Organic poems from Kent by Susan Lane SLCM
Hierarchy gathers poems that explore power structures, unspoken rules, and the ways people navigate positions of authority or inequality. These pieces examine family dynamics, workplace tensions, social expectations, and the subtle shifts that determine who leads, who follows, and who resists. This tag highlights writing shaped by observation, emotional insight, and the quiet impact of living within – or pushing against – layered systems.
Written by Susan Lane SLCM Keeper of ColourMine Cat: He’s got attitude, thinks he’s in charge, shows affection – painfully Ginger Cat – Herr Ob This flippin’ cat, I know he’s fabulous and is settling down well with me But really, Just got my breakfast of Weetabix and there’s also a cup of tea waiting … Read more
Written by Susan Lane, SLCM, Keeper of ColourMine Cat: Family life when you have a cat who thinks he’s a cut above you in the food chain and tries to prove it daily with antics and snobbery which he didn’t learn from me, and he doesn’t realise, although I let him have his illusion he … Read more
