Industrial Snow Poetry Walk (by sarah)

Industrial snow showing shape and form and the colours within the monotone, an icy wasteland breathing life and process, hidden in the corners where no one ever looks #poetrywalk #Gloucester pic.twitter.com/GwmbFRvk5L

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) March 19, 2018

Spring Poetry Walk Hidden Gloucester Green Spaces (by sarah)

The haze of the day glitters on shredded metal waving in the breeze of promised spring as winter melts #poetrywalk pic.twitter.com/Afc0RjURp5

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) March 21, 2018

Snow blanket trickles in puddles, wisps of clouds comb blu bright skys, the branches r bare but blooming #poetrywalk pic.twitter.com/RzJE4MFABU

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) March 21, 2018

Intertwined trees hold the winters heart whilst blossoms swirl in white out blizzards of the new season #poetrywalk pic.twitter.com/81iOqxjiUX

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) March 21, 2018

Spring has fought hard to vanquish the icy pall, life lives in abundance it was only sleeping #poetrywalk pic.twitter.com/qKZLhs3Qeh

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) March 21, 2018

Finding history marked, scored in the stones, a trail winding waiting to be, behind the Cathedral reigns, in majestic glory, a little walk, a little think, moments on an icy morning whilst in search of tea #poetrywalk #Gloucester @ProjectPilgrim1 pic.twitter.com/T78XI1tcNv

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) March 27, 2018

Hidden History Gloucester #PoetryWalk (by sarah)

Finding history marked, scored in the stones, a trail winding waiting to be, behind the Cathedral reigns, in majestic glory, a little walk, a little think, moments on an icy morning whilst in search of tea #poetrywalk #Gloucester @ProjectPilgrim1 pic.twitter.com/T78XI1tcNv

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) March 27, 2018

Loaves & fruit & veg, over flowing from the baskets, pinned to the wall, clothing through out the ages show shifts in the time & place, as geometric shapes crawl up & up to form the frame, reliefs of floral depictions catching the sun metallic & telling of regal times #poetrywalk pic.twitter.com/NWfhjahiQ8

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) March 27, 2018

Staffordshire PoetryWalk (by sarah)

This poem was composed on a walk in Staffordshire during our family holiday and general area explore, I compose these poetry walks whilst walking for the medium of twitter.

Sunsets & sheep & mice kept my mind nice, walks in the noon & morning too, helped the thoughts to flow & so the ideas did grow, until now I sit with memories fit, writing of people & places & Easter egg races, a landscape of old, so much to be told #poetrywalk #staffordshire pic.twitter.com/x4XGGGRbAH

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) April 12, 2018

Tamworth Castle Aethelflaed Quest PoetryWalk (by sarah)

Poem composed as tweets during our visit to Tamworth Castle during our quest to find out about Queen Aethelflaed and all things Anglo-Saxon - the castle contained much history from many time periods - here are the embedded tweets.

Tamworth Castle - a little Russian doll of a castle with different ages and life styles hidden and recorded within, layers of history nestled in the eves along with an errant pigeon, I met a lady with a sword #poetrywalk #history pic.twitter.com/mvaHg3kK8a

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) April 12, 2018

A Mercian Queen who built a burg, wood and mud upon a hill, which was turned to stone and built upon within and without, until bricks closed the chinks and ages had passed, it sits with its stories waiting to tell #poetrywalk #history @TamworthCastle pic.twitter.com/Z8sEs19Nlc

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) April 12, 2018

Doors and windows slit and narrow, once designed for a rain of arrows, a view that stretches across the land, here to defend and make a stand, now the armour lays for the curious child so they can play and be a knight for a while #poetrywalk #history @TamworthCastle pic.twitter.com/ipqnERkVlB

— Sarah Snell-Pym (@Saffy) April 12, 2018