Michael Pardy wrote ‘She’s a Grid Girl’ a few years ago reflecting the image of a particular type of person viewed by him.
Almanac Poetry: Gough
‘He was a tall man, he was a very tall man’, states Michael Pardy with one of his thoughts in his poem, ‘Gough’.
Almanac Books: ‘Only Golfers Can Understand’ – Michael Pardy
Almanacker Michael Pardy has released a poetry collection ‘Only Golfers Can Understand’. You have the chance to win one of three copies Michael is giving away to Almanac readers. [Congratulations Pards, and thank you for your generous giveaway – Eds]
Almanac Poetry: Shakespeare Takes a Turn
‘To be or not to be’ – ‘is a shank still a shank?’ With club in hand, golf has become somewhat Shakespearian for Pards.
Almanac Poetry: No one is Safe – Michael Pardy
Following the Welsh poetic form called Englyn, Pards produces his poem, ‘No one is Safe’.
Almanac Life and Sport: Tight Finishes
The tight finish to the US Masters this week forms a perfect background for Michael Pardy’s latest poetry offering on close finishes in big sporting events.
Almanac Golf: Dream Holes
If we could play the golf of our dreams what a game we’d play suggests Pards channelling the inner thoughts of Fydor Dogski.
Almanac Footy (Rescheduling): Towards a Department of Football Fan Efficiency
With the AFL (and other codes) striving to get more eyes on more screens more often, Pards presents his footy equivalent of the DOGE craze.
Almanac Golf – Golf Tips: 3
Pards is back with more golfing tips of the trade.
Almanac Golf – Golf Tips: 2
Pards returns to his Golf Tips series with Part 2. It’s all about taking aim in a variety of situations. (Now let’s hope that Part 4 appears at some stage!)
Almanac Golf: Golf Tips: 1
Pards offers some subtle putting hints to assist your golfing game.
Almanac Poetry: Golf – 6
In this sixth of his poems about golf, Pards questions a friend’s priorities in life. Just where does golf fit into a new reality?
Almanac Poetry: Golf – 5
With our attention drawn to the Aurora in the sky, this new poem from Pards references the time when golf was first played on the moon
Almanac Poetry: Golf – 4
A golf poem written by Michael Pardy while listening to Mr James Brown who grew up in Parkway Drive about 3 miles from the course.
Almanac Poetry: Golf – 3
After almost getting a birdie, Pards ponders the difficulties of becoming Tiger Woods as expressed in his latest golfing poem.
Almanac Poetry: Golf 2
Michael Pardy is back on the golf course and pens an ode to his Dunlop Hot Spot Number 2 which survived a complete round of golf without being lost.
Almanac Poetry: Golf 1
Michael Pardy has returned to golf after a break of 20 years. Beautiful game he says, and as a result, he has neglected his writing, so Michael has remedied that by writing golf poems. Here is his first golf poem.
Almanac Poetry: ‘Go see Joe’
In his aviators, Smokin’ Joe from West Altona is the epitome of cool implies Pards in his verse.
You couldn’t script this…
Michael Pardy muses on the building pressure around 2022’s great escape artists Collingwood and predicts a (perhaps fitting?) finale…











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