Writer James McGonigal was one of the last people to visit Morgan, on Wednesday evening. The poet died the next morning aged 90. He had been suffering from pneumonia.
Despite the haze of pain-relief drugs for his cancer, through his final days Edwin Morgan, Scotland’s national poet, found comfort knowing he “still had lines of poetry in his head”, according to his biographer.
Writer James McGonigal was one of the last people to visit Morgan, on Wednesday evening. The poet died the next morning aged 90. He had been suffering from pneumonia.