Ode to Port Eliot

I grew up in the sort of town
Where a single use of the word ‘noun’
Earns you the epithet ‘professor’
Or ‘twat’
Yet here I stand on the teeming lawn
Trying to impress passing girls with an unsolicited
Mini-lecture on the etymology of ‘ha-ha’ (n.)
It never works
Not even when Arcadian day ripens to Bacchanalian night
But this, this is the first place
Where I dared to dream it might

By Tim Clare, a writer, poet and musician performing in Found in Translation.

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Monday, March 08, 2010

SANDY POWELL WINS OSCAR

Congratulations to Port Eliot Festival performer Sandy Powell, who won her Best Costume Design Oscar last night (whilst wearing a bugle bead beret, designed especially for the occasion by fellow Port Eliot performer, Stephen Jones!)
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