Poetry

Thistles and Thorns

LOVE POEM #4: The pathway to passion. Barbed beginnings. Soft landings.

Apr 6 •

A Badger on the Road

POETRY: Nature’s struggle in the English countryside

Apr 1 •

Slivers of Gold

POETRY: From winter’s depths, inching to spring

Mar 27 •

As the Lights Dim and Die

POETRY: On my mother’s peaceful final hours.

Mar 18 •

Somebody’s Stolen the Moon

POETRY: America darkly metamorphoses, and the Me is looming close

Mar 11 •

The Wedding Poem

Tongue-tied and need to say something at a wedding? Here’s some sparkle to sprinkle on your speech.

Mar 6 •

LOVE POEM #3: Frustration. Barriers. Desire.

Mar 2 •

On The Struggle Of A Poetry Grump When Confronted With Free Verse That Isn’t

Scuffling with poetry that fails to resonate, blooms and dies. Parched flowers in the dark.

Feb 25 •

LOVE POEM #2: The heavenly choir. Peacefully blessed. Simple desire in an infinite cosmos.

Feb 14 •

POETRY: Cause and consequences, the concertina of time, human failings.

Feb 11 •

Buzzer’s Call

Mum died. I stay busy, yes-yes I’m OK, OK, I’m fine. But Hamlet broods. Grief grows like ivy – delicate, lingering, and rooted in these three poems. On…

Feb 6 •

LOVE POEM #1: Rawness. Intensity. Yearning.

Jan 31 •

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