The poet William Wordsworth wrote about encounters with people on the move, as he walked English roads and byways 200 years ago. These poems, and those of fellow poet Coleridge, were published as Lyrical Ballads in 1798. Our project is a reply, in poems and song, from people today who are affected by homelessness, or vulnerable. Supported by the Heritage Fund. Thanks to National Lottery Players.
Shelter is on the edge of a car park in the middle of Lancaster. And then there are the car parks beyond that, so you feel you are in a…
When you’re walking Unknown humans say hello Its what we do Strangers with a bond of affinity. And walking I soothe This baby soul I carry Then — no trauma,…
Sitting at the table in the middle of the big room in LDHAS, a support centre for people who are currently homeless, sometimes living on the street. Phil Moore, the…
Wordsworth re-written by homeless Britain Refuge from the Ravens — Wordsworth rewritten by homeless Britain Lyrical Ballads by Wordsworth and Coleridge in 1798 was a literary revolution that sparked Romanticism…
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