Late harvest. The nights are drawing in.

Thank you for reading and sharing today's poem - Two Weeks Later -by Jill Abram

I hadn’t realised how starved of good moss poems i was till this Lydia Harris pamphlet from Scarlet Tiger Press arrived.

Buses are the most-used form of public transport in England. They were deregulated under Thatcher in 1986, & we've been paying the price ever since., Bus fares have risen over 500% since 1987. Since 2009-10 we've lost 3,300 routes. We need more than public control of buses, we need ownership.

If we don't use our small poetry presses, we'll lose them. This is why I refuse to flinch or shy from asking you to purchase a copy of Whatever You Do, Just Don't, my second full collection. Here's a sample poem from the book. Just drop me a DM and I'll sort out a signed copy for you...

ScotRail at work managing the travelling public.

In comes the North Sea.

Oho!

Wanted: children to rear harvest mice at home for wild release in Devon

Met the Birnam Oak, the last of Birnam Wood. This tree is thought to have been already well established in the time of Shakespeare. (Dunsinane still some miles off).

Drax’s planned datacentre to burn 4.9m tonnes of wood to produce its electricity, nearly double the CO2 emissions of all flights from London Gatwick airport. Drax, a highly profitable company gets subsidies to burn wood and produce electricity How many lives will it ruin?

'Honking of data centre' 🙏

A few days in Perth! Hello Scotland, it's good to be back.

Half a daylight moon, and Shrewsbury railway station.