The World That Could Be
Let me take you on a wander, To a world spun silver-bright, Woven from the stuff of yearning And the fabric of the might-be – A kingdom balanced on a…
Let me take you on a wander, To a world spun silver-bright, Woven from the stuff of yearning And the fabric of the might-be – A kingdom balanced on a…
There is room always for another neighbour.
The Marches for Palestine echo well-tested solidarity protests that challenge political bias to address abuses of human rights.
Why conjure fiends with pitchforks drawn When envy burns in neighbour’s eyes?
Fools deliver news and shape destinies, but the modern equivalents no longer deliver the witty repartee.
In ancient halls where crowns held sway, The jester danced with bells a-chime, A fool by name, yet wise in play, Whispering truths through mimicry's rhyme. To monarchs blind in…
The March for Humanity, attended by an enormous crowd, highlights the depth of concern for the plight of Gazans in Sydney's community.
In the vast, unforgiving expanse of the sunburnt country, where red earth stretches like an open wound under relentless skies, he emerges – the white Aussie male, heir to a…
In humanity's eternal symphony, I discern the melodies that diverge and entwine. Some souls pursue solemn quests through shadowed vales, While others revel in laughter's effervescent shine. A few embrace…
Oral transmission of knowledge via poetry preserves history and culture through across generations with accuracy.
In the void's embrace, where silence first stirred, Chaos whispered secrets the cosmos had heard. From Greek mists, Gaia rose, birthing sky's dome, Ouranos her lover, in eternal roam –…