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Hosted by Jeremy Patton · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 14 episodes
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My name is Jeremy Patton. I have started writing, mainly poetry, as a member of The Written Word Group Almanzora. This podcast is where I have chosen to share my work and also discussion and information about poetry. Another member of the group, Frank Soderberg, has a podcast of his own. You can find that here: https://twwgalmanzora.podbean.com/ Other members of The Written Word Group have some of their work available to listen to on the podcast hosted by the group’s leader, Berni Albrighton. You can find that here: https://buzzsprout.com/2489284.rss
Jeremy Patton hosts Jeremy’s poetry podcast, a arts show with 14 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail This is a short poem addressing the challenge to write something based on “A Shot in the Dark”. The story is not based on anything in particular, but there are echoes of Roddy Doyle’s book, The Snapper,
Send us Fan Mail This is a short poem addressing the challenge to write something based on “A Shot in the Dark”. The story is not based on anything in particular, but there are echoes of Roddy Doyle’s book, The Snapper,
Send us Fan Mail To imagine the worst, in order to put it into verse, it’s quite traumatic, but it can also be life-affirming, like walking from a nightmare and finding it never happened. This is a poem about grief, but
Send us Fan Mail To imagine the worst, in order to put it into verse, it’s quite traumatic, but it can also be life-affirming, like walking from a nightmare and finding it never happened. This is a poem about grief, but
Send us Fan Mail Last year our local road was upgraded with bicycle lanes separated from the road with hundreds of black and white bumps. Many people called them armadillos but my wife and I realised that they were actua
Send us Fan Mail Another Halloween poem, this one about the monster in the White House. It may seem superficially anti-American, but it isn’t, it is just lamenting what America is becoming.
Send us Fan Mail Went to bed last night and wrote half of this, having watched Newsnight. Finished it before I got up this morning. Heroes don’t always wear capes, some villains are always in fancy dress. This is the fir
Send us Fan Mail Write a poem, and you can do whatever you like with it. You can make it for everyone, or, as in this case, just for one very special person.
Send us Fan Mail I went out to dinner on Friday 13th. I’m lucky I did. This is a poem I finished a few minutes ago, it is now Saturday 14th. It’s probably a first draft. If you see it next week, or tomorrow, or at noon,
Send us Fan Mail This tries to explain why I went 50 years without writing poetry. Although it is true, I am not sure who was telling me not to. It was possibly myself. My brother is not gloomy as an adult, though he was
Send us Fan Mail A cheery tale of domestic abuse. This is not a rare phenomenon among elderly couples, but is always shocking when you see it. Not always actual physical violence, but verbal abuse and financial control a
Send us Fan Mail Sometimes love is soppy, and so are love poems. The Written Word Group had an open mic meeting on Feb 14 this year and I wrote this poem for my wife who I first met 25 years ago. she liked it, and I hope
Send us Fan Mail I won a bottle of brandy on a tombola and owned it for about a minute before tripping and smashing it beneath me. I lay for a while in a pool of brandy with large shards of glass. It could have been seri
Send us Fan Mail I like poems, and sometimes I like a poem that rhymes. What I have always hated are rhyming couplets, two lines, same rhyme, restricting your thoughts, sounding like a nursery rhyme. This poem is made up
Send us Fan Mail On 28 April 2025, Spain and Portugal had a huge power outage. This poems explores the way in which, although we all had the same power cut, everybody’s experience of it was unique.
Send us Fan Mail This is a poem about a row I recently found myself in. It didn’t go well. I’m not sure that over- reacting was the problem, but it really did not go well.
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