A Haiku
Month: August 2016
Surviving justice
A poem about surviving the UK justice system
Triumph
Triumph of the banished child
Late Summer on Cavendish fields
Late summer in Derbyshire
Baby tears
This is a poem about the way victims of abuse are silenced. It’s also about gaslighting
Who knows?
These are questions I often ponder
My mother died alone
My mother died alone, with just a carer and a friend at her bedside. I’m unsure of what that means
Child’s play
A child’s excitement has dark connotations
In search of a mother’s love
After my mother’s death I connect her to objects around her home.