A verse from the poem Siren Queen
A verse from the poem Siren Queen
Lo and behold: a Prime Minister baking, Smoked in a firestorm of his own making. Burnt by the hypocrite-fraud routine And dousing the flames with gasoline.
‘Let the bodies pile high,’ Said the loveable crook. ‘We can turn a blind eye And then squirm off the hook.’
After what feels like a mad, million year mission, I’m pleased to announce that my first poetry book has finally been published …
A short verse about the superstorm ‘Hurricane Irma’ that hit Florida and the Caribbean in September 2017. With winds of 160mph, massive waves and storm surges, hurricanes like Irma, and Harvey before it, have grown in strength due to global warming. This is surely a sign of the frightening future we can expect because of human-made global greenhouse gas emissions trapped in the atmosphere.
Agenda-driven liars,
Who pump out CO2,
And climate change deniers:
This superstorm’s for you.
I’ve enjoyed reading and writing micropoems on Twitter for several years, so I built a micropoetry category into this blog …