I was inspired after a close friend talked about how perhaps in the end, we all move into the neighbourhood of God. This poem has come out of that conversation. Caroline Bonnett has wrapped up these words with music, that carries us along with comfort and hope.

Words - Tricia Richards

Music - Caroline Bonnett

Produced & Mixed by Caroline Bonnet

Whatever our belief about the creation of the cosmos, be it the Big Bang theory, Evolution or the existence of a heavenly being; I think we can all agree that this beautiful world is incredible.

As someone who does believe in God I see Him most clearly in the natural wonders of this planet.

A forever evolving creation. 

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The journey of life usually prepares us for the inevitable, that we do not live forever. I cannot imagine the pain that comes with the loss of a child. I believe that children represent our future and therefore to lose a child at birth must be one of the hardest things to endure . All the hopes and dreams, plans and expectations never to be realised. This poem is for those parents whose children live only in their dreams and memories.

Music -  Caroline Bonnett © 2002 SCNmedia

Episode #2 - Claude goes on holiday and discovers that trying something new can be a lot of fun.

This great big beautiful world we live in is constantly changing. Every day there is something new bursting into life.

Let's cultivate enquiring minds.

Episode #1 - Introducing Claude! A little spider who gets himself into all sorts of trouble, simply because he never listens to advice!

This is the first of his adventures. To hear further adventures - please follow me. Thanks.

This poem is a reflection on how COVID has caused us all to pause and take stock of life. What might have to change as we move forward; or will we go back to 'business as usual'?

These words came to me, as I sat beside a friend in intensive care, on his last night on this planet. May they bring some comfort to all those who mourn.

This funny poem was inspired by a close friend who does not really like dogs; but our little Jack Russell adored her and would always jump on her lap. This is for children and adults to enjoy.

A funny poem that looks at Grandma coming to stay. Suitable for children of all ages.