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Friday, 2 May 2014
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North East England, United Kingdom
This is the blog of the erstwhile Tyneside Poets. The aim is to archive over four decades of writing and publish new works.
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POETRY TYNESIDE
A review of over four decades of writing from the Tyneside Poets, Strong Words and Northern Voices; also featuring new works.
Editor: Keith Armstrong
Associate Editor: Dave Alton
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SIGN OF THE FLEECE
Who favoured a commonweal and its peace Gathered their thoughts at the Sign of the Fleece, To sing out their anthems of lib...
FRACTURE
It is still too early for leaves Even though daffodil shoots Are already pressing green fingers Through. Meanwhile, as a crow loots A...
NORTH EAST POETRY: DEBUNKING SOME MYTHS BY DR KEITH ARMSTRONG
A very fine piece of polemical social and literary criticism. I have every sympathy with the main thrust of ...
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ARMSTRONG ON NORTHUMBERLAND
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