In my latest poem for the West England Youtube channel, I recall a memory of catching butterflies and how fascinated...

Richard compares the monsters of today (AI and social media) with those of Jurassic Park and wonders if we should...

Plymouth City Council’s decision to fell a hundred trees in Armada Way under the cover of darkness prompted our poet...

For Richard the smell of coffee symbolises change. As a child he couldn’t bear it. Now he loves everything about...

My first poem of the year, where I talk about getting a telescope as a kid and finding our place...

A poem from Richard to make you smile at Christmas .

Fatherhood is difficult challenge for anyone who takes it on. Our poet sums up his feelings and the journey to...

Richard Wain's poem on the 12 years since the Tories won power and putting Party before Country time and time...

We are all made of stardust as the saying goes. Though our lives seem fleeting, I find it reassuring that...

Goodbye to Boris the Clown: Jayson Winters shares a poem to mark the end of Boris Johnson's premiership

In the aftermath of yet another mass shooting in the USA, Richard Wain's poem asks What's a gun for -...

A poem about why the author doesn't go on fairground rides

Richard's poem portrays dark days but a hopeful outcome to the tussle between Russia and Ukraine - The Bear and...

Richard's poem shows all the evidence is there to see for the government to be held to account for Partygate,...

Richard Wain shows the power of poetry to convey the message that migrants are people and deserve treating as such.