War is Death.

Appalled and angry he stares after the lifting fuselage. By his side his children sit in the dirt, with the whiff of kerosene in their nostrils and their weeping mother  trying to make sense of the inexplicable losses. —— Firing weapons raise smoke to sun kissed skies, now nowhere will be safe from their anger… Continue reading War is Death.

Chains

It was on the sandy quay, rusting amongst the lobster pots and shells and tangled nets. It lay unmoving and I tried its weight, iron heavy, covering my sandy hands with golden, rust dust, and I wondered how it felt to have them tightly wound around my wrists and how I would struggle, fumble and… Continue reading Chains

Do they even care?

Sewage on our beaches government beyond our reaches, history did not teach us and now they cling like leeches, —- feeding off the poor,  slamming shut the door, hunger comes with a roar and they say they’re sticking to the law. — Crisis costs will rise,  Will they hear the dying sighs? Will they finally… Continue reading Do they even care?