2023

Taxi

Thanking taxi drivers and bus drivers seems very British to me.

Lunes | Travel | 2023

Bitter

The lady who sold me coffee in Twyford so many times really sold me sanity.

Poems | Coffee | 2023

Boracay

I can never forget that grinning brown face holding up a cheersing beer to his passengers! That would be the first of many adventures in the islands that month that made you feel alive.

Poems | Drinking, Existence | 2023

Dreamers

I woke myself up from a dentist dream one day, then immediately felt bad I didn't say goodbye and wondered what the ones it that reality thought of me.

Poems | Existence | 2023

Gap

From where you are To where you want - That’s the Gap. Should the Gap get smaller, Or bigger? Is bigger wiser, and smaller older? Or smaller wiser...

Poems | Existence, Work | 2023

Glücklich

Before the wall came down I travelled by train from West German to West Berlin. Along the way we were stopped by East German police with two beautiful, but quite angry dogs. They went mental at one of my charges. It wasn't until they left, apologising, that I understood why.

Poems | Travel | 2023

Harbour

The feeling of flow and freedom sailing a small boat is up there.

Poems | Existence | 2023

Horizons

There's a loneliness, solitude and quiet despair when you travel across the American desert. You pine for friends in pubs whilst marvelling at the vastness of the world before you.

Poems | Existence, Travel | 2023

Insomnia

Insomnia is not a superpower.

Lunes | Existence | 2023

Kowloon

One of my greatest days, walking endlessly through a very foreign, and strangely familiar, town.

Poems | Existence | 2023
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