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They’ve bulbed a million suns
In the grass of Sefton Park, Assembled, primed, and classified A weapon of mass construction, An army of the heart. From 'A Million Suns' highly commended poem, Wirral Festival of Firsts, 2015 |
In 1989 the Marie Curie organisation adopted the daffodil nationwide as its symbol after a successful marketing campaign in Liverpool. A year later, working with the City Council, they planted a million daffodils in Sefton Park, and named it ‘The Field of Hope’. There are now several fields of hope in Liverpool and indeed in other towns and cities of the UK.
PAUSE AND REWIND
New Collection published from 24th May 2021.
This is the first in a series of books of photo-poems centred on different locations, including York and this initial one, Haxby.
This is a light-hearted look in verse at aspects of my local village of Haxby, and its close neighbour Wigginton.
Available via Amazon, booksellers, local retailers and the author.
Bird's Eye View
The seagull easy in his world Can't understand quite why These humans cannot manage to do A simple thing like fly. |
Mersey Royals'life goes on day after day'
.... in the centre of the dream a magnolia blazes with light .... |
Camomile Tea
1st Prize Buxton Poetry Competition 2017 ...we wait for the snowdrops - we file documents, we tidy our desks... |
Hang-Gliding ... how edges form and blur ..... Poem longlisted (top 17) for Yeovil Prize 2015 |
The Putter-Togetherers
... blue-collar knights of the pivoted steel .... Placed 3rd in Southport Writers' Poetry Competition 2016 |
