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Poem: For My Brother
It’s been a while since I shared a poem on here. Poetry just feels so intrinsically personal and emotional – maybe because I only ever write about the things that matter to me, and sometimes those things hurt. So here you go – this one’s for my brother. Who deserves everything he thinks he doesn’t. […]
Poetry Corner | Poem #33
Counting freckles in the mountains.
Poetry Corner | Poem #32
I’ll happily drown if you’ll be there too.
Poetry Corner | Poem #31
And I was always told that there was a permanence in change.
Poetry Corner | Poem #30: Stargazing
I looked up and saw the Milky Way painted across the sky like it wasn’t real and it made me feel like, really, neither was I.
Poetry Corner | Poem #29
Perhaps I should have known.
Poetry Corner | Poem #28
Written half in Prague and half in London and wholly from my heart.
Poetry Corner | Poem #27: Trainsitting
There’s nothing like a long train journey for an epiphany or two; to remind you of who you are and where you are and where you’re going. In transit is sometimes the best place to find yourself.
Poetry Corner | Poem #26
Adventure is calling and it always sounds like the mountains for some reason. I can’t wait for the next great escape.
Poetry Corner | Poem #25: Dreams & Dungarees
Written somewhere on a bus in the middle of Laos and I remember the moment of writing it as much as the summer of dreams and dungarees.
Forever on a Lilo 