Is David Cameron’s appointment a good idea?

Suella Braverman statements about hate reveal her own personal feelings

The night sky is powerful and the universe immense, evoking memories

Shirley Martin ponders what makes us who we are.

A small bird brings a taste of summer

A loss of faith opens a vast world of wild darkness

A poem about a poignant parting from a home and the memories it holds

A slippery Johnson avoids scrutiny at all costs

Who is the blob?

To celebrate National Poetry Month, Shirley Martin leads us on a pensive journey across the water.

Shirley Martins reacts to Boris Johnson 'giving evidence' on the partygate scandal.

I like swimming Splash, splash, splash!

Don't you just love turnips?

What is it about these money-makers Profiteering like Vanity Fair Is it something to do with the dream of Mars...

Everything is more brutal than it used to be

Depression since God knows when, a fight life long

A poem about the changing seasons and new life emerging.

Shirley Martin's latest poem reflects on the friendship of Emptiness.

Shirley Martin's lastest poem on the perils of getting a place at Oxbridge

Shirley Martin's latest Poem questions Bravermans return to the cabinet.

Shirley Martin's timely poem as we experience the Tory Party conference

The latest poem from Shirley Martin

A well deserved break for Boris Johnson?

A poem from Shirley Martin

Shirley Martin's latest poem, Peripeteia, on the end, or not of Johnsons' premiership.

A poem from Shirley Martin about Johnson’s resignation.

Shirley Martin serves up another delightful poem, Parapluie Banana tree. Brocking leet!

Shirley Martin writes a poem in reply to the head of the Donetsk separatist group saying they will eliminate the...

Shirley Martin takes a dig into the world of tax, seeking rhyme where there is no reason

Ann Holland writes the poem launder my lies which is about government corruption and lies and uses a washing machine...