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Tony BurkinshawHi there. I’m a retired Harley St. Hypnotherapist, (and ex Chartered Financial Planner, Trainer, Coach & oddly, Brewer). Join my daily dive inside my head as I follow an unexpected journey chasing Enlightenment, Philosophy, Meditation & other mind stuff.
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Writer’s Block And The One Year Poet
Writing’s proving difficult. This is the third time I’ve sat down with the intention of getting some words out but the ones that have arrived haven’t been any good, mostly because they’ve been forcibly dragged out of my mind and onto the pa...
I Remember (the ‘60s)
At the last Oswestry Spoken Word night, there were one or two poets who worked entirely from memory. Very impressive.
One of them did a piece about the ‘60s based on the saying that if you remember the 60s, you weren’t really there. I susp...
Beyond Her Summit
Dawn saw rain soaked hills
Cloaked in low flying fog
Mountains playing hide and seek
Invisible in their moistened shroud
Second strings another plan
Enacted with resignation and doubt
Drive away for the rest of the day
To...
We Came To Yr Wyddfa
We came to Yr Wyddfa and failed to reach the top
Or so it seems the day before we plan to start
Stop before it gets too rough
Look before you leap off cliffs
The weather forecasts windy gusts
That blow you off your feet
The s...
Sonnet #17: Note-less
At most of the Spoken Word evenings I go to, someone stands up and speaks their words without any notes, all from memory. It’s impressive. And an unwritten challenge, an imaginary gauntlet thrown down for me to pick up. This poem puts that...
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Tony is a retired Harley St. hypnotherapist: “I unexpectedly find myself exploring topics such as Enlightenment, Philosophy & Meditation, sharing my innermost thoughts each and every day…and nurturing my newfound love of poetry!”
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