A Yoga Bartender Review

Before this dream,      Mastering my profession through discipline must happen, thus a review about bartending and alcohol intake with pace: Mixology EU I agree, This humbly poetic ancient fool didn’t start bartending till he was 30, having been in hospitality since graduating uni, I must say that this is my career! At least until my inept social poetic commentary voice is acknowledged. Crafting an excellent drink for someone is fantastic, I adore the tact of reading the potential client as they approach the bar, even before...

Read More

A Black Man's Opium Noose

From a Friend:  Spoken Word By Opium Waking to unsink the ship To a slave hell we bid fair thee The sparks of brimstone well For in hell prejudice dwells On sulphur oxyge...

Read More

A Winter Sonnet

Live as a recital,  Trapped in the shadows of December's sad amnesty song, An ode to joy! Written by the trinity concepts of fall, Months that stream malignant tears like the fading stars from the sky, Voting to bypass the bitter demise of sandcastle earth's season of dark emotion terrors contrived as demons conspire under shade of night, Proposing a vile hope toast to a forever twilight! In earnest anticipation ...

Read More

Poetry Isn't Just...

In union Yet opposition To yesterday's speech By Sam Small Matt Gilligan version The parallel between how you say...  Anything at all... And what you say. Whilst we,      Can take voice coaching and acting lessons,  who we are behind the projection doesn't wholly change,  so what is your message? Are you driven by conviction? A built in white over world black moral, Hand me nature down code of ethics? Or Do you simply desire... A formidable viral status, An achievement to adorn your...

Read More

How to be: Articulate...

Jamila Lyiscott A Ted Spoken Three Languages Word Poetry that moves on behalf of... The future of those attempting To be articulate ...

Read More

How to... Speak Truer

Julian Treasure A Ted Talk on Speaking Tomorrow's Poem Poetry Isn't Just... With Scottish Poet Sam Small...

Read More

Loop Reviewed Poetry Theatre GOMA Take II

Part two of a Loop Theatre Performance at the GOMA review, this one written at home. Beautifully witnessed,      Contemporary living unshakeable dreams, too oft left single lonely stage of attention out, Beyond the mountains of stigma, portraying them as mere beautiful insecurity mannequins... Our sight is the disguise, of magnificent change your perception and heart lives.     As if artistic wish capacity was docile, but it never was... Painting extravagant lip blossoms of budding smiles, forever blooming as happy...

Read More