Gaia – Grubby Finger Marks And Bolognese Spots. “If I had just got that train, would he still be here?” I asked the wall. Wall was silent, But calm in the kitchen, Which […]
Writer, poet and social commentator.
Tag: poems
Chaos Of Entanglement
Cyrus – Part 2 I can see the wound, Mirrored now, in my stomach; The rivers run red Escaping from the mountain’s summit, Bursting out from the dams And these hands, my hands […]
Chaos Of Entanglement
Cyrus – What’s in a name? It was in summer that I was born and named; A late bloomer conceived and coloured by midnight And cradled by the moon’s grace. By autumn, news […]
Queen of the night
“Night-blooming cereus is the common name referring to a large number of flowering ceroid cacti that bloom at night. The flowers are short lived, and some of these species, such as Selenicereus grandiflorus, bloom only […]
Sound serpent song
Lights flicker and the drum sounds. The high hat hisses aquiver And the percussive vibrations ripple Across the bladed fingers of grass, Like a gyrating viper In search of prey that moves through the clearing. […]
The angry socialist – part 3 draft
Switch to channelU and I have seen in you A lost generation. Musing on your sacred tablets For your 10 commandments of life hacks To regain your lives back From the Old Testament of youth; […]
The Angry Socialist – Part 2 draft
And who will be the renegade voice? That voice standing in the mainstream void Of live streaming apathetic tyranny in a culture of Netflix and cotch? I meditate silently on the news feeds of twitter […]
