the roads of then bright
         walk age i
         planners’ map lines stride yellow
         “buses route there”

i shall break your bus
the sister

         school order
         commerce green bus
         blow round home queue
         fare eaten plead

we shall unmake your bus
the council

         if i plain proud
         unlucked begin no fool
         a do what i can man
         i’d responsibility care bus drive

we shall fust your bus
the state

         the once road many go
         bus now stride
         on plan yellow
         assumpted at long past rose

the liberation of [placeholder]

I find your style, visually and verbally, engaging and individual while utterly without posturing. Which is not the norm on any count. (Randolph Healy)

A work of art and a labour of love, worth every penny of the 16 pound asking price, The Liberation of [Placeholder] will grace any coffee table. More please. … I want to hold [this] up as a model for where, in this digital age, poetry in print should be bound. Poetry collections as artefacts …. (The Journal, Autumn 2012)