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The Wind Laughs In A Tree

The wind laughs in a tree.
And as for me
I think on my poetry

Seamstress

Desire.
Fire.
Seamstress.
Confess.
Short.
Dress.

Competition to win a free audio download of “The Writer’s Pen and Other Poems”

The competition to win a free audio download of my book, “The Writer’s Pen and Other Poems” closes at 5 pm today (Friday 7 December UK time). As of 6:30 am I have received no entries to the competition. If you would like to enter please contact me by 5 pm today. Many thanks, Kevin

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To celebrate the release of the audio edition of “The Writer’s Pen and Other Poems”, on 29 November, (www.audible.co.uk/pd/The-Writers-Pen-and-Other-Poems-Audiobook/B07KPPQ2K2), I am offering 2 free...

When a young lady who’s name is Ling

When a young lady who’s name is Ling

Invited me to swing

I asked my friend Lou

To join in too

But it really wasn’t her thing …

There was a young lady called Michelle

There was a young lady called Michelle
Who entered that placed named hell,
But being extremely rude
And more than crude
The devil did Michelle expel.

How to request that your book is added to the catalogue of theUnited Kingdom’s National Poetry Library

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If you are a UK-based poet, did you know that you can ask the National Poetry Library to consider adding your works to their catalogue. To find out how to request that the Library consider adding your work, please see below.

Having published “The Writer’s Pen and Other Poems”, on 3 September 2018, contacting The National Poetry Library is on my list of things to do. (You can find “The Writer’s Pen” here, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GD1LBMV.

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“My poetry book is published. How do I make sure...

When a journalist by the name of Lee

When a journalist by the name of Lee

Wrote a story about me

I threatened to sue

But my lawyer, named Lou

Said, “but sir, every word of it is true!”.

Why AI won’t work. Probably.

While one can never say never, I think that Matthew may well be correct.

Matthew Wright

One of the main tropes of science fiction has to be the self-aware robot or computer – one mobile, the other not, but both presented as self-aware and able to think as we do, although often better.

I think, therefore I am a slide rule.

Often, Frankenstein-style, the AI develops malevolence. That was a trope long before HAL; virtually all of Asimov’s robot stories from the 1940s onwards were designed to...

There Was a Young Lady Named Lou

There was a young lady named Lou

Who wrote a book all about glue.

It was a tome most vast

And it’s pages being stuck fast

I could not read that book …

Gentlemen in Business Suits

Gentlemen in business suits

Dream of girls who lose

Their boots

And …

 

To choose.

To command.

Who does what

When man’s blood is hot

And her’s is not?

 

Keeping the wolf away

Is, they say

The reason why

Some girls go with a random guy.

But many would rather die

Than choose

To lose

Their shoes …