The Edwards and Ranils of this world
have much in common. Both are bachelors. Both visited us last week. Edward – a Christian came on the 24th before going to his village for the holidays. He is … Continue reading →
One World, One love, One heart …
In a reflective poem titled Passport Privilege (response to the Daily Post prompt – Passport,) Ginger has drawn our hearts to the terrible plight of refugees who do not have passports : Yet … Continue reading →
In the face of terror …
“Our response to a world at war has a name: its name is fraternity, its name is brotherhood, its name is communion, its name is family. ..” Indeed a powerful … Continue reading →
Asylum Roads
Originally posted on Poetry is my aeroplane:
Written in response to a Stanford University prompt to write new words (politically motivated) to an easily recognisable tune. I have chosen John…