This lyric celebrates the life of the Amesbury Archer, a Bronze Age migrant to Britain bringing new technologies and ideas.

This lyric sings of the interwoven, inseparable connections of Summer and Winter that create the environment of the Isle of Purbeck, Wessex.

'By the flower washing river On the western bank, Master of my house, I've chosen the quiet woods And river bank.'

"their fine fingers of summer leaves breaking over us in waves of light "

The moon has opened you up, you curl like a gull inside her. A siren sea has begun to wail, her salt tears staining the land. ‘It is a...

This song celebrates Sicily as a place of the meeting of worlds.

This is a song for George Floyd and the unity of resistance that will grow from his murder.

This song is about the world's return from lock-down. It links us to nature's spirit of resurgence, both daily and with the seasons.

This song sings of the endurance of border-less love in a time of fragmentation.

This meditates on the coronavirus crisis and the need for cultural and ecological re-balance.

A song about the re-birth of Spring.

This poem was inspired in part by the doorstep isolation of the coronavirus crisis.

This song is about our response to crisis.

This is the song of the Red Shanked Douc Langur threatened with extinction in the remote jungles of Vietnam.

This poem sings the communitarian song of the Honey Bee, contrasted with philosophies of individualism.

This is the song of the ocean coral. Coral reefs can be thought as the rain-forests of the sea.

This is the song of the Antarctic penguins threatened by extinction through global warming and habitat destruction.

This poem is inspired by the famous photograph taken of Earth from space by William Anders in 1968.

This is the song of the Asian Slipper orchid. 99% of Asian Slipper orchids are threatened with extinction.

This poem sings the songs of the wildflower species that are close to extinction in Britain right now.