WARNING: some people find my poetry and words offensive. If you are one of those people, stay, read and take a look at why. Where there is friction there is something we could learn. Or go. After all, it would be irrational to expect everyone to like me anyway.

Poems and songs

If you are only going to read one thing, read this: Fuck the Executive Order.

If you liked that, then read this: Say it anyway; and Unconditional Possible Girl.

Still want more, see my anthology of poems and songs called The Naked Truth.

My poems and songs mainly originate within my work as a kink-aware therapist and in the research thesis for my Masters degree in Psychotherapeutic Counselling:

A Heuristic Inquiry into becoming a kink-aware therapist working with transgender and gender diverse clients

They also emerge from a decade (and counting) of increasingly authentic living — shaped by the evolution of a queer, kinky relationship, and more recently, by the ongoing process of coming out. It marks a threshold: a personal and political gesture toward visibility and advocacy. What unfolds here is, I hope, a celebration of joy and pain, rupture and repair, desire and becoming.

Some of the work is great, and has been exhibited, much of the work has been publicly performed, some of it appears in my thesis, and some of it is brand new as it continues to tell a story of marginalised joy, life, gender, sexuality and relationship diversity (GSRD) experiences. Tell me if you think any of it is good, or shit.

Kink-aware therapy

I use creative poetry in much of my work as a kink aware therapist, it is a great way to access real true meanings. The process of heuristic inquiry allows me to explicate, to focus, to dwell on the stories to gain further insights. Also my clients seem to like it. Sometimes I even get standing ovations when I perform my work in public.

If you want therapy, someone to talk to, or a poem, contact me.

Poetry workshops

I run poetry workshops, my next workshop will be in January 2026.