Alexander Paul Burton·Apr 23Pardon My Franglaise: Que suis-je?Burton, A. P. (2026). Pardon My Franglaise: Que suis-je? On Belonging, Loss, and the Quiet Rebirth of Home. figshare…
Alexander Paul Burton·Mar 18I Lost My Wife At SeaI lost my Wife at sea, A vapid cause of her belief, Torn asunder, this relief; Who am I now? Am I to be?
Tyrone Rodriguez·Oct 6, 2025Turning 40 and returning to cycling…I remember as a child that I always wanted a bicycle, but my parents never bought me one until I was about 12 years old. I received it on…
Alexander Paul Burton·Oct 1, 2025Mirrors of the Soul — A-Z Of An Expat’s Life Abroad — Spoken Word Poetry for Expats/Migrants about…I see fragments of me in the eyes of strangers, reflecting the words of Simone de Beauvoir — “one is not born, but becomes.”A response icon1A response icon1
Alexander Paul Burton·Sep 23, 2025Longing — A-Z Of An Expat’s Life Abroad — Spoken Word Poetry for Expats/Migrants about HomeThe scent of morning coffee, a whisper of the past.
Alexander Paul Burton·Sep 18, 2025Kaleidoscope of Change— A-Z Of An Expat’s Life Abroad — Spoken Word Poetry for Expats/Migrants…I stand, fractured, shards of self reflected in the glass, and the world shifts, turns into something new.
Alexander Paul Burton·Sep 11, 2025Judgement (Fight or Flight) — A-Z Of An Expat’s Life Abroad — Spoken Word Poetry for…You remember that June in ’97, ‘fore scent of nature turned askew. Sun-kissed palms by 11, trees in that Hilly Falmouth, town turned new. …
Alexander Paul Burton·Sep 2, 2025Immemorial — A-Z Of An Expat’s Life Abroad — Spoken Word Poetry for Expats/Migrants about HomeSometimes I miss that sceptered isle. A home abroad not without its faults, a people changed by time immemorial. A patchwork nation of…A response icon2A response icon2
Alexander Paul Burton·Aug 28, 2025Home & Duality — A-Z Of An Expat’s Life Abroad — Spoken Word Poetry for Expats/Migrants about HomeHome is an obvious word, often not deconstructed. The central theme of any life, not the obvious form of strife.
