Alan Pearson Poetry

Alan Pearson was born in Yorkshire, England and moved to Canada as a young man. He lived for extended periods in Greece and Spain and after moving to Canada he worked as a scriptwriter for The National Film Board and in Toronto he was a regular contributor to The Globe, Mail and The Financial Post. He has even had time to have four books published. 14 Poems (1970), Freewheeling Through Gossamer Dragstrips (1975), Encounters in a Bright Land (1983) and Flashing on all Facets (2003). It is from this book that we have decided to share with you the poetry that is Alan Pearson.

May Days	Flying	Summer 1977	Old Jetty
Evening	Haikus	I will be there	Pub Thoughts from Abroad
Walk to Work	Parry Sound	Winter Mood	African Sketchbook



	*A web site devoted to the works of Alan Pearson*



	Alan Pearson was born in Yorkshire, England and moved to Canada as a young man. He lived for extended periods in Greece and Spain and after moving to Canada he worked as a scriptwriter for The National Film Board and in Toronto he was a regular contributor to The Globe, Mail and The Financial Post. He has even had time to have four books published. 14 Poems (1970), Freewheeling Through Gossamer Dragstrips (1975), Encounters in a Bright Land (1983) and Flashing on all Facets (2003). It is from this book that we have decided to share with you the poetry that is Alan Pearson.


	Alan passed away on the morning of Wednesday, 30th May 2012. If you wish to pass on a message to his family, please email them to: wishes@alanpearsonpoetry.com