‘Chaucer Announces His Desire to Retire’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
Chaucer Announces His Desire to Retire Whan that passing years and Father Time’s made difficulty in my finding sounds… ...
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‘Warfare by Remote Control’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
Warfare by Remote Control Babies are screaming from the night time sky, preventing sleep amidst the blasted homes; twenty-four ...
‘A Fallow Year at Worthy Farm’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
A Fallow Year at Worthy Farm No Glastonbury Festival occurs at Worthy Farm in twenty twenty-six. the land, where ...
‘An Englishman to World Cups Past’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
An Englishman to World Cups Past That 1966 World Cup _is but a memory, awarded, so the Scotsmen claim, ...
‘Chaucer’s Medieval Hangover Advice and Cure’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
Chaucer's Medieval Hangover Advice and Cure If you should quaff nocturnally too much, and waking, find your mouth’s a ...
A Poem on the Zambian National Park Mosi-oa-Tunya, by Paul A. Freeman
Mosi-oa-Tunya Mosi-oa-Tunya is ‘The Thunderous Smoke’; twixt Zambia and Zimbabwe it sits; Doc Livingstone, that missionary bloke observed its ...
‘The Cautionary Tale of Phone Addicted Mimi’: A Poem by Paul A. Freeman
The Cautionary Tale of Phone Addicted Mimi A girl called Mimi thought it best to give her active brain ...
As a longtime resident of Massachusetts, I've given up trying to make any sense of what goes on in any…
Excellent use of history with Griffin Wharf being the place where the Boston Tea Party took place. Your humor also…
Sorry - 'second paragraph'!
I'm not really qualified to comment on this controversial case, but do have a couple of observations on other controversial…
This is a beautiful and moving “translation” of the poetic scriptural eulogy of David into a rhyming form.
