Steve,
The `Serendipity competition on here, check Anne Foxglove for details.

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You have a warm and touching style - most welcome when the "technical" side of things can sometimes serve to obscure the quality of the content in poetry.

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I really enjoyed Gonaways - it connected with something in me. I've moved around more than I'd have liked and would agree that you can never go back to the person you were - the house doesn't exist any more. I really love the way you express that.

Enjoyed A Deadman Speaks to his Daughter - that's how I'd like to imagine it.

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Hi Steve and welcome to WOL. The Dead Man Speaks to his Daughter, lovely, very moving, made me think of my dad. Thank you.

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Thanks guys

Greg - yes, they are spookily alike. Larkin was often funnier, I gather. While working in the same bookshop I also met Margaret Drabble and Phil Drabble, but I was OK with telling them apart because only one of them was carrying a badger. Margaret.

Winston. It's the hat, yes? Compelling isn't it?

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Hi Steve, welcome. Philip Larkin - Eric Morecambe, easily done. I enjoyed Gone Aways and Skiddaw very much.

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Hi Steve. Welcome to WOL. Your profile made me chuckle tonight, I share some of your listed interests but not telling you which! Winston

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