An introverted individual, his poetry, as with his life, varies and swings, but always shines with his traditional care and approach. Born and raised in England, he holds dear the traditional values that stereotype the gentlemen of this country. Adoring the English art of understatement. Bought up in a very traditional and literate family, perhaps feeling torn between two worlds, the old and the new, caused him to relate to the timeless art of poetry.
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Once described as:
'A lost romantic enshrined in joyous youthful creativity, yet his writing always provides an impalpable obligation to the acquirement of wisdom'
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Once reviewed as:
'Writes beyond his age; often displaying sorrow of an unencountered nature of such youth'