Winston Davis

I have posted a poem ‘Darcy and I’ in ‘Poems of Youth and Age’, with a thank you wave to all my followers.

Hi, I'm glad to introduce myself!
          WORDYWONDERS (@wordywonders) – Wattpad
          And you can find my work on my profile. I've written 5 works to date, maybe reading all that is exhausting? But you can check them out, you're gonna like 'em.
          And don't forget to vote on them if you like them! And follow me if you feel it's worth it, I'll be trying my best to update regularly. If you don't want to, I promise I won't bite :D

I have just added ‘Ending in Love? To ‘Behold the Man’. It is from an interview I had with two people who differed strongly in their attitudes to abortion and yet as Christians were able to differ with respect and find much common ground.

I have just added 'A Modern Parable about Mental Health' to 'A Grey Day's Story'. Please have a look. It came out of an uncomfortable recent seven week stay in a stroke ward.

I have just added 'A Modern Parable about Mental Health' to 'A Grey Day's Story'. It came out of an uncomfortable recent seven week stay in a stroke ward.

Thank you for following me, @daviswin! I also appreciate you taking the time to read my poems and give stars to some.  It's nice to build a healthy community of writers here on Wattpad. I feel like I will learn a lot from you and your works. Stay awesome!

I have posted Philip Larkin’s poem ‘Aubade’ to ‘More Short Poems I Like’. You may wish to have a look.

Hi, can you please check out my books if you have time, I'll really appreciate your support and have a nice day 

I have recently published a paperback book of my poetry:
          title: Poems of Youth and Age
          author: Winston Davis
          It is available on Amazon ($6 or GDP equivalent).
          
          Although most of the poems have been published on WattPad, I am hoping that some of you who have been kind enough to follow me there might like to have them in print. Your support on WattPad has been so encouraging.
          
          The first poem was written when I was 17 and still at school and the last when I was eighty and twenty years retired - hence the name of the book.
          
          All the proceeds are going to the MacMillan UK cancer charity which has supported me in my own illness.
          
          Winston
          
          
          

I trust you saw my recent posting about the addition ‘A Letter from Jean Vanier’ that I posted to my ‘Behold the Man’ series.