Tides: A Book of Poems

A vivid tapestry of rural England unfurls in this first‑volume of poems, where the poet’s voice drifts through mist‑laden woods, rolling Cotswold hills, and the quiet pulse of village life. The verses blend lyrical reverence for nature with the intimate concerns of love, loss, and the lingering echo of ancient myths, inviting listeners to linger on images of moon‑lit glades, stubborn old women, and the soft rustle of wheat in summer breezes.

Interwoven with playful allusions to classical figures and the everyday rhythms of market days, the collection balances tender nostalgia with a keen eye for the harsher edges of human desire. Each piece feels like a whispered conversation with the landscape, offering a gentle yet compelling invitation to explore the hidden corners of heart and countryside alike.