"CRANIUM" explores the tumultuous journey of love and betrayal, reflecting on the deep emotional scars left by a relationship that promised support but delivered pain. It captures the struggle of feeling lost and broken while grappling with the complexities of dependence and self-identity.

The poem Fading Embers explores the transformation from warmth and love to coldness and despair. It delves into themes of heartbreak, betrayal, and inner turmoil, using vivid imagery to depict the emotional journey of a once lively heart turned cold. The reflection on the darkness within and the deceptive nature of appearances questions the impact of a cold heart and the deep emotional scars it leaves behind.

This poem explores the deep pain of loss and the struggle to maintain sanity amidst overwhelming grief. The speaker vividly expresses feelings of despair, isolation, and the haunting presence of dark thoughts. With powerful imagery, it captures the chilling absence of peace and fragility of hope. The poem ultimately reflects the relentless battle against inner turmoil, offering a poignant insight into the complexities of emotional suffering and the search for solace in a world filled with pain.

Dark poetry.

Dark poetry for me has always been an outlet.

Spirituality merges with dark fantasy in a poetic and thrilling way!The book is a mix of prose & poetry and is written in 'Theatre Play' - old ballad style.In this first spiritual fantasy thriller stand-alone sequel, Drakko, a common young man ending his career, meets the One that sparks his inner journey. As Drakko’s spiritual journey began long ago without him even knowing, the encounter hastens his progression, and the many worlds slowly start to become One.Embarking on the last job, difficulties faced test his inner strength, and bring him to places – inside and out – he did not even dare to imagine…Bear witness to his transformation; find the clues pointing to Yourselves, and see what happens to Those that Think they’ve found It while their search for the Truth has barely begun!

Maybe I hear a little too much;

Maybe I understand a little too much;

Maybe I feel a little too much;

In the end, maybe I care a little too much…

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New Poetry Collection for 2021!

I've been writing down some more sharp, short and sweet poetry during the third lockdown in England to help me cope with my depression. As always, thank you again for reading my writing and don't forget to leave a comment with feedback :)

A 60-Line poem written entirely in Shakespearean language.

Collection of poetry written in the first few months of 2020. Mostly dealing with the fears and reality of being lonely and questioning life.

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Poetry collection for Camp Nanowrimo April 2019!

If there's one thing in life that inspires me, that is the trees I see from outside my bedroom window, in the local parks and whenever I go travelling with my family. Each one having a story to tell. Some hundreds of years old. This April collection will finally open up about my discovery of trees to the world. I hope that you enjoy this collection, as much I as I enjoyed writing it!

A March 2019 Poetry collection, this time with no main theme other than being honest and creative. All these poems were written over the course of a single day being Thursday March 14th 2019.

Thank you for taking the time to read my Poetry! I'd love to hear your feedback, so feel free to leave a comment across my writing and I will get back to you as soon as I can. Stay tuned for new uploads soon.