Greetings!
Hello there! Welcome to my new blog page! For the last five years I've published my poems on my website at http://www.newporttownpoet.nav.to , but Fortunecity have migrated (rather in the manner of wintering starlings, one imagines) and the free software I've been using to write my site no longer publishes to the web.
This is a bit of a git!
But I've decided to adopt a new blogger attitude, and publish my new work here instead. I've just got broadband, and it's all a lot easier than before.
My old site will remain where it is, sealed in electronic aspic, and you can visit it if you want to, but all my new stuff will be here.
I'm also going to post the poems that I'd grouped under the heading of "Adventures in Hack Poetry" here as well. These are poems that were written after I finished as Town Poet.
Please feel free to comment - I've got a thick skin! If I'd listened to what was written in the local paper about me in 1997, I wouldn't be writing now.
7 Comments:
Hi!
We greatly enjoyed your contributions to 'Roy's Rarebits' and look forward to seeing more of them (especially the one about the little-known saints) posted on this site.
Keep up the good work,
June and Gerald Edwards
I enjoy your poems very much - why are you not on the telly?
I really enjoy your poems! Have you published them in a book, because I would love to get it?
Thank you for you kind comments! I'm not sure I'm photogenic enough for telly! Radio's enough for me, and you don't have to learn it.
I've a short collection of poems published as "Thoughts of a Lunchtime Swimmer" in 2000 by Newport City Council. You can get it from Amazon. If there's a problem, drop me a line and I can get one to you.
Thanks once again!
New work on it's way - I'm a lazy blogger!
Hi Goff
Your greatest fan and fellow athlete has organised an Evening with Goff Morgan but forgot to ask the great man himself if he is available. Can you give me a ring please
HI Goff, Lynn Phillips here, you may be pleased (or otherwise) to know that we plan to look at your poems in school with the children as our project is, indeed, Newport.Who else would we use but the Town (City?) Poet?I have been filtering through to find the most suitable (langauge, language!)If you have any personal suggestions I'd be delighted to hear them.
Hi Goff
We've heared your hilarious poem called 'get stuffed' on the Roy Noble show on BBC Wales and would love to have the words for our Brother & Sister 60th Birthday party in July. Please could you post them on your site as this will go down a treat! Many thanks Melissa & Sheldon Phillips
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