Bücher von Thomas Waters

Poetry collection detailing the transformation of letting go.DREDGE: verb; 1. to clear the bed of an expanse of water (a harbour, river, or lake) by scooping out mud, weeds, and decay. "The lower stretch of river had been dredged". Did you ever want to start the year again? To break all those curses? To cut out all the rot and just be plain sailing. Did you ever long to be...Unsoaking?

Step by step he takes to the lake...Now frozen over... Dare to tread? Anthology of poems from the Wolf...

Dropwater Hemlock & The Wilderness Half poetry - half prose, "Dropwater Hemlock & The Wilderness" details the narrators struggle with feelings of grief after losing his sister, a nomadic, characterful, raving free spirit, to suicide. In a series of flash backs in the time between hearing of her death up until her funeral encompassing a trip to Reykjavik Iceland in the Winter that followed, the narrator describes childhood memories, dreams and sometimes supernatural premonitions that interlink whilst traversing the unfamiliar landscape that is grief at losing a sibling which the narrator has come to name "The Wilderness".