The End Of Everything

My ***NEW** video is a reading of my own poem: 'A Mother and Father's Prayer'. The murder of Henry Nowak was in my thoughts at the time of composition.

***NEW*** My Reading. In Memoriam A. H. H. Canto II by the English poet, Alfred, Lord Tennyson 1809 –1892 The (AI enhanced) illustrations are from a photograph taken by me in the churchyard of St Mary and All Saints' Church, Great Budworth in Cheshire. A village I discovered on my travels around the Cheshire countryside a short time ago and that I have grown to love.

John of Gaunt's speech from Richard II by William Shakespeare. My reading.

Mark 8, King James Version, Verses 33 - 38. My reading.

My ***NEW*** Video. My reading of 'Christmas' by the English poet, Sir John Betjeman 1906 - 1984. A very Merry Christmas to all!

My video about the unofficial Christmas truce that took place in the first year of World War One.

My video for the Winter Solstice.

My ***NEW*** video. DECORUM. "At his best, Man is the noblest of all animals. Separated from law and justice he is the worst."

'AUTHENTICITY'. Seek out the real, the natural and the true. My ***NEW*** video.

'Ghosts of England' My *NEW VIDEO* is in remembrance of an English summer day and of my devotion to my homeland: England.

My new reading of one of my favourite poems. 'Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802'. By William Wordsworth

My ***NEW*** video is a reading of my own poem. 'Taken Time' is a meditation on our timeless desire to triumph over the temporal.

My ***NEW*** video. 'SUNSET CITY' When will the sun rise over our European capitals again?

My ***NEW*** poetry reading. 'Adlestrop' by Edward Thomas, who was born of Welsh parents in London in 1878. He perished in the Great War in 1917. England captured in a moment.

My ***NEW*** video. 'War of the Worlds' by the English writer, H G Wells 1866- -1946. First Paragraph. There are dark forces observing us and measuring their powers against ours.

My ***NEW*** poetry reading. Beauty and innocence destroyed by desire. 'The Sick Rose' by the English poet and mystic, William Blake 1757—1827. Take 25 seconds to appreciate this incredible poem.

My ***NEW** poetry reading. Something to celebrate the fleeting loveliness of the English springtime. The Cherry Trees by the English poet, Laurence Binyon 1869 - 1943.

My ***NEW*** video. The story of an adolescent English boy, tested in the fires of history. Adolescence 1916.

My *NEW* poetry reading. 'The Tyger' by the English poet and mystic, William Blake 1757 - 1827. "Did he who made the Lamb make thee"?

My ***NEW*** poetry reading. INVICTUS by the English poet, William Ernest Henley 1849 - 1903. Please share. Also available on my YouTube channel.