This kinda grew from a few lines I was mulling over, so not all of it makes immediate sense and it probably doesn't fit togetehr too well. Hashed it up in 5 mins.

A simple poem about some of life's little gratifications. Try imagining each one as you read.

The product of a boring weekend spent in London. Not quite sure how I thought of it.

Dunno...

Inspired a little by the work of Adar Daath, and by a certain film. Credit to who gets the film first.

Little poem in the 1st person about someone afraid of the judgement of others.

I little bit about my attitude to life.

An odd little poem indirectly about pride and arrogance.

A small poem I wish I could make more atmospheric.

A murderer watches as his victim's blood dries.

Short, odd poem I randomly thought up.

A poem with no particular line structure about the way we can fool ourselves. This just evolved from a completely unrelated idea so it's just a random stray thought.

A story about an old man looking back on his life. A work in progress.

A disjointed, non-rhyming little poem inspired by the Liberation Day (it's a Guernsey thing) fireworks show.

Written after I read the works of someone who made me think of the first few stanzas. Desiderata, by Max Ehrmann, which is mentioned in the final stanza, is one of my favourite works.

A poem about the drive to sin in all of us. The title doesn't fit quite right, any suggestions for it are welcome. Partly inspired by the works of Capt. J. E. Carrales.

A poem based on an unformed concept I have been mulling over recently. About God and His influence on the world.

A simple poem I thought of while trying to get to sleep.

A short, simple poem representing a philosophy on memory that I quite like.

A fairly simple poem I wrote just because I started thinking of it. Not really expressive of me or my thoughts, just a little something I threw together during some spare time.

A poem based on a thought I had for a story while watching the new Peter Pan movie.

In the dead of night, an old man's past comes to take him...