history will remember them
for who they are
and for their deeds
their ethical absenteeism
and the failed to morally lead
read more History Will Remember Them – Written Sunday 28th June 2020 (Aged 45)
where is the moral limit
where is the squeeze
when do they say no
when does this ease?
read more Where is the Squeeze? – Written Sunday 28th June 2020 (Aged 45)
some people live paper mache lives
with tracing paper dreams
some people have finger puppets
to help with their screams
read more Authentic Human Being – Written Sunday 28th June 2020 (Aged 45)
they talk of trauma childhood trauma
early years events
when they talk
do they talk about others
read more Therapy Session Shared – Written Sunday 27th June 2020 (Aged 45)
saw a photograph
of mum and dad together
dad’s jacket was all wet
at that time, it was due to the weather
read more Me in the Middle – Written Sunday 27th June 2020 (Aged 45)
they vote for more of the same
conservatives,
and conservatism once again
read more More of the Same (Originally Untitled and Unfinished) – Written December 2016 (Aged 41)
”i am not a racist, but…”
why is it that nationalism
only comes with paper cuts
read more Paper Cuts (Originally Untitled) – Written December 2016 (Aged 41)
self medication
for too many
is a current situation
read more Self Medication (Originally Untitled) – Writtend December 2016 (Aged 41)
when chase –
was a case –
and it paid a medication bill
read more Changes Are Firing (Originally Untitled) – Written December 2016 (Aged 41)
i looked after people
—- when the hoopla stall
had caught its final ring
—- and i realised we are easily flung
——– onto the fates to which we cling
read more Smoke Stains on Net Curtains – Written Sunday 27th June 2020 (Aged 45)
