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James Graham



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Name James Graham
User Name James Graham
Specialism Poetry
Location Scotland
Interests Poetry, drama, history, trees
Profile I`m a published poet - two collections, some print magazines, some poetry websites. I enjoy both formal and free verse. In my own work I generally avoid rhyme, because I`m not very good at it, but if you can rhyme, I`ll be full of admiration! Before joining WW I was a member of other internet poetry groups, and have always enjoyed reading and commenting on other people`s work. Any comments will always be constructive.
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  James Graham's   Clairvoyance is published in . (Available Now)
  • In James Grahams new collection we find poems that capture places from the scrambled heart of the city to the haunted stone circle on the moor; poems that travel in time, looking into the darkness at both ends of time; poems that are inspired by the

    •   James Graham's  Poetry Becoming a Tree is published in Matador Press. (Available March 2016)
  • James Grahams second collection has been praised for its diversity. Some poems are very personal but touch on all our life experiences. There is history and prehistory - including the much praised 'The Book of Lascaux'. And a humorous finale.

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    The Fearless Benjamin Lay by James Graham Word Count: 312
    7  Comments

    Another poem on a historical theme. Again I hope the history comes across. I know there isnt much in the way of fine poetic lines, its rather prosaic, but I hope the overall impression is of something genuinely poetic. As always, feel free to criticise, or ask questions. 
    8 Aug 2019

    Heroes by James Graham Word Count: 211
    18  Comments

    Whether you liked them or not, youve had Hypatia of Alexandria and the Peasants Revolt. Now another poem on a historical theme. I hope its at least clear. Its a long way from perfect, though, and I welcome your criticisms and suggestions. James.  
    27 Jul 2019

    For Ashraf Fayadh (two poems) by James Graham Word Count: 348
    6  Comments

    There's a very serious, true story behind this poem. See below. (I've added a 'companion' poem, which tries to make a point of sorts.) 
    15 Dec 2015



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