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First published in “Walt’s Corner” of The Long Islander, the newspaper founded by Walt Whitman in 1838, subsequently a broadside in The Broadsider Volume 2, Series 12 (Poor Souls Press 2010). http://www.robertpeake.com/recipe-for-the-broken-broadside

Poet Robert Peake talks to Sam Loveless of Rhythm and Rhyme on Swindon 105.5 after his reading at the Swindon Festival of Poetry. The complete broadcast is available at: http://swindonfestivalofpoetry.co.uk/2014/03/06/swindon-festival-of-poetry-2014/

First published in South Bank Poetry. Words at: http://abegailmorley.wordpress.com/2014/06/04/robert-peake-featured-poet/

A poem featured in Amaryllis http://amaryllispoetry.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/a-poem-by-robert-peake.html

Poems written in response to the Sensing Spaces architectural exhibit at the Royal Academy, commissioned by Ekphrasis.

Poems written in response to the Sensing Spaces architectural exhibit at the Royal Academy, commissioned by Ekphrasis.

Poems written in response to the Sensing Spaces architectural exhibit at the Royal Academy, commissioned by Ekphrasis.

Poems written in response to the Sensing Spaces architectural exhibit at the Royal Academy, commissioned by Ekphrasis.

Poems written in response to the Sensing Spaces architectural exhibit at the Royal Academy, commissioned by Ekphrasis.

Poems written in response to the Sensing Spaces architectural exhibit at the Royal Academy, commissioned by Ekphrasis.

Radish by Robert_Peake

Desdemona's Apology by Robert_Peake

Yellow by Robert_Peake

The Ice Has Come Back by Robert_Peake

The Color of Orchids by Robert_Peake

Meteorology by Robert_Peake

Human Shade by Robert_Peake

Recipe for the Broken by Robert_Peake

In Praise of Old Shoes by Robert_Peake

Small Gestures by Robert_Peake