This is a collection of humorous poems, covers subjects as elevated as opera, philosophy, astrophysics and Greek mythology, right through to the childishly ridiculous. They have no pretensions to being great poetry. The aim is simply to appeal to and amuse anyone with appropriate interests and a sense of humour. The first volume of Stupid Poems was a runaway success (it was successfully run away from). This second volume treats a wide range of topics with the same irreverent silliness and plumbs new depths in mediocrity - an Ode to Toilet Paper, for example, touches rock bottom.

Author Biography

Prior to being disabled by a severe stroke in 1998, Ian Vannoey was a science teacher. He held a variety of teaching posts, including one in Madrid, Spain, and has a number of interests - many of which inspire his poems. He lives on his own Cornwall.