"...sometimes it is necessary

to reteach a thing its loveliness,

to put a hand on its brow

of the flower

and retell it in words and in touch

it is lovely

until it flowers again from within, of self-blessing..."

Saint Francis and the Sow, Galway Kinnell

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Graphic detail, language, content some listeners may find offensive

Some poems of mine (with introductions and a bit of waffling)














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One use of language

"Hiding in my room, safe within my womb
I touch no-one and no-one touches me"

I am a Rock, Simon and Garfunkel














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Strong language

KIRSTY WARK: You call it "Art, truth and politics". I mean, that do you feel that as a writer you have a responsibility, no matter how oblique the political references are in your plays, to be more politically explicit, as it were, as a campaigner?

HAROLD PINTER: My plays... (lick).... I've always dealt with erm political... matters, really. Erm. You say, "obliquely". Well, perhaps. But they've always dealt with power. (Lick, lick) The powerful and the powerless. Erm. (Lick). But the longer I live the more I feel that I have an obligation (lick) to be very very precise (lick) and concrete (lick) about the way power is manifested, and, erm, in this world, and the way, hypocrisy is, erm, manifested really. So I think it's, erm, an obligation on me as a citizen to be very very clear about what I actually think. I think ,by the way, it's an obligation on everybody.

BBC 2, Newsnight, 2006












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Infrequent Strong Language

A Radio Play by Harold Pinter
Edited and Directed by Charlie Price

VOICE I: Charlie Price
VOICE II: Elizabeth Kuti
VOICE III: Robert Price

(As far as I am aware, this is the first performance of Family Voices by a family)







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Strong Language, Dark Humour

"How very much I have loved you, how very much I have tried to give you the good life..."

Jim Jones, 1978

"You are my sister
And I love you
May all of your dreams come true
We felt so differently then
So similar over the years
The way we laugh the way we experience pain"

Anohni









N.B. I apologise, there is one misleading error in the audio which I have not been able to successfully correct subsequently. In the scene where Geraldine is attempting to explain her child's transition, what I wrote, correctly was, "Jacqui. With a Q" but I have accidentally said "With a K", instead of a Q.





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Transphobia, injury detail

"A heavy tramcar honking its gong slewed between."

Ulysses, James Joyce