Category: Anxiety

• Game Over

  I stand Tall The remains of Mee demolition The crew: Mee, the head man, Mo, Dow and Re-bow Got started last week The rest of the building knocked down: Demolished Kaput No more Outsides removed Core kept in place Outers ripped Splattered to the ground I stand as I have stood for fifty years A…

  Alison Little

  April 19, 2019

  Ale House, Anxiety, Course, death, Decay, Demolition, Failing, Flash Fiction, Liverpool, Local History, Morality, Pac Man, Poetry, Regeneration, Renewal, Uncategorized, Video game

• Fluctulation

  Fluctulation is a poetic form written for National Poetry Day, 2018 around the subject of change. Fluctuation When I am up I am alive Answer every question, phone call, email Positive moves forward I strive Bounce and jump, free I sail When I am down I hide away Into bed, into covers, I crawl Unpeel…

  Alison Little

  October 5, 2018

  Anxiety, Art, Bi Polar, Casual Sex, Cigarettes, Degrading, Depression, Disorder, Durex, Failing, Fatigue, Leisure time, Mental Health, Mood Swings, Narcotics, National Poetry Day, Nicotine, Painting, Poetry, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), Rape and Sexual Violence, Relationships, Rizzla, Self pity, Sex, Sexual Parteners, Sick, Sinful, Sleepless, Sobre, Social Roles, Suicide, Trauma, Uncategorized, Unpeel skin

• Re-coil

  Re-coil ia a flash fiction works written by Alison Little, the events and people are not based on real life. Tired and exhausted I sit beside a woman munching crisps loudly as she crumples the cheap multi-pack packet, it has been a really long day and it is only just after one in the afternoon.…

  Alison Little

  September 28, 2018

  Anxiety, Cigarettes, City, Metropolis, Nicotine, Public Transport, re-coil, Sleepless, Strike, Uncategorized

• Small Steps and Art Activism

  Last Thursday saw Small Steps events take over Make on North Liverpool Docks. Small Steps runs events to highlight social issues through the arts. Last Thursday saw an eclectic mix of performance, a breathtaking visual arts exhibition and engaging workshops drawing attention to Mental Health. Cork-based artist Ann Mechelinck showed us how craft-based practice can…

  Alison Little

  September 21, 2018

  Anxiety, Art, Biennial Independents, Captivity, Conceptual Art, Conflict, Depression, Film, Film Maker, Fine Art Textiles, Gender Roles, Installation, Liverpool Biennial, Male gaze, Mental Health, Painting, Rape and Sexual Violence, Suicide, Textiles, Trauma, Uncategorized, video art