Jubilate Messi - Ely, Steve
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I've played, watched and loved football all my life. Along with birds and birding it is my most enduring passion. So I thought I'd write about it. My original intention was to write a poetic history of football, from the creation to the present day. I started fluently, but one thing and another got in the way and the footballing Muse abandoned me after about twenty poems. The poems in this chapbook are those of the original twenty that made it through the selection process and got into the first eleven. Plus a sub. Messi comes last, but it is definitely not him. (Steve Ely)

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I've played, watched and loved football all my life. Along with birds and birding it is my most enduring passion. So I thought I'd write about it. My original intention was to write a poetic history of football, from the creation to the present day. I started fluently, but one thing and another got in the way and the footballing Muse abandoned me after about twenty poems. The poems in this chapbook are those of the original twenty that made it through the selection process and got into the first eleven. Plus a sub. Messi comes last, but it is definitely not him. (Steve Ely)
Autorenporträt
Steve Ely has written several books of poetry, most recently Zi-Zi Taah Taah Taah: The Song of the Willow Tit, Bloody, Proud and Murderous Men, Adulterers and Enemies of God and Incendium Amoris. He has also published a novel, Ratmen (Blackheath Books, 2012), and a biographical work, Ted Hughes's South Yorkshire: Made in Mexborough (Palgrave MacMillan, 2015). Steve Ely is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Huddersfield, and is Director of the Ted Hughes Network.