Morrissey sings about late 70's UK bands like Generation X and X-Ray Spex and appears quite nostalgic in general. No birthdays nor Christmas,
No telephone calls. It's been that way
Since birth for what it's worth
No next of skin. Lemn Sissay is the author of five poetry collections: Tender Fingers in a Clenched Fist (1988); Rebel Without Applause (1992); Morning Breaks in the Elevator (1999): The Emperor's Watchmaker (2000), and Listener (2008).

All Events Concerts & Gig Guide Exhibitions Festivals & Lifestyle Performing Arts Sports & Outdoors Workshops, Conferences & ClassesUse italics (lyric) and bold (lyric) to distinguish between different vocalists in the same song part A documentary about Lemn’s extraordinary life and search for his father, Internal Flight, was recently broadcast on BBC1. He has been commissioned to write poems by various bodies including the World Service, and his work has become public art, particularly in Manchester, where his poems appear on buildings and streets. The United Kingdom's international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities.

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Of Ethiopian decent, Lemn Sissay was brought up by white parents in the North West of England. It is this painfully personal experience of growing up without knowing his parents that marks much of Sissay’s poetry to date. His latest collection, Listener (2008), contains the following poem, ‘Before We Get Into This’: Great friendly people, you'll have a blast, great atmosphere, awesome friendly bar staff, grab ya mates and come down for a great night out. While the book was published in 1992 and in 2000, many of the poems unfortunately still apply today. especially the ones about racial crimes which have increased once again in the UK following Brexit. I started the plant based diet in mid-October 2010. By New Year’s Day 2011, I had lost 26 pounds. I feel healthier and I don’t feel sluggish after eating a meal. As a Type 2 diabetic, my sugar levels don’t spike and my intake of oral medications has greatly reduced. My goal is no meds. A controversial figure in recent years, the former Smiths frontman has had to bat away accusations of ‘racism’ and ‘fascism’ from critics. Supporting the far-right, anti-Islam party ‘For Britain’, the singer has attracted criticism from even his most loyal fans, particularly after he became an advocate for Nigel Farage to be Prime Minister.His stage plays are Chaos By Design, Storm, and Something Dark. Examples of his television explorations include a 6-part jazz series for BBC2, and in 2004 he presented the first National Poetry Slam and The New Brit for the BBC. His work has featured in various short films including the British Film Institute sponsored The Elevator, featuring Gary Lewis.