For National Poetry Day.

I was going to post an Edwin Morgan but all the books went when my parents moved out. I might dig out my own copy of his first collected later and type something up, but in the meantime, WS Gilbert and the best representation of a dreamscape I've ever encountered.

The Lord Chancellor's Nightmare

( He's a bit undersized and you don't feel surprised when he tells you he's only eleven. )

For National Poetry Day.

I was going to post an Edwin Morgan but all the books went when my parents moved out. I might dig out my own copy of his first collected later and type something up, but in the meantime, WS Gilbert and the best representation of a dreamscape I've ever encountered.

The Lord Chancellor's Nightmare

( He's a bit undersized and you don't feel surprised when he tells you he's only eleven. )