01/11/2005

Jackie Wearing's poem broods upon life's autumn. more

08/11/2005

Jackie Wearing muses on the fate of autumn in our modern urbanised world. more

15/11/2005

Jackie Wearing is awake and alert to possibilities on a bright new day. more

22/11/2005

Jackie Wearing's poem says our modern times have created too harsh a climate for romantic love. more

29/11/2005

Jackie Wearing finds more knowledge in dreams than in tele-mentored talk, talk, talk. more

06/12/2005

Jackie Wearing's poem resignedly recognises the harder path to follow. more

13/12/2005

In the darkness of an English winter Jackie Wearing's poem reminds us of light summer nights, and the joy of again seeing swallows. more

20/12/2005

In Jackie Wearing's poem the glimpse of a fox in the night prompts thoughts of the rights and goodness of humankind. more

27/12/2005

The rain is coming in, and the builder comes to inspect the roof. Jackie Wearing's poem will make every homeowner go outside to apprehensively stare upwards. more

03/01/2006

Jackie Wearing's poem points the way to a peaceful world. more

10/01/2006

Jackie Wearing's wonders how a man would cope with the gift of a woman's total love. more

17/01/2006

Jackie Wearing's poem calls for a perspective which reveals that a garden is far bigger than our dreams. more