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Sunday, 15 April 2018. WORD SHARING ON UNESCO WORLD BOOK DAY. UNESCO WORLD BOOK DAY IN DURHAM - AND SHAKESPEARE'S BIRTHDAY! POETS FROM DURHAM AND THE NORTH EAST WILL READ FROM THEIR POEMS IN THE ANTHOLOGY. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO COME ALONG AND READ FROM YOUR OWN CONTRIBUTION TO THE BOOK, PLEASE FEEL FREE. FAMILY OR FRIENDS MIGHT ALSO LIKE TO RENDER SOMETHING BY THE LATE JULIA DARLING, MICHAEL STANDEN AND ALAN C. BROWN. POET ROB WALTON ALSO CONTRIBUTES SOME OF HIS POETRY FOR WORLD BOOK DAY. THANKS TO THE KU...

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Sunday, 15 April 2018. WORD SHARING ON UNESCO WORLD BOOK DAY. UNESCO WORLD BOOK DAY IN DURHAM - AND SHAKESPEARE'S BIRTHDAY! POETS FROM DURHAM AND THE NORTH EAST WILL READ FROM THEIR POEMS IN THE ANTHOLOGY. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO COME ALONG AND READ FROM YOUR OWN CONTRIBUTION TO THE BOOK, PLEASE FEEL FREE. FAMILY OR FRIENDS MIGHT ALSO LIKE TO RENDER SOMETHING BY THE LATE JULIA DARLING, MICHAEL STANDEN AND ALAN C. BROWN. POET ROB WALTON ALSO CONTRIBUTES SOME OF HIS POETRY FOR WORLD BOOK DAY. THANKS TO THE KU...

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Poetry Tyneside: JOHN BALL: Come Ye All Who Labour

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Thursday, 23 July 2015. JOHN BALL: Come Ye All Who Labour. From stipend and yew tree. To field ditch and oak shade. He went out among the labourers. Of farm and mill,. Even back to the sacred yard. Him of all people. Left with no fixed address,. A hungry candidate,. That was lost with his waywardness. From a life lived in Alban’s town,. But his preaching debunking. For the common tongue. Priest of the thorny hedge,. His straight and narrow. Was cutting as the plough. To level rich earth,. But he had his ...

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Poetry Tyneside: February 2015

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Monday, 23 February 2015. TREVOR TEASDEL - TEESSIDE DYNAMO. Trev Teasdel - A Short Autobiology! Trev was born in a rush of wind in 1951, down home Coventry, much to the surprise of the Countess Godiva and her horsemen. Here he etched his early song lyrics, wrote ' A Lotta Rain is Fallin'. With Pete Waterman, ran Hobo, Coventry Music and Arts Magazine. And the Hobo Workshop. Where the early Two Tone. And the New Poetry Scene. H. E was performance poet turned co-editor of Voice of the North. Commercial ins...

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Poetry Tyneside: June 2015

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Thursday, 18 June 2015. THE SUN ON DANBY GARDENS. The sun on Danby Gardens. Smells of roast beef,. Tastes of my youth. The flying cinders of a steam train. Spark in my dreams. Across the old field,. A miner breaks his back. And lovers roll in the ditches,. Off Bigges Main,. My grandad taps his stick,. Reaches for the braille of long-dead strikes. And I recall Joyce Esthella Antoinette Giles. And her legs that reached for miles,. Tripping over the stiles. In red high heels. Who took me in the stacks.

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Poetry Tyneside: May 2015

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Monday, 25 May 2015. Cobbled webs of my thoughts. Hang around your lanes. A brass band nestles in my head,. Cosy as a bed bug. I’m reading from a balcony. It’s Gala Day and the words are lost. In the coal dust of your lungs. Your dark satanic brooding Gaol. Throws a blanket over blankness:. A grim era of second hand visions. Aches like a scab in a cell. And rowing a punt up your Bishop’s arse. A shaft of sunlight on the river. Strikes me only as true,. Shining into the eyes of all the prisoners. Play in ...

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Poetry Tyneside: August 2015

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Monday, 24 August 2015. THE GRAINGER MARKET WAITER. Should I know you from somewhere? Your eye brows raised in thick liquorice black. You and your hairline gone bald as plaster. Or your puffed face, was that the cherub I knew? Separate, alone, stuck in time’s stiff relief,. All-round solid, middle-aged spread, that’s you. But do I detect a grin? If I’m right, you never were the private man. Enjoying lingering here among market souls. Being statuesque has made you look so calm,. Monday, August 24, 2015.

