…is a rhyming piece of written calligraphic art by Gemma Black. Each of its 18 lines has a different language translation scribed between the English work, that seeks to offer a global representation on behalf of all religious and language origins. It is my declaration for desiring ubiquitous respect for all walks of life and their belief systems. A plea to live and let live if you will. The piece has been photographed with a camera that ensures no detail is lost no matter what size the image is enlarged to. In keeping with this, the concept is to one day project the artwork on a wall or silo that the public can view by day or night to see the detail of the words and feel the intent of the art. It seeks to open up a conversation among the community in hope to be the drop of water that sends waves of love that can be felt across the globe.

Send me your story and I will create a unique bespoke poem to reflect your sentiment

Words in rhyme
Captured time
Moments shared
From one who cared
© M J Hanly

Join us as on the couch as we step into the mind of a child and the world of their imagination. Encouraged to let their thoughts free, we unravel a world they are witness to and the desire for what they hope their future to be.

Re-ignite your child-like wonder as you journey through a story that speaks about the observations of a curious mind, the effect it has upon them and the solutions they naturally seek when things around them seem wrong.

You children are our future, and we must take the time to listen as you grow. This book tells us to have faith in innocent creative minds as, when they are encouraged, it is often there we find the answers to our questions that make most sense.

Enjoy the quirks of our Aussie Fauna as we explore what it might look like … If Aussie Fauna Had A Barbeque.