His poetry is called motor mouth poetry; his poetry is greatly influenced by the punk movement and subculture. He developed a special interest in the terms culture and subculture, and also a belief in the necessity of the social cultural changes in arts and literature. So, in addition to his poetry, he published two articles and co-edited a book books on subculture. They are: The Skinheads and the Magical Recovery of Working Class Community” in Stuart Hall, et al, eds. Resistance Through Rituals, London: Hutchenson, 1967; “Style” in Stuart Hall, et al, eds. Resistance Through Rituals, London: Hutchenson, 1976; Clerk, J. and Jefferson, T. “Working Class Youth Culture” in G. Mungham and C. Pearson, eds. Working Class and Youth, London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1976.