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James Edward David Bellamy was born in December 1972, amidst a storm. He excelled academically, earning a spot to study at Magdalen College, Oxford University. James is a published, qualified, and award-winning poet, known for his prolific output. His extensive body of work comprises over 22,000 poems, written with a characteristic fervor. The 200 poems featured in this collection are inspired by the works of Philip Larkin and Dylan Thomas, two poets who hold a special place in Bellamy's affections. A lifelong resident of West Norwood, South London, UK, James has drawn inspiration from his surroundings. Throughout his life, James has faced challenges related to mental health, but he has continued to thrive in the community. His passion for poetry is evident in his writing, and he has a deep appreciation for the world of literature.