Flotsam on the sea of life: Today, a chest of pearls. Yesterday, a carcass full of worms. What will she bring tomorrow? One thing I know – the tide will change; I can dive through waves when I am with You. Continue reading Flotsam on the sea of life
Written a long time ago, this is probably my favourite poem. A big thank you to Mr Dougall, my old English teacher at Bablake School, for feeding me rich, rich poetry and encouraging my writing.Β Granite Twilight She stood by the blazing, brazen rock And embraced the incoming heat; Not a sound in the wind … Continue reading Granite twilight
(Inspired by the waterwheel at the National Wool Museum of Wales, near Newcastle Emlyn) Water on and on and Water on and on and Ribbons drip drop drip splash Ribbons on of water drip splash drip drop drip Buzzing flies around and Boring boring water On and on and boring Boring but I like it … Continue reading Waterwheel
In a parallel universe, I asked you to marry me And you said yes, So we had a hippy wedding in the forest With so many flowers And moved into a country cottage With a river running by Where you taught me how to grow veg And I taught you how to cook tagine. In … Continue reading Parallel universe
Room To Write is a fantastic writing course offeredΒ by Marcus Moore and Sara-Jane Arbury of Spiel Unlimited. This residential course runs twice-annually from Friday to Sunday and offers excellent exercises and tuition for both new and experienced writers. Its venue, the Ceridwen Centre, is in rural Wales, sleeps 25 and hosts a variety of … Continue reading Room To Write at the Ceridwen Centre