Bill Headdon
Bill Headdon was born in North Cornwall, one of twelve children, he trained as a mason/bricklayer and now lives in Kent. An award winning poet, he has been widely published in magazines and anthologies with poets such as Hardy, Causley, Clemo, Hughes, MacDiarmid, Motion, and others; Picardy.Com is his sixth collection of poetry. He founded and edited LINKS Magazine, and was also an assistant editor of Envoi.
Sample poem: Gran’s Cosmetic
Oversteps publications
picardy.com (2003)
We pass him (her?) at the Dom’s North door, where children, waiting to be taken in crouch down, concerned at his (her?) position - sitting, face partly hidden by a scarf, head slumped on his (her?) shoulder.
extract from “A Beggar’s Boots”