Poetry

Sometimes fashion can cause genuine discomfort, but we still do it to ourselves. Here is an instrument of torture we get in a twist about.

In the forest, at night, look up and shine your torchlight. This poem tells of creatures that live above your head, in the trees.

A poem about looking forward, written whilst looking back.

A commentary on modern technology, social media, and the rate of advancement.

A poem meditating on the thoughts of a traveller taking the last bus home on a Sunday night.

Poet Cal Harris explores what would happen if we abbreviated everything to three letters. Contains content which may offend.

A symbolic musing on both hope and despair, exploring light and darkness.

A poem about how Euro ’96 sparked off a life-long infatuation with football in Luke Edley’s boyhood days.

Surround yourself with positive people, not people who make you want to write like this. Contains content which may offend.

A tender, lyrical poem, celebrating flowers and love.