Signs – a poem
Matt Sowerby shared this poem in one of his workshops as Church Action on Poverty's poet in digital residence.
During the coronavirus pandemic, Matt is running weekly online workshops to help our partners and supporters respond creatively to the impact of the virus and lockdown.
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