There is a wonderful project called HIV HERE & NOW and my poem GRIEF has been chosen to be one of the 365-day countdown in poems to 35 years of AIDS on June 5, 2016.
You can read my poem in full here
Lucy Sheen actor writer filmmaker adoptee
Made in Hong Kong, exported to the UK in the early 60s as a transracial adoptee; who grew up to be an actor writer and filmmaker – www.lucysheen.com
There is a wonderful project called HIV HERE & NOW and my poem GRIEF has been chosen to be one of the 365-day countdown in poems to 35 years of AIDS on June 5, 2016.
You can read my poem in full here
Next poetry outing December 18th -Tooting
come along if you’re free
Poeming Pigeons is a curated collection of poetry from around the world — over 100 poems expressing our fascination, fear, frustration and undeniable connection to our fine, feathered friends. Between the pages of this anthology, you will discover stories that make you wonder, cry, laugh, cringe and inspire — all through poems about birds.
Dover 58
An airtight coffin
Each lifeless corpse had once held onto a breath of hope
A wish for a better life
Suffocated by greed
Was that a dream too far?
Morecambe bay 21
The devils beach
Pitch black, desperate, they waited in vain
The rushing tide unfurling,
Death a rippling length of silk flowing, fluttering, falling, covering
Their stooped work aching bodies
Pingfan 3,000 to 12,000 human experiments
Catalogued, examined from a safe distance
Prostitutes for war
Women for comfort some barely past their teens
Military sex-slaves
20,000 probably more, we may never know
Unit 731, 1644 and 100
10,000 or more plague infested bags of flesh
Ravaged by untreated venereal diseases
400,000 living corpses consumed
by Cholera, anthrax and Tularemia, unleashed from a lab
Man indeed had become death
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