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I am slowly publishing my poetry here. Hope you get something from it.
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Des how go.s it? read your stuff interesting, enjoyed it, ah kin hear ye now,sick bam get a freakin life ya fudd,ha! ha!.
Ah whis gonnae fone u on a number of occasions, never got round to it, hate annoying people.
now that ah’ve sent this email ah’ll probably phone u this week some time, just to catch up, and hear how ur getting on.
I,m on the last chapter of the book, I wasn’t to good for a while, was quiet unwell thought mah tea was out, “really” the auld grim reaper was lurking about in the shadows, that dick they call a doctor prescribed me the wrong medicine, and nearly kilt me the bam, but hey, ca-ser-ah ser-ah.
Glad tae say ah’m okay now a day at a time, battering on wae the book, a baw hair is all, ah never got back in touch wae ye’r bud at luath press because ah thought ah wisnae gontae make it and that’s the truth, ah’ll phone him as soon as its finished.
Speaking with an old friend of yours the other night, Ian Ferguson first ah’ve seen him in twenty years, a nice guy, always did like him, got his head screwed on.
Ah’ll fone ye latter in the week, in the meantime may your soxs be fluffy enough, for to allow you, just like a wean, tae slide along life’s wax clothed coating, with gentle ease, and joyful laughter.
Regards our pal Preston,
Hi Des,
Hope all’s well with you
just read some of your Haikus
bring warmth to the heart
John Ferry
enjoyin yirpoems
Thanks Mary
Hey Des,
John Ferry sent me the link – good stuff, interesting to see how you’ve laid things out. This WordPress is a marvellous thing altogether.
Hope you’re well anyway, and I’ll be coming back soon for a wander aboot yer stuff.
Cheers,
Ian (Brotherhood)
Cheers Ian – just back on this site after a while away from it
just started reading your work, wish i found it earlier. The first one i read was – six black candles, how funny and sad at the same time. I am waiting on my fourth book, local library not great!! I am looking forward to working my through them all. Truly entertaining while true to life. I live in Larkhall, not far from Coarbridge, and i just love the scottish one liners! class! such tallent – cant wait to get my next book!
Cheers Tracey
it’s good to get feedback – by the way SIngin I’m NO a Billy He’s a Tim is coming to The Pavilion in September.
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