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JOSEPH and the RED WEAVER | Folk Tongue

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Just another WordPress.com site. About and List of Posted Poems. April 16, 2012. JOSEPH and the RED WEAVER. Like the legions long before him. Joseph was walking the Wall,. From Tyneside to the Solway Firth. His boots would tramp it all. From the metalled streets of Wallsend,. Out over the fells and fields,. Shouldering his pack he rambled. Such a land of stringent beauty,. Countryside of austere bliss,. Where the Wall seems insignificant. Perched atop a precipice. As Joe looked along to the West. As the ...

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March | 2012 | Folk Tongue

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Just another WordPress.com site. About and List of Posted Poems. Monthly Archives: March 2012. A TWISTED TALE of the PENDLE WITCHES. March 29, 2012. As mist settled over Pendle,. And clocks chimed the midnight hour,. Came a rush of broomsticks heading. For desolate Malkin Tower. Alice Nutter leading her brood,. Chattox and the other crones,. While all the good folk round about. Felt a chill strike to their bones. Vipers’ venom, tongues torn from larks,. Dank water drawn from a mire,. Art works, part work...

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The greatest WordPress.com site in all the land! Archive for June, 2015. June 25, 2015. Gently towards that Good Night on. June 18, 2015. POEM ABOUT GROWING OLD on. June 16, 2015. Just a Snail on a Mission on. June 1, 2015. Voices into the Dark. A Proof of Colliers. Janis Freegard – New Zealand Poet. New Zealand Poetry Society. Website of Barnsley U3A. Website of the Tyneside Poets. Blog at WordPress.com. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.

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Barnsley, my town | barnsleyvoice

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The greatest WordPress.com site in all the land! Barnsley, my town. July 7, 2015. Barnsley, I was not born of you. I did not know your grey dust history. Nor your Town Hall, its white tower reaching for the sky. Did not see your countryside, enfolding you on every side. But I know you now: this place so fiercely proud,. For did not the great miners’ strike have its hub in this place? They lost their battle, but losers become heroes. Their valiant feats the stuff of legend. See the hills and changing skies.

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The greatest WordPress.com site in all the land! Archive for January, 2015. January 26, 2015. January 21, 2015. January 12, 2015. Voices into the Dark. A Proof of Colliers. Janis Freegard – New Zealand Poet. New Zealand Poetry Society. Website of Barnsley U3A. Website of the Tyneside Poets. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Blog at WordPress.com.

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About and List of Posted Poems | Folk Tongue

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Just another WordPress.com site. About and List of Posted Poems. About and List of Posted Poems. Welcome to Folk Tongue. This is the blog of Balladear on which he will tell and retell folk tales in verse. The stories are, of course, common property, but the form of them here is unique. Please feel free to read to yourself or others: if the latter then credit where credit is due and acknowledge the writer and, perhaps, recommend this blog to others. The White Moth 6/2/2012. The Silver Whistle 7/2/2012.

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THE CONVERSION | Folk Tongue

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Just another WordPress.com site. About and List of Posted Poems. May 10, 2012. Primitive Methodist Chapel ,. Was engraved over the door. Of the holiday conversion;. A place of worship no more. The village long since stopped praying,. The villagers moved away. As property prices blossomed,. As commuters came to stay. The old chapel was transformed with. Gold standard fittings throughout;. Wet room, king size beds, wood burner,. A plush holiday redoubt. First guests were a married couple. As preaching gave...

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Jamie-go-deeper | Folk Tongue

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Just another WordPress.com site. About and List of Posted Poems. April 6, 2012. The Manchester Ship Canal Company. Were digging their ditch from city to sea,. With pick and shovel the way was being won. By navvys, and ganger Jim Shackleton. Jamie-go-deeper, the ganger was known,. Jamie-go-deeper moving earth and stone,. His gang digging the route as it was planned. Till they fetched up against disputed land. A full field’s width was barring their way. Because seams of coal ran beneath the clay,. I’ve see...

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Jack and the Barnsley Rose | barnsleyvoice

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The greatest WordPress.com site in all the land! Jack and the Barnsley Rose. July 1, 2015. Bearing but a single bloom, a rose. Arose, punching through paving. Between the PALs memorial. And the town hall, waving. A provocative deep red flower. The MP took it as a sign,. But locals grumbled. Higher. And higher that rude rose rambled,. Way up through the clouds it wound;. The mayor jangled his chain and called,. I want a Jack to be found. And found one was, a bright enough chap,. A goose to lay golden eggs.

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