A Jackson : Writing

Dawn Dancers

Dawn Dancers

A Poem by A Jackson


How being stood up and let down can be the worst feeling in the world.
Mirror Mirror

Mirror Mirror

A Poem by A Jackson


Mirror mirror on the wallStaring at me through the scrawlI know you see, I know you hearThe sick feeling is drawing near.I close my eyes, I can still ..
Superhero

Superhero

A Poem by A Jackson


What did you want to be when you grew up?
The Heron

The Heron

A Poem by A Jackson


his one is quite an old piece, having written it one Summer after a long walk around the local nature reserve, desperately searching for inspiration.
Unnamed

Unnamed

A Poem by A Jackson


I struggled to come up with a title for this one but after I thought about what I had written, the contradiction that comes through when you really th..
Autumn

Autumn

A Poem by A Jackson


Just a little something to cheer you all up at this gloomy time of year!
Time

Time

A Poem by A Jackson


This was written for my grandma on her 80th birthday as a special reminder, and thank you, that every day is a gift.
My Dream

My Dream

A Poem by A Jackson


I wrote this when I was still at school and we were studying 'Of Mice and Men'. We were tasked with the assignment to create a poem that would reflect..
Disarray

Disarray

A Poem by A Jackson


A reflection of the contradiction and confusion that we face in our every day lives and how modern lives have changed in the eyes of religion over tim..
Returning to Omaha Beach

Returning to Omaha Beach

A Story by A Jackson


This is written through the eyes of an elderly war veteran as he visits Omaha Beach for the first time since the war. Published in my book under the n..