A poem I wrote some months ago which I particularly like the sound of.

This is the first of what I hope will be a good project of poetry/story reading, as I've been told I have the voice for it.

Any suggestions for readings (of any form/author) will be considered and perhaps done if I've time!

An Alliterative Verse

Another poem I wrote, and now part of the internet for all to hear!

Loki's Lament

This is a poem by Wallace Stevens which I particularly enjoy reading (especially the word concupiscent).

The Emperor of Ice-Cream   Wallace Stevens

The great non-sense ballad of Lewis Carroll, oddly tough to read words that don't technically exist (what on earth are "slithy toves" and how do they "gyre and gimble"). still it sounds cool, and the story still shines through the silly words.

Jabberwocky   Lewis Carroll

For Garvan, being as he requested it. Quite a good poem I feel, hope you enjoy.

The Horses   Edwin Muir

One of the few poems I've ever really wanted to learn off by heart (but I'm always quite bad at that sort of thing)

The Skunk   Seamus Heaney

This was sent to me by a friend to be read out, and I hope he enjoys it because I most certainly did

Young   Anonymus

Mainly because Kinger asked for it, and also to try and show that my voice isn't that of a depressing Romantic poet (damned Wordsworth and co.!)

There's a Hole in the Bucket

Another unnamed author in my inbox. Beautiful really

Granddad   Anonymus

My own recording of the poem, at the kind request of the 'Bar :P the quality is only marginally better than that of Tennyson himself on a wax cylinder (available on Wikipedia)

Lucas Grange