• Jordan’s Dayly Poetry Bites*

  • By: Jordan Day
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Jordan’s Dayly Poetry Bites*

By: Jordan Day
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  • Summary

  • *Its probably more weekly.


    Hello!


    Welcome to my Poetry Podcast, these will be 1-3 minute long episodes of a reading of a poem that I have written on my own, by myself, with no one else.


    I love writing these poems. They give me a chance to express my nonsense sense of humour, all while making sure I don’t fall apart from not doing something creative.


    I really hope you enjoy listening to them!


    TTYL


    Jordan


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Episodes
  • #2 - Linda's Birth and 2 Poems

    #2 - Linda's Birth and 2 Poems
    Apr 22 2023
    Jordan's built a robot assistant to help him with the podcast, what could go wrong!

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    4 mins
  • #1 - 2 Poems and some rambles

    #1 - 2 Poems and some rambles
    Mar 24 2023
    Join Jordan as he reads two of his world class poems and just has a general chat about nothing!

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    4 mins
  • Poetry Bites - Trailer

    Poetry Bites - Trailer
    Mar 21 2023

    On this ACADEMY AWARD WINNING* Podcast, Jordan (im writing in the third person) dives into what this podcast will be about, SPOILERS its about poetical brain think that he has been writing for near on a few weeks.


    *Not true at all


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    3 mins

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