Stepsounds by Liz Nicholas

LizNicholas

LizNicholas

Liz Nicholas lives in Sheffield and works with words and music. She writes fiction, non-fiction, poetry and songs. As a choir leader and music facilitator, she specialises in work with adults including those with learning difficulties and autism. She walk...

My feet
in heavy leather 
thick sole

meet cut grass 
Feather and weft

kiss grit and shingle 
Grist hitch and scribble

knock against rock 
clock and buckle

The heavy sole 
cuts off feeling

Wet, unexpected 
dished in prints

Heard before 
it is seen or felt

Sounds fill my soul

connect me to
the land that lets me walk it.

One thought on “Stepsounds by Liz Nicholas

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Also check out

Post
Tree

1 Apr, 2023

Tree by Admoni long listed in the 2023 Urban Tree festival writing competition.

Post
New
Winning Urban Tree Festival Writers share their tree secrets

22 May, 2023

Post
This Leaf

1 Apr, 2023

This Leaf by Penny Denman long listed for the 2023 Urban Tree festival competition.

Post
Death of a Veteran – south London 1973

1 Apr, 2023

Death of a Veteran - south London 1973 by Arthur Sparrow long listed in the 2023 urban Tree festival writing competition.

Post
Poetree (an urban forest shanty)

1 Apr, 2023

Poetree by Bin Rich long listed in the 2023 Urban Tree festival writing competition.

Post
When the Bough Holds Strong

1 Apr, 2023

When the Bough Holds Strong by Andrew Halsall Smith long listed for the 2023 Urban Tree festival writing competition.

Write About Walking and Listening
longlist
Winterfold Forest by Paul Roden

1 Sep, 2021

Post
A tree with no name

1 Apr, 2023

The tree with no name by Diane Jackman long listed for the 2023 Urban Tree festival writing competition.

Post
New
Urban Tree festival 2023 writing competition shortlist announced.

6 Apr, 2023

Write About Walking and Listening
longlist
Fatherland by Maggie McShane

1 Sep, 2021

Write About Walking and Listening
winner
Blind March to London, April 5th – 25th 1920 (‘Social Justice Not Charity’) by Lydia Kennaway

1 Sep, 2021

Post
New
Walk away, walk away, walk away, we gotta move on to a better day

4 May, 2023