Joanne talks to Richard Crowther about his experience performing poetry in America.

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Joanne reading her own work:

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EJ reads his own work and dabbles in a little audience participation:

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In the Christmas bustle
The season of ‘goodwill’
Where people barge each other
When queuing for the till
You held the door for me
And I am grateful to you still

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If I look hard enough it will go away.
So I sit and I stare.
This morning I prayed for forgiveness.

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I know that it’s naughty
I think of you often
I think that I might
Want to hug with no clothes on

Joanne reading her own work:

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He seemed so genuine,
Although I only met him once on the bus,
I hope I didn’t make a fuss, I just wanted to discuss
The Bible.
Perhaps he’d come to my workshop, and discuss
The Bible.
Such a nice man.
Sometimes, on the tram,
I call home, and talk to the machine,
And loudly I talk about
The Bible.