If asked, I would back myself to be able to pen a vignette on a variety of topics. Ordinarily, all … More
Tag: poetry
Ernie Wordsworth’s Sad Fate
Ashes from last night’s chiminea fire stare back at me as I commence today’s descriptif quotidien. Hopefully that snippet of … More
Dabbling In Verse
A few years ago yours truly embarked on an exercise of broadening my literary horizons by dabbling with scribing poetry. … More
A Beautiful Last Dance
Head bowed, with gravity dispersing tears across a cold stone floor, I strolled slowly behind my equally distraught offspring headed … More
Sunday Serenity
It’s a long time since I’ve wandered along the unpredictable and opinion dividing literary corridors of poetry writing. Today, though, … More
Ode To The Crows
Wednesday morning, while drawing open a set of bedroom curtains, I noticed three crows perched on the fence panel between … More
With Jerusalem In Sight
Tuesday 17th August 2021 – As I look westerly from my office window, on the horizon the imposing Pennine Hills … More
Wise Beyond His Years
“Do you not see how necessary a world of pains and troubles is to school an intelligence and make it … More
All The World’s A Stage
Yesterday evening, UK prime minister Boris Johnson informed around a 30 million TV audience the lockdown edict of ‘Stay at … More