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Hello and welcome to the show, I'm Stuart Goldsmith, and this is the second part of my conversation with the fantastic comic and poet Tim Key. So let's talk about the writing of the actual poems.

There's loads of other stuff to get on to.

But you've got, is there any reason why poem 1742 is on your wall there?

Are you standing in here,

rise in a little bit of mind?

You're standing here with two bits of chalk maybe, one of each hand going,

oh this and then this.

No, the writing process, this is going to be a very small part of the...

Okay, yeah, yeah, that's fine.

That's just there because I put them on Instagram now, my poems.

Yes, I've seen that and it's great. Yeah I wasn't aware of that before but you've got a brilliant Instagram.

So I put yeah I wrote that on there took a photo of it. Gotcha that's what that is.

No, usually writing them is a photo of it. Gotcha. That's what that is. No, usually writing them is a case of just writing them. There's no, there's no rhyme or reason to it.

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