Poem 164 of 230: BARROW-IN-FURNESS, SEEN WITH A PAL - SUMMER 2001 Forests, fell-views, wind-farms and sands behind, The train, whil...
Poem 29 of 230: MAZDA In Nadi, Fiji, beside the airport, There’s a course where I played a game. I was met by a young Fijian lad, ...
Poem 101 of 230: JUST SUBSIST (TUNE - IN THE KEY OF G MAJOR: D2 F#3 G2 F#3 G2 A3 G2 G3 D2 A3 A2 G3 F#2 G3 G2 G3 D2 B3 B2 A3 G2 A3 G2...
Poem 105 of 230: GLOBAL REGULATIONISM No income-scale would be unjust - It’s a matter of degree; And, to have less inequality, ...
Poem 84 of 230: NATIONALISM WITHOUT CONQUEST Everything in moderation..? Well, with “nationalism” it’s true - It can carry unique c...
Poem 180 of 230: WHITLEY BAY FISHERMEN - AUTUMN 2001 But for the ghostly lighthouse on Saint Mary’s, The, matching, moonlit wash of...
Poem 133 of 230: OXFORD BLUE - SPRING 2001 A contract ended/a new one begun, And a move from Bolton back to Bury - A top-floor cou...
Poem 35 of 230: GROWING UP During my early twenties, At one of Europe’s cities, I was walking late at night When I came upon t...
Poem 116 of 230: MOSES GATE - SUMMER 2000 Bordering Bolton Lies land with lodges - Grassed and paved around, With decking buil...