It’s Great To Have My Country Back
It’s Great to Have My Country Back The dream of ’45 is dead united Europe full of lead division reigns […]
Judge Crush
Judge Crush “On yer feet” the court clerk growls Then in he sweeps – a glour of scowls a scattergun […]
Battle
Lora Stimson and I have made another song. This one is called Battle. It’s a song for when the drinking […]
Poem for a benefit gig in aid of the refugee crisis
Poem for a benefit gig in aid of the refugee crisis Showmepicturesofcoffinsshowmebodiesfloatinginwaterplayviolinsandshowmeskinnypeoplelookingsad. Showmepicturesofcoffinsshowmebodiesfloatinginwaterplayviolinsandshowmeskinnypeoplelookingsad. Showmepicturesofcoffinsshowmebodiesfloatinginwaterplayviolinsandshowmeskinnypeoplelookingsad. Showmepicturesofcoffinsshowmebodiesfloatinginwaterplayviolinsandshowmeskinnypeoplelookingsad.* So, maybe, we’re just Warhol’s […]
Glam Dad’s Lost His Rag
Glam Dad’s Lost His Rag Those kids will never know the pain they bring to Britain’s former foremost lie-in King. […]
Have a Gong!
It’s that time of year again …. Have a Gong! Hurrah! New Year! Let’s play Who’s Who the list please […]
Stay-at-Home Dandy (The Album)
I’m releasing my fourth spoken word album this month. Stay-at-Home Dandy was all written in the last year and features […]
The Panel (edit)
I posted this poem is October. It was a visceral writing experience and something I felt I really had to […]
Now The Last Poppy Has Fallen
Five poems about life in Essex in World War One, one for each year of the war. Commissioned by The […]
Spoken Word Session with Janice Long
I was lucky enough to be interviewed by the great Janice Long on Wednesday night. I did a few poems, […]