Lioness Writing Ltd

19/08/2026

A scientific poem from Rosie

Hey, look, you’re looking might fine, Feels like I’m breathing iodine. You’re bright like hydrogen in the morning sun

31/07/2026

When two are separated by the Summer

28/07/2026

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Thank you Rosie

I have been wondering lately, Of things I cannot seem to know, Why every seed must split itself, Before it ever starts to grow.

16/07/2026

13/07/2026

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In case you were feeling a little warm - a poem from Rosie to remind us of other seasons of the year.

Winter asked us to stand close enough to keep each other warm, To find a little shelter from the weight of every storm.

23/06/2026

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Thank you Rosie Oliver for this one.

The forget-me-nots spill over a hillside grave, Blue as the dusk where the last light fades, Growing through cacks in weathered stone,

02/05/2026

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I like what Rosie has done with the format of this one.

Don’t pretend you don’t hear me, don’t pretend you don’t see - I’m right where you left me, exactly where I said I’d be.

12/04/2026

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A night-time poem from Rosie

The moon drifts high, a silver queen in endless skies, Its light a gentle promise to all lovers below,

10/04/2026

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Love this application of maths from Rosie O.

Five things we can see, five things to know, The door, the window, the shadow’s soft glow.

07/04/2026

Excited to release Philip Eley's new book, with Stephanie Lam and illustrations by Audrey Lewis.

Humans have been in a process of un-wilding for generations. The advent of agriculture 10,000 years ago meant that we no longer travelled with the herds or moved with the pulse of the seasons, hunting, gathering, following the great migrations of light and weather. Life became ordered, divided in...