Nature

August 4, 2021

You never knew the harbour

A poem by GEORGE DENNIS. All is sparrows, and they sing where the fishermen once toiled. Archipelagos of lichen All across the harbour walls,..

June 12, 2021

Review: Naturally Brilliant Colour

MATILDA SYKES reviews Naturally Brilliant Colour at Kew Gardens, an exhibition that demonstrates the dazzling visual power of Pure Structural Colour and celebrates its..

May 9, 2021

Cherry-Plum Blossom

A poem by GEORGE DENNIS. The radio still mutters through the open window, we should have stayed to hear her speak one last time,..

April 26, 2021

A Study

A poem by GEORGE DENNIS. I know the kingfisher is only a blue brushstroke on the river’s surface, A widowed swan knows also. The..

March 29, 2021

Hairballs at Burial

A poem by KIMI ZARATE-SMITH. We passed your absence in a too-white box through the hanging green of your front garden. So carefully it..

March 8, 2021

Five Poems

A selection of poems by LUKE GRIFFITHS. II Nurse your pain with chocolate milk and sprinkles Till your belly is full with chocolate joy Until..

January 26, 2021

The Geologist

A poem by GEORGE DENNIS. Nights of tranquillity, she stays awake listening for One hill-top source, A single trickling upon a wind caught for her..

October 23, 2020

Review: David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet

ISABELLE OSBORNE reviews the documentary David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet, which was recently released on Netflix. David Attenborough has had an incredible..

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