A poem of nostalgia for the sea breezes and yellow gorse of Northumberland.

The legendary British warrior makes ready for his final journey, leaving Sir Bedivere with one last duty to perform.

Joseph Skipsey taught himself to read and write by candlelight, hundreds of feet below ground in a Northumberland pit.

Joseph Skipsey’s short poem evokes the last goodbye a Northumberland miner made each morning.

An enduringly popular poem by the author of ‘Treasure Island’.

God’s covenant of love is a fresh joy every time it appears.