Graham Powell has been reading and writing poetry all his life. He draws inspiration from the natural world and the poetry of writers such as Frost, Larkin and Ashbery. He has worked extensively across the education sector and published several books on the nature and purpose of learning. He lives in Cirencester - grows vegetables, walks incessantly and delights in birds, butterflies and dragonflies.

‘A beautiful read’ – Five stars ‘Poignant reflections on the people, places and things that make up a life, and how our relationships and responses to them shift and echo down the years’ – Five stars ‘Exquisite beauty … Graham Powell has certainly emerged in a glorious moment, like the dragonfly, from the dark pools of his imagination’ – Five stars ‘Poignant’ – Five stars ‘A body of work that deals with life – and death – so sensitively’ – Five stars

Graham Powell has been reading and writing poetry all his life. He draws inspiration from the natural world and the poetry of writers such as Frost, Larkin and Ashbery. He has worked extensively across the education sector and published several books on the nature and purpose of learning. He lives in Cirencester - grows vegetables, walks incessantly and delights in birds, butterflies and dragonflies.

‘A beautiful read’ – Five stars ‘Poignant reflections on the people, places and things that make up a life, and how our relationships and responses to them shift and echo down the years’ – Five stars ‘Exquisite beauty … Graham Powell has certainly emerged in a glorious moment, like the dragonfly, from the dark pools of his imagination’ – Five stars ‘Poignant’ – Five stars ‘A body of work that deals with life – and death – so sensitively’ – Five stars

Graham Powell has been reading and writing poetry all his life. He draws inspiration from the natural world and the poetry of writers such as Frost, Larkin and Ashbery. He has worked extensively across the education sector and published several books on the nature and purpose of learning. He lives in Cirencester - grows vegetables, walks incessantly and delights in birds, butterflies and dragonflies.

‘A beautiful read’ – Five stars ‘Poignant reflections on the people, places and things that make up a life, and how our relationships and responses to them shift and echo down the years’ – Five stars ‘Exquisite beauty … Graham Powell has certainly emerged in a glorious moment, like the dragonfly, from the dark pools of his imagination’ – Five stars ‘Poignant’ – Five stars ‘A body of work that deals with life – and death – so sensitively’ – Five stars