Oxford: Dreams Inspired
-John Henry dips a toe into the warm waters of the Isis and Cherwell I once found, whilst strolling in Christchurch Meadow, a scrap of cardboard about the size of a playing card, lying discarded […]
poetry
Review: “To your health: Humanities Diagnosis” by Jeremiah Walton
With poetry making a come-back among the young we are arguably on the verge of a new literary era – or so we hope. Poetry is cheap, and explosive. So few words can expand the […]
Broken Toy Soldier
I found him on the street: green, like camouflage, I almost overlooked him, among the brown October leaves by the gray sidewalk. One arm raised but the raised arm broken off at the shoulder; whatever […]
‘Who Does He Think He Is?’
‘Who Does He Think He Is?’ O! A son of Albion gives birth to the sun of Venice And in doing so he gives heaven to the earth Wielding brushes of both magic and menace […]