Transformation of the Orange Tangerine
22 November 2017
Transformation of the Orange Tangerine
As it lay in the coal coloured rectangular bowl gleaming...
Writing Surges: Riding the High Seas of Expression
6 October 2016
Writing Surges: Riding the High Seas of Expression
That sparks -
The Beat of Time: Change and Eternity
2 June 2016
The Beat of Time: Change and Eternity
The Beat of Time The Beat of Time is a short philosophical…
Shadows of the Past: Tragedy, Resilience and Migration
A man happily roamed the forest of Juffure, Looking for wood to…
Pleasance: Spirit, Creation and Love on Life’s Journey
12 March 2016
Pleasance: Spirit, Creation and Love on Life’s Journey
Pleasance A philosophical prose poem exploring spirit, creation, rebellion and redemption through…
Unveiling ELOHIM: A Poetic Reflection on a Raucous Preacher
29 October 2015
Unveiling ELOHIM: A Poetic Reflection on a Raucous Preacher
"THIS CONGREGATIONS PURPOSE IS NOT TO SHAKE AND JIGGLE BUT BUT TURN…
Heat Wave: Unveiling Passion Under a Blazing Sun
30 June 2015
Heat Wave: Unveiling Passion Under a Blazing Sun
Heat Wave A sensual observational poem capturing the intensity of summer, exploring…
Poetry Slam | A Poem About Performance and Disruption
10 February 2015
Poetry Slam | A Poem About Performance and Disruption
Fingers fire on the saxophone keys, Broody shoes tap to moody strings.
By The Muir Éireann: Waiting for my Love to Come Home
8 November 2014
By The Muir Éireann: Waiting for my Love to Come Home
The smoothness of your skin; sleek face and pointed chin...
Herbless Pursuit: 42nd Street Antics in Manhattan’s Heart
21 October 2014
Herbless Pursuit: 42nd Street Antics in Manhattan’s Heart
Herbless Pursuit 'Herbless Pursuit' is a surreal urban poem set in Manhattan,…
Poetry In Motion: Reflections On Pass 23/10 33
20 October 2014
Poetry In Motion: Reflections On Pass 23/10 33
Pass 23/10 33 A vivid narrative poem about a night at a…
Dark Lady by William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
1 March 2013
Dark Lady by William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
Dark Lady In the old age black was not counted fair, Or…
