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I wrote this in view of the June 4th European Parliamentary Election.
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A homage to my two favourite writers of "weird fiction", H. P. Lovecraft and Clark Ashton Smith.
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The protagonist in this poem, is what used to be known as a "fallen woman". However, how literally should this be interpreted by the reader?
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When writing this, different thoughts and observations were on my mind. Displacement of people, and distorted thinking or values; were amongst the sti..
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This piece is a comment on intelligence, and what it is really worth to us. Indeed, how does it compare with other human attributes?
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Like a weight, modern life can press down on us sometimes. This poem was written with that subject in mind, for one of Angela's Contests. In this piec..
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This one is closer to a mini-story than a poem, perhaps? It is both dark and erotic, yet still a morality tale.
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In this poem, I express those primal fears of growing old, our absurd (and ultimately futile) efforts to delay the aging process. Also, there is a rem..
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I wrote this poem, with thoughts of death and the inevitabilty of our final destination. After all, death is never far away. The "undead" in this piec..
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Before it's too late,
we must face the fate,
of an England which,
was once so great,
"Red tape" and waste,
data lost,
political corr..
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