What if all the world’s languages are dialects?

What if all the world’s languages are dialects?

What if all the world’s languages are dialects?

The best questions don’t have answers.

A poem on value, meaning and buying a watch.

This champion of Spring is a very welcome sight as we head towards relief in so many forms.

Happy New Year, I hope your 2021 is beautiful.

A poem written for my friend Kate Beaugie’s exhibition.

This is the latest installment of the the Fairy Tales from the Year 3000, a look from the future at how responded to climate change today.

There is a lot of sad news at the moment, but one piece which made me particularly sad was news about the recent election in Belarus.

A step on the journey to expansion.

White silence is violence, I still have so much to learn. This is a letter to the heavily armoured American police.

A poem I recently shared in my performance for Lapidus International during Mental Health Awareness Week.

A poem from my first book in honour of World Bee Day 2020!

There is no sweeter sound than bird song.

An ode to showing ourselves kindness, inspired by an Armenian phrase.

It’s National Tea Day! Every sip is the entrance to a special moment.

A poem thinking boldly and brightly about the new normal.

This is terrible, there is no other way to say, but there is one thing that I have found beauitful - the kindness and connection people have found, and the strength to stay positive!

This poem was in my first book, it’s inspired by a Mother’s Day from a time before this all hijacked our lives. But looking back it it today, it’s also about all of us and the way we are with each other. Happy Mothers Day Mum!

For the first time I truly became excited by maths.

A reflection on the the perils of our polarised existence and pur divided society.

The new year is here, the new decade! I was very lucky to see my first shooting star New Years morning, creating the perfect moment for a little thought and reflection.

If truth is beauty than we are beginning to live in a very ugly world. This poem was inspired by one politician making many false accusations only to be fact checked later.

A poem written for the Poet’s Corner Folkestone Book Festival Fringe Event Special.

Because there is enough tension and hate in the world, it is time for something else. This is a poem about that most wonderful kind of longing.

Today is National Photography Day, so here is a poem that brings together the twin disciplines of photoagraphy and dancing!

Accepting today, whatever that means.

Penny for your thoughts? There is a lot to think about.

Never goodbye; just thank you, see you soon.

I was honoured to be part of Lapidus International, performing a set of poems about mental health

I’m very excited to share my first live streamed poetry performance! I did through Facebook Live on Thursday 2nd April, and found it scary but exciting!

I am honoured to announce I will be part of Francesca Baker/And So She Thinks’s Rural Writers scheme.

I am very excited to announce the release of a video to my poem Unwind!

I am really excited to announce that I have launched a new project called Project The Peace! It’s goal is to celebrate peace and all that unites us!

I am very excited to be returning to The Lo-Fi Zone at Bramley’s, Canterbury hosted by the wonderful Luke Smith & The Feelings. The evening starts at 9 and I’ll be on around 10!

I was honoured to appear on the Close Quarters podcast a few weeks ago. Hosted by Colin White, Folkestone artist Shane Record and myself.

Tonight my poem Twinkle is being featured on BBC Radio Kent.

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