Pete's Gaia

Gaia
Crop Circles
Silbury
Gate Post
The Chestnuts
Addington
The Downs
View Over Barbury
Sarsen Remains
Day House Lane
Caractacus Stone
Not What It Seems
North Of Garris
Gun Rith
Lanyon
Tinkinswood
Clach Stein
Grimes Graves
Andromeda Calling
Its A Fact
Theres Always The Sun
Middle Name
Yemmerawanyea
E.T.S.C.
The Avery Hill Postman
Vince Pickering
Erica
Excellency
6th September 1988
Watch This Space
Biro
Calligraphy
The Flying Standard
Female Of The Species
National Tree Week
Gregory Crescent
Dear Prime Minister
Most Glorious Majesty
Early Start
Scarlet
Equus
Butterfly
Milking Time
Chartwell
Bird Of Prey
Watch Me
Skoda Stroll
What To Be?
Chariot
The Sussex Coast
The Tarn
Golden Cloud
Sunrise
Do You...
Darling
Our urban garden, long and narrow,
With tall brown fence, no room for barrow,
Lost in shrubs and tree,
Tall and slender,
Spikey and free.

All from off cuts,
Or stones from fruit
Saved from dishes,
Buried like loot,
All spoken to with love
And asked to grow not tall
Still strain skywards,
Heed not the warning call.

This jungle,
Where juicy, fat bodied spiders,
Long legged, weave their traps,
Where bumble bees accept my help,
Where fox sleeps, and Gemma naps,
Where the Sycamore spores its young
Propellor shaped, far and wide,
Where Lawsonias, tent shaped,
Tremble as blackbirds hide.

Here where our Silver Birch
Reduced from shimmering totem pole
To a coppice of waving branches,
A single forest is our goal.

For Valerie Holland
Pinnell Road
Eltham