A poem that can become all to real about COVID-19. My fingers achingly Trace a path in the airImagining your fingertips Touching tentatively A fleeting apparition No longer there. So inconsequentially it began Yet another far off disease Affecting others overseas Drowned out by incessant noise Dismissed by the…

A poem about dementia and old age Currently a Royal Commission is underway uncovering truths that cannot be ignored on our treatment and our readiness to support some of the most vulnerable in society. Remember me Remember me For my life is fading Remember me My glorious years Bittersweet distant memories So precious They melt…

A five poems series about financial exclusion. — Just a quick warning that the first story which is around a domestic violence survivor is a little graphic so please skip, if you think this will offend. The Cycle Continues Can you not see that the cycle continues? Despite all our good intentions. That little changes?

A poem about why technologists should apply their might to solve big social issues. A beloved father Eyes so wild Manic. Screaming at the world. His family slowly disintegrating around him. Helplessly, watching on. A young daughter Her innocence lost. Clutching her beloved teddy Stares vacantly ahead. As her uncle…

“Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death.” ― Albert Einstein Keeping up with technology is always challenging and there is never enough time in the day. One strategy is to listen to podcasts while on the go. Here are some of the podcasts that I find…