by Helen Ivory | Sep 20, 2025 | Featured, Poetry
Drumbledrane Determined, you smash against the window I have to admire you in your striped suit All the worries of the world pass you by Just to keep the Queen and Pooh bear happy. Masking yourself between odd magic tricks The perfect worker,...
by Helen Ivory | Sep 19, 2025 | Featured, Poetry
The sea happens to me today not because I’m the woman in the bakers brusque turned rude or the peaches still hard in the bowl skin-touched with mould I need a reassemble immersion my flamingo of balance is stuck on a slope of rough...
by Kate Birch | Sep 18, 2025 | Filmpoems
Byte When it comes to technology, I’m no savvy geek I’d choose a book over a kindle any day of the week, So imagine, my phone decides it won’t work anymore, I have no choice, but to visit the Apple Store. I’m greeted by Adam ‘How can Apple help...
by Helen Ivory | Sep 18, 2025 | Featured, Poetry
My Little LeBron For my nephew Sunlight saunters in long, thin wires through the fallow field of my bedroom. You approach, a migrating heron in a runny yolk collar and suntanned shorts, a white-light emissary of hope. Your nimble night eyes bore...
by Helen Ivory | Sep 17, 2025 | Featured, Poetry
Dinosaur Footprints Tennyson Monument (The Needles), Isle of Wight I’m waiting for news I don’t want to talk about and scrolling through old photos to escape. After some swipes, I see you walking away. From my perspective, the path looks up – wide...
