Poems by title

A day so silent
a delciousconfusion
A Fishy Tale
A Grandfather's Blessing
A home by the sea
All seasons pass
A Midsummer's River Blessing
A quick leyline
A stitch in time
adults are weird
(aka Happy Valley)
aka kalika
all power to the allotments
All Systems Go
Alvis Peace Camp
Amazon Grace
amble bumble bimble
Amphibianism (Matsuo Bashō minimalist Remix)
An elemental blessing
Animal instincts
April's clock

barefoot breakfast inside the mulberry trees of Florence Park
Bayern Munich 3 Arsenal 1 Mother 0
Beasts and demons
Bemused
Beyond words
Biblical certainty
Bloomin' immigrants
bodhisattva dribble

Cape Wrath
Christopher Robin's first psychotherapy session
Closing prayer
Cycling back from Kirtlington quarry along the Oxford canal one early Sunday morning
Cydershire

Do the pheasants know why they are being fed so well?
dungeons and dragons

England sweet England (Budget Day Remix)
Every day a gift

Feedback Form
Fire Water (King James Version)
for the person who stole my bicycle (on my birthday)
Forbidden fruit (stealing baked beans from my nephew's plate)
Full flush

Genesis
god she was
God's spittle (doof doof doof doof mix)
Gordon's Way
Grandfather Fire
Grandfather Time
Greasing the Maypole
Grin Low Woods

Harry Pothead, the Stoned Philosopher
Here Be Dragons
HMP New Year's Eve
Hobo poet
hold fire
holometabolic haiku
Holy Mary
humankindness
hunters

I don't know why, but I hate biros
If I could, I'd marry Nature
Iffley Lock
(in honour of) Matthew the Cat
Ink
In the commonwealth
Inter-mammalian blessing amid the shadows of the ruins of Minster Lovell hall
Irritable Vowel Syndrome

Jennifer Death (& my mid-life crisis on the Isis)
Jerusalem (Glade remix)
(John Keats's lost) Ode to Absent Armpits
Just before dawn

Keeping the faith
kingfisher kingfisher sing me a song (Isis Remix)

Leap Day
Leaving Iona
Leonard kōan
Let it be
Lilith
literary flirtation
Love is in the air
Lunchtime recital (on full pay)
Lurcher moon
Lying in wait

making love for the first time

Man down
Message in a bottle
Middle Aged Ravers
Mid-morning in the nave of my village church
moonlight dancing
Morning Prayer
My heart sings
Mustn't grumble
Mutual mastication
Mother and son

ne te lave pas
new neighbours

Oi!
Once in a lifetime
one for the road
One Time! (a blessing for my friends in South Africa)
Opening Prayer

Picking wild raspberries in the early August woods
Pilgrim
Pilgrim's progress
Platform 2
Poem upon the anniversary of disarming an F-111 nuclear-capable fighter-bomber
Porkie pas?
Prayer for mum
process schmocess
puppy love

rock
Ruby Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday...
Ruth and the Lemon Tree - the Lemon Tree and Ruth

S.T.D.
Saint Sid of Corby
sex & drugs & rock & roll
Sitting on the steps of my old boarding house
Song Of The Court Of Cyffdy
Songs of Experience & Innocence (mindfulness remix)
Spring's Knickers
Stony Road
Strung out
Sunday morning communion
symbiosis
syzygy (Julian of Norwich remix)

The Angel on the High Street
the calm
The Emperor's Same Old Clothes
The Feline Zen Buddha of Suburbia
the first housefly of spring
the first frisbee of spring
The gardener of Aleppo
The Guest House (Old Peculier Bed & Breakfast Remix)
The hare and the oak
The Hungry White Man
the ideology of the trees
The Illustrated Treasury of Poetry for Children
The ink's faithful flow
the lonely old poet
The monster wants
the mourning after pills
the muse returns
the night of day
The pacifist case restated
The Realm of the Beggar King
The Shaggy Bodhisattva Wagtail of Maidcroft Road (R.I.P.)
the shepherd and the sea
Them Babylon Blues
Thirsty to the well
Three interim legislative measures to help us along the road towards the abolition of war
Three poets intercede
thus do I cuckold
tiananmen bicycles
Titled unpoem
triangular view of the end of the year
Triptych

Upon this very bridge

Walking over the fields to Quaker Meeting
we ain't marching any more
Welcome
welcome
Whatever the weather
When a great royal oak falls

Yarnton Mead

zen and the inevitable destruction of capitalism

25 reasons why men should wear skirts and dresses
56 Old Norse Words That Invaded The English Language