Articles by Strider Marcus Jones

Poem

• The Dance (November 23, 2020) poem unrhymed

  Strider Marcus Jones is a poet, law graduate and ex-civil servant from Salford, England with proud Celtic roots in Ireland and Wales. A member of The Poetry Society, his five published books of poetry reveal a maverick, moving between cities, playing his saxophone in smoky rooms.

• Childhood Fires (January 18, 2021) poem unrhymed

  "...dad cooking neck end stew thick with potato dumplings and herbs..."

• Convict Chains (February 15, 2021) poem unrhymed

  "...sucked back five thousand years..."

• Children of the Revolution (March 15, 2021) poem rhymed

  "...you don't have the right to repeal my name..."

• Pyramid Prison (April 26, 2021) poem rhymed

  "...warp the altar of natural laws..."

• Does Her Far Beauty Know (September 6, 2021) poem rhymed

  "...unlike bare rooms we rent to leave behind..."

• The Portal in the Woods (October 11, 2021) poem rhymed

  "...Reconnecting rhythms In living and dead..."

• Dark Drawn Man (November 8, 2021) poem rhymed

  "...tricks of prussian blue and cadmium red..."

• Clouds of Chaotic Crowds (December 6, 2021) poem rhymed

  "...with voices that pretend To be a different friend..."

• Cubist Ghettos (January 3, 2022) poem rhymed

  "...Flashing flamingo legs To pink paradise harlem heads..."