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Tag Archives: Naomi Foyle
‘1,000 miles from sea’ in London Grip
My poem ‘1,000 miles from sea’ is published in London Grip this morning. I wrote this after visiting Chad, and seeing its struggle against drought and hunger. This poem is about how the conditions there brought my personal struggle with … Continue reading →
Posted in Blowing my own trumpet, Poetry
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Tagged 1000 miles from sea, Chad, Grenfell Tower, London Grip, Michael Bartholomew-Biggs, Naomi Foyle, Peter Kenny
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