108/2023
To watch her drift into Forgetting was a forgettable Tragedy because she was dying, And although the freedom I would feel afterwards was not Apparent then, it would be A… Continue Reading
107/2023
chart music numbs with boredom old music with regret once upon a time dirges in the park irrelevant memory there is still life in the ageing brain not a still… Continue Reading
106/2023
It was an age to collect. Waste filled the skies, The streets, the water. Dying things left their Teeth and bones on The rotting shores for Us to pick up… Continue Reading
105/2023
an abstract formed from the iridescent vacuum time leaves behind the trail of past present future a chorus descant discordant with no meaning but being a cloud of inconsequence over… Continue Reading
104/2023
The English have an unwavering faith In their exceptionalism, ironic at a time When their empire has crumbled away And only its blood dust remains. The Old guard remains staunchly… Continue Reading
103/2023
when he sees her he launches into his prepared speech to court her commitment to monogamy lack of jealousy and envy eternal love she stops him before he takes the… Continue Reading
102/2023
Bleached blonde Trainers on crossed feet Sipping coffee in the wind Fellates cake at the table. Granny walks With pram and child On the other side of the road, Life… Continue Reading
101/2023
too many people children dogs on the heath too much noise i fidget on my walk to stop my irritation from exploding into anger nothing calming out here today the… Continue Reading
100/2023
Those icons on their self-built Pedestals, those corrupt Visceralities who spread Lies as fact, do not Wrestle With their conscience, for They have none. We might think They have no… Continue Reading
99/2023
We were never meant to have A national identity. That way Always war lay. There was never a reason for Discrimination based on colour Except for the inferiors’ fear. Borders… Continue Reading