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These fifteen poems are about sleeping and waking dreams. They are the musings of the subconscious, which often seems to know more of our heart than does the conscious, rational mind. The poems express deep feelings, coming from mysterious places, leaving us unsettled and pensive. Photographs by the author expand the theme.

The fifteen poems in this volume are about love, perhaps the most common and popular theme in poetry. Romantic love is a motivating force, a source of comfort and pain, and much, much more besides. Indeed, it is the very subtlety and diversity of love's manifestations that have, I suspect, deterred me from writing on the topic more often. And then there are the negative aspects of romance which one feels almost guilty to mention (although I do in a few of the poems here). Only a few aspects of this complex web of emotion are covered by these poems, but they do signpost a lifelong journey of...

The sixteen poems in this volume are about creatures. They are about animals, but also about our human reactions to them, and our conflicted feelings toward them. We love them, but also fear them and, worst of all, we do not know how to stop harming them. In today's world, animals, both wild and domestic, have become the stoic voices of our consciences.