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Black and white photograph of poet Ross Adamson, taken on the Isle of Wight in 2019

Ross Adamson is a dynamic British/Irish poet with a razor-sharp rhythmical style and a flair for rhyming verse. He has something to say and a uniquely engaging way of saying it.

Adamson's debut poetry book, Modern Madness, a collection of timely and trenchant poems about early 21st century life, is available now in paperback and ebook.

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8 Oct

‘Let the bodies pile high,’
Said the loveable crook.
‘We can turn a blind eye
And then squirm off the hook.’

#COVID #Boris #micropoetry

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7 Oct

"Unvaccinated footballers are putting lives at risk. Is it time to stop picking them?" #covid #solidarity https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2021/oct/07/unvaccinated-footballers-putting-lives-at-risk-maybe-its-time-to-stop-picking-them-covid?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

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16 Sep

The sunflowers we tried to grow in optimal conditions this summer were all puny and quick to die. This plucky guy, however, just randomly grew out of a crack in the concrete and is looking resplendent, even this late in the season. #ironic #metaphorforlife

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Latest Online Poems

Lovers in bed together in the morning light. Photo by We-Vibe WOW Tech from Unsplash.

Morning Magic

Stirring lovers, sun-drenched blinds, Tangled bodies, bonded minds; Lazy slumbers, dreamy... read more →

A sad looking man searching for love on his laptop. Photo by Varun Gaba from Unsplash.

One More Chance

There she is, at the spot where first we met, In... read more →

A beautiful unique snowflake against a pallid winter sky. Photo from Damian McCoig on Unsplash.

Snowflake

Peerless falling snowflake, Effervescent diamond tear; A fleeting glimpse of beauty,... read more →

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