Poetry

‘Mummy can you help me I need you to come now For Bozo has gone missing And I’m going to tell you how’ ‘His friends were in the toy box When one of them awoke To find the snake’s long […]

As another day begins to dawn A piercing sound I hear It is the clock beside my bed That screams at me so near And as I place my hand upon it To block its constant cry The noise is […]

I look into the mirror But what is it that I see? The person that I once did know No longer looks at me Where are you I now ask of them? You’ve left me all alone The face that […]

Clouds spine and buzzards whine; And cirrus scrawl. Birds still and moles hill. And brambles sprawl. Winds whisper and leaves quiver; And apples fall.  Train chuffs and chatter puffs. And stations call. Planes play and faunas hay; And spiders crawl.  […]

Silver grass ribbons slip through my fingers and salty sciroccos warm bathe my face. Sunken shadows hide behind pebbles. And tide dropped shells pop up with grace. Waves rollercoaster over and over. Breaking like thunder; spreading like lace. Dunes amber […]

Across a half-drunk pint of cider,  and part-ate Welsh cakes on a plate,  a wall of photographs  of unknown scenes and unknown people,  their halfway lives therein depicted  on partial journeys’ partial aims….    In solemn grey there was portrayed  […]

Above, beyond the swirling car park before the modern supermarket, its marching trolleys purchase laden – above, beyond the bypass traffic that metals by the small bus station, that halts, light ordered, at the junctions – above, beyond the rooves […]

From Pontypridd to Los Angeles he’s swung across the world, gyrating hips, beat-crooner’s lips, with pulsing rhythms and ballad ease on albums punters stirred. That baritone of rich, dark tones brought universal fame, from green grassed home left coal for […]

Blanket warm the feathers   And cloud loud the call.  Row fast the weathers And net knot the trawl. Low down the noise  And gentle rest the view. Wave soft the paddles And whistle down a few.  Quiet down the chatter […]

Today I walked in springtime  And gathered all my thoughts. The day was warm and gentle  And the shadows quiet and short.  The flowers were pink surprising And the wind was warm and kind.  The path was daisy pettled And […]

Dolgellau, grey of buildings, grey as town with quaintness in its narrow streets, St. Mary’s Church, tower standing over all, stone ancient guard for shops and square, including leafy covered inn, the “Royal Ship”, hotel whose better days have slipped […]

Vole, Mole, Stoat and Weasel met on a environmental interest site, hence shared the same values, became strong friends and thank the spider for making this website. They built their home together under a beech tree amongst bluebell woods and […]