Poetry

In this collection of poetry, the poet and scientist, Joseph Warden, explores the interface between life and dreams, memory and loss and the connections that both bind and separate us.

Some salt; So that the pain does not spoil.

Pilgrims, parables, and poetic power-Chaucer's masterpiece lives on.

 Introducing a collection of verse that traverses the landscapes of the human experience, from the depths of introspection to the heights of inspiration.

Written over the course of five years, these poems grapple with purpose and reality from a myriad of existentialist perspectives and themes.

Become the sea and drown meI'll likely serve your beauty over.

Stuck at home, self-isolating, I decided to compile the poems I've performed at Open Mic nights at the Old Road Tavern in Chippenham.

He did not talk in the book about any heavenly religion.

The way life hits me with ideasI create with you still in mindNew stories with you still in themI merely change your name, from fantasy to fantasy~ Sakari