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• First Mayor of Richmond, by Peter Kay
• Because it’s total crap, by Karen Jones
• My Mother Doesn’t Know that I’m a Poet, by Rodney Wood
• The Free Spirit Ward of Court, by Aoife Cunningham
• Or your scants will come back to haunt you, by Beth McDonough
• Trespasses to be prosecuted, by Rebecca Gethin
• On Flatulence, by Simon Williams
• Spring in Castletroy, by D’or Seifer
• King Edward VII, by Steve Harrison
• Speed Dating, by Enna Michaels
• Sarah, the Neighbour’s Child, by Lisa Lopresti
• Health Check, by Mary Dickins
• Penny Dreadful, by Phil Binding
• Juniper Park, by Lee Campbell
• One of my Finest, by Clive Oseman
• Apple, by Clive Donovan
• Slipping back into the creation of me, by I Am Cereal Killer
• Ketchup : An Obituary, by Kevin Higgins
• Jax, By Anne McDonald
• There’s a pervert in the craft shop, by Ronnie Leek
• Nursery Rhyme to a President, by Joan Hardiman
• Chicken Mystery, by Catherine Doherty Nicholls
• Fairy-tale Romances, by Ama Bolton
• I never wear knickers to breakfast, by Heather Moulsen
• Disappearing Act, by Lucy Tertia George
• Broccoli, by Melanie Branton
• Sauce and Condiments, by Nigel Lloyd
• For the Breakdown Men of the Leamington Spa Vehicle Recovery Office, by Kerry Priest
• I want to be . . . By Geraldine Ward
• To my first boyfriend, by Carla Scarano
• What’s that?, by Judy Darley
• To Whom It Concerns A Late Late After Word, by Susan Lindsay
• You Know!, by Carl Burkitt
• Diminishing Poem Spliced with an Ovi, by Trisha Broomfield
• My Other Sticker is Funny, by Claire Hadfield
• Not every mushroom is safe to eat, by Jorge Leiva Ardana
• Alive in the Age of Stupidity, by Chad Norman
• Paddy Andy, by Joe Naughton
• Vague Notions, by Ruth Marshall
• Doing It, by Heather Moulson
• Cleaning Up, by Sue Spiers
• Recently Reactivated Twitter Account, by Stephen McNulty
• Advice for undergraduates re-submitting work for this semester’s poetry module, by Emma Purshouse
• Tuesday, by Hugh Maxwell
• Tango, by Trevor Alexander
• Forever and an Hour, by Patricia Walsh
• Trial by Poetry, by Oscar Windsor-Smith
• Precitive Text, by Nigel Lloyd
• I Used to Smoke, by Rodney Wood
• Ultimate Bathroom Experience, by Kevin Higgins
• Saboteurs, by Holly Conant
• Five Limericks, by Mark Totterdell
• Dear Sir/Madam – by Karen Jones
• Evolution of a Complaint, by Roisin Bugler
• The agony of treading on Lego in bare feet at 3.30am, by Gabi Marcellus-Temple
• Truth, by Maurice Devitt
• The Half-Starved Virgin, by Bobbie Sparrow
• Gannet, by Catherine Doherty Nicholls
• Nothing, by Ama Bolton
• Do dust mites eat ginger biscuits?, by Trisha Broomfield
• Ads for adults, not suitable for children, by Carole Donaldson
• Buffoon in a flowery shirt, by Hannah Kiely
• Never eat shellfish, by Janet Sillett
• What the Dickens, by Julian Isaacs
• Duolingual and becoming 007, by Beth McDonough
• Wallpaper, by Anne Donnellan
• Coup de Tea, by Bern Butler
• able, by beam
• The Weather says ‘Wake up’, after Dorothy Parker, by Art Ó Súilleabháin
• Fruit, by Stephen Wren
• A Grudge, by Heather Moulson
• Good Morning Mr Magpie, by Teresa O’Connor
• The Emperor and the Daddy, by Michael Allsopp
• Enrichment, by Katherine Noone
• The World Has Run Out of Curry, by Nigel Lloyd
• Honorificabilitudinitatibus, by Mohammad Zahid
• Openings, by Mary Lee
• Dr Queenie May, by Sally McHugh
• After the . ., by Siobhan Potter
• You Gave me a Geranium, by Robert Garnham
• Particles, by Marcus Bales
• The Night I Told Genesis to Fuck Off, by Rodney Wood
• Mind Games, by Emma Purshouse
• This Is Not a Pipe Dream, by Julian Isaacs
• The Bigger Issues, by Clive Oseman
• Delta of Venus on the Bus, by Neil Fulwood
• Pants, by Sue Cose
• Trousers, by Ray Givans
• In Praise of the May Tree (Perhaps an Ode) by Hillary Willmott
• When Two Worlds Collide, by Jeff Horsey
• Invisibility Rant, by Abigail Ottley
• The best superhero we can conjur, by Rob Schofield
• Uncle Peter, by Nigel Lloyd
• I’m sorry I’m late, by Susan Jordan
• What I’m Like, by Kevin Higgins
• The Mermaid and the Onion Seller, by Rosie Barrett
• The Astronomer’s Wife, by Rose Cook
• Poem by Tom Stockley
• My Shot, by Nikki Fine
• Maisie, by Maggie Duffy
• it started with a Body, by Julian Isaacs
• Art Students in a City Park, by Patrick Deeley
• Three Poems by Daniel Ryan
• Jan, Jen or Jean, by Thomas McColl
• Yes, But He Lives in the Philippines, by Thom Boulton
• Two Limericks from Mark Totterdell
• Lockdown Occupation, by Sarah Burchell
• What Can You Do?, by John Murphy
• What Can You Do?, by John Murphy
• What Can You Do?, by John Murphy
• Neighbourhood Watch, by Maurice Devitt
• Boring, by Carl Burkitt
• How to Read at an Open Mic, by Susan Jordan
• 4 By Bloody 4’s, by Lisa Lopresti
• Cocks, by Mohammad Zahid
• Double Negative Party, by Melanie Branton
• Marc Maron, by Tina Sederholm
• Quark, by Trisha Broomfield
• Mourning what he lost, by Rodney Wood
• Lockdown Haircut, by Mogs
• Poem by Jonathan Humphrey
• How to have the perfect wardrobe, by Heather Moulson
• Long Johns, by Jamie H. Scrutton
• Long Johns, by Jamie H. Scrutton
• I will survive, by Dora Wright
• bird feeder regulars by Susan Taylor
• bird feeder regulars by Susan Taylor
• Ending up a vegetable, by Ray Pool
• Banana Pooh!, by Andy Brown
• Purple? Purple?, by Simon Williams

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