Poem 24 of 230: THROUGH SOUTH-EAST ASIA A highlight of South-East Asia - As with other tropical lands - Is the abundance of fresh ...
Poem 118 of 230: WHALLEY ABBEY...WHAT TALES? - AUTUMN 2000 Cistercian monks have clearly been - Their Abbey’s ruins can still be se...
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Poem 96 of 230: PARADIGMS “Thirty-all” is, in effect, “deuce”; Nobody has seen an “atom”: An atom remains a model; “Thirty-all” an ...
part two (cont.) WALKABOUT WITH MY PEN (conclusions) Poem 74 of 230: ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIALISM Anthropology - World's-cultures s...
Poem 30 of 230: WAX - BETWEEN COTTON AND LEATHER Alone, midnight, in a Filipino room, With our wedding plans into action, We turned ou...
Poem 37 of 230: RODEO DRIVE On visiting Los Angeles, I thought I’d walk Rodeo Drive; I’d passed a few up-market shops When an...
Poem 5 of 230: STATE TO STATE (TUNE - IN THE KEY OF C MAJOR: C2 F2 G2 F3 C2 F2 G2 F3 C2 F2 G2 F3 C2 F2 G2 F3 F2 G2 F2 C3 F2 G2 F2...
Poem 167 of 230: WITHIN CHESTER CATHEDRAL’S CLOISTERS - SUMMER 2001 After a wall-view Of the neat city; Off a square in squares, ...
Poem 63 of 230: ON YORK AND CHESTER Each with a strong city-wall, York and Chester I would call - Neatly conservational. (C) Dav...