All poetry and graphics are copyright to the author Peter Morriss.

 
Have a look around, and feel free to share your own stories in the guestbook. The author hopes you enjoy his website!

The author Peter Morriss has been published in over 180 poetry anthologies and numerous magazines.

He is a member of- The Society of Authors

                             The Poetry Society

                             The British Haiku Society

The author has inclusion in the following-

International Authors And Writers Who's Who 2002 IBC ISBN 0 948875 54 2

International Who's Who Poetry 2007 Europa Biographical Reference Series-

Routledge ISBN 1-85743-360-2

Dictionary Of International Biography 2010 IBC  ISBN 978 1 903986 35 6

The Cambridge Blue Book  2009 IBC IBSN 978 1 903986 32 5 

Published in over 180 poetry anthologies by-

Poets England

Dogma Publications

Poetic Hours

Poetry Now

Forward Press

Aural Images

Poetry Today

United Press

United Reformed Sounds of Fury

1999 Epic Poem- Painting The Town Red (Poetic Hours)

Royal Society For The Blind. Tape- Just Poetry

Through My Eyes poetry anthology 1999 ISBN 1 86248 105 9

Published in various magazines

Scottish Poetry Corner- Daily Express

Scottish Daily Mail

2010 Epic Poem- The Shed (Forward Press) (United Press)

and Scottish Daily Mail 2010

2011 Epic Poem- Greyfriars Bobby (United Press)

United Press CD Poetry Now 2010/2011

Poetry Highways Pitnamoon poetry anthology 2012 ISBN 978-0-8xxxx-xxx-x

An autumn scene in Auchenblae, Kincardineshire.

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New poem

Here you can read the true story of 'Greyfriars Bobby' in an epic poem about Greyfriars Bobby first published in 2010. 

You can find the poem in the written work and poems section on the site.

'Painting The Town Red'

By the author- The infamous true story of how the saying  'Paint The Town Red' originated.

New Book

Poetry Highways 'Pitnamoon' Published by United Press 2012

See written work and poems page for details.



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