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Some relationships, however long they might be, are not meant to be. Some people have never ever been able to understand each other.   Maybe they have tried, but have got wrought in the illogic of emotion and justification. Even an even keel, a permanent white flag as it were, a ceasefire for a larger good, is often difficult to sustain. What results are days stretching into mon...

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The universe keeps throwing contrasts to our lives, and expects us to walk with them, unfazed, taking them in our stride. And frankly, there is little choice.   We are making love, and in the next room a parent we love is taking her last breath. The spring outside our window is filling the world with its colour and aroma, and we lie ill, confined to a room. Someone we love dies,...

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This is a repeat of one of my more popular poems, replayed here with a hope of getting a new audience, who might have missed it.   To awaken every morning is to reward oneself.   The day is desperate for us to discover it, to unravel its mysteries and find its surprises. We do not have to fly or be special. We merely need to be excited.   Then we can see birds with new eyes, and...

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All of Me
The other day I was reading a poem called "At Night, I Let All the Women Inside me Roam Around the House" by the marvellous poet Kelly Grace Thomas. And it made me realize how interweaved our lives are into a hundred other iterations of our own lives, and how so many unconnected things and occurrences in our world instantly become ours, how the tiniest things which might be happ...

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