This anthology brings together over thirty years of previously unpublished work by the poet and novelist Theresa Le Flem combined with drawings reproduced from her notebooks and sketchbooks. Perceptive, challenging, spiritual and moving – the poetry of Theresa Le Flem takes the reader on a journey from Cornwall to Ireland and from the Midlands to the wild stretches of Romney Marsh. Along the way she shares with you her passion for life and social justice. Covering history, political comment, conservation, love and personal experiences, this revealing and thought-provoking anthology offers a unique insight into the way a poet sees the world. This book is an inspiration for all those who strive to live in a world where creativity, humanity and humility are treasured. Theresa Le Flem has three novels published, two of these are set in Cornwall. All have thought-provoking subjects and tend to be about people suffering hardship, and those living on the edge of society. Born in London, Theresa is also an artist; she ran her own studio pottery business in Cornwall before settling down to write full-time. She is a member of the Romantic Novelists' Association, The Society of Authors and The Poetry Society. She lives in the Midlands, England, with her husband Graham, and their rescued greyhound.