The biggest issue is the lack of transparency and continuous changes in direction.

I miss out on small talks such as what other prisoners are really feeling to bigger things such as how to make a complaint against case notes.

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I am writing today to draw attention to Youth Crime, and I'm not meaning 16 and 17 year olds. I’m talking about 10, 11 and 12 year olds.

I spent about 13 years at the maximum-security Port Phillip Prison but am now at a medium security, Loddon. I have been here for almost two years now and since coming here have gotten into poetry.

During a long stay of about 6 months in prison, I came across a few fellow inmates who needed help with sorting their pile(s) of mixed documents which were kept in one or two used envelopes.

As you can see there is not much cash to spend. So there is always someone worse off than you.

I thought I could enlighten you on how this prison's day to day works.

I will write to you and try to fill you guys in with what's happening in QLD prisons, especially Wolston.

The thing is, I love prison. I love it so much that I seem to be constantly on a reckless path when I'm out to either die, or come back to prison.

Ever since I made the change, I really started to see others and how their lack of control led themselves to their own demise, without even the slightest bit of realisation.