A Poet's Blog: Roger N.Taber shares his thoughts & poems...

Thoughts and observations by English poet Roger N. Taber, a retired librarian and poet-novelist.- "Ethnicity, Religion, Gender, Sexuality ... these are but parts of a whole. It is the whole that counts." RNT [NB While I have no wish to create a social network, I will always reply to critical emails about my poetry. Contact: rogertab@aol.com].

Friday, 11 April 2025

Glimpse through a Veil

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ROGER TABER - POETRY READING 21 March 2017 – Part 3 Note from Roger’s friend, Graham Hello again, welcome. And sorry for my long absence...
Tuesday, 22 October 2024

Echoes of a Season Past

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ROGER TABER - POETRY READING 21 March 2017 – Part 2 From Roger’s friend, Graham Greetings from autumnal Essex, UK, I’m sharing the second ...
Saturday, 12 October 2024

A Tapestry of Life

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From Roger’s friend, Graham Greetings and welcome, I hope that you’re thriving wherever you are in the world. A quick update - I’m still...
Thursday, 3 October 2024

A Window in Time

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  (From Roger’s friend, Graham)   Hi everyone, Over the years I’ve attended many of Roger’s poetry readings. Many took place in public...
Thursday, 12 September 2024

United we stand, divided we fall...

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 (From Roger’s friend, Graham) Hello, and sorry for not posting here for a few months. Despite best intentions, circumstances prevail some...
Monday, 8 April 2024

Love in all its Rainbow Hues

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  From Roger’s friend, Graham Growing up is challenging enough, even without the burden of stigmatisation for loving someone of the same g...
Friday, 29 March 2024

Regret, Companion to the Fool

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    Roger, 1945-2023. A note from his friend Graham   Welcome from the ‘Essex Riviera’ at night. Thank you for reading. Job, a minor c...
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R. N. Taber
Sadly, a bad fall in 2012 has left me with a mobility problem, and being diagnosed with prostate cancer the same year hasn't helped, but I get out and about with my trusty walking stick as much as I can, take each day as it comes and try to keep looking on the bright(er) side of life. Many of my poems reflect the need to nurture a positive-thinking mindset whatever life throws at us.
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