Holm Oak
By James Alexander
My evergreen milarium oak raising a branch to me, on my way past, doffing its canopy when I’m home at last. The most courteous tree in Suffolk.
James Alexander
James describes himself as a ‘Sometime writer and performer of poetry and comedy. Sometimes both together’. His poetry, like his comedy, reflects his fascination with stories, situations and moments.
His poems can be found in ‘Short and Sweet’ (Sour Ploom Press), ‘Firsts’ (Six Pence Society Journal), ‘The Veil Between the Worlds’ (Wine Cellar Press), Close Up (Orchard Lea Books) and ‘What If This Is All Real’ (Hedgehog Poetry Press). He is also looking forward to being published by Duck Duck Mongoose Magazine and Six Pence Society Journal in their second issue ‘Reflect’.

Photo credit: Kate Kasiutich

