Organic poems from Kent by Susan Lane SLCM
A tag for poems and stories shaped by the everyday theatre of the kitchen – kettles, fridges, cookers, and the quiet machinery that frames household life. Used for pieces where domestic objects become symbols, settings, or catalysts for reflection, humour, or emotional undercurrents. Ideal for readers who enjoy creative writing rooted in lived spaces and the small rituals that define home.
Written by Susan Lane SLCM Keeper of ColourMine Appliance Early Morning Chatter “Oh my god, you’re not dead, You’ve been quiet for so long I thought you were nearly gone”, “I’m still here don’t you fret I just don’t like to get so flippin’ wet” “But you’re a dishwasher don’t you know And getting wet … Read more
