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Thoughts About Poetry
Is poetry knowledge or participation, immersion in written or spoken words? Is the need to write poetry a need to complete the circle of one’s...
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Vengeance Of God - Part 2
He was a man of God but that thug didn't care in the least. That animal walked into a Parish and he murdered the Priest. When he was arrested, he...
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Boxers in Yellow
...once on a rising sun....
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Disgwylfa* Hill
* Diss-gooil-va [the word means ‘waiting expectantly for something/someone’, but we weren’t, just enjoyed what was there for us.] …
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The Doctor Who Sent Too Many People to Foodbank
This story was inspired by an article in the Evening Standard several years ago in which a doctor claimed that he saw the same kind of illnesses in...
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Solstice
The sun has stretched the day as far as it can and another year has passed, we must roll down the hill toward dark night, colour flashing on each...
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Yellow Cider
Yellow Cider is my friend but I would advise you never to make his acquaintance. I know that Yellow Cider has killed people. There isn't anything...
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Doing a good thing
It was a wet day when the letter arrived. Rain was beating against the glass panels of the front door and the floorboards creaked as Dave bent to...
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The Interview
The poet is sixteen he carries a rucksack swollen with anxious dreams one notebook in which he jots candid nonsense he does not watch TV or mingle...
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Sometimes I see shiny green glass
You ask me how’s my life. I don’t have milk sisters or brothers to ask me. I sleep because of loneliness disease. I sleep alone in my bed resembling...
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The Coal Porter
Walking with the sand tide against gassed winds. A man shot through gunmetal blue, seeks coal. There were other days of counting the ways, on how to...
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Bleak is the Night
Down in the moments
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Going Round in Circles
Finding a way out
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Scootering Home in Summer
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Spy 4
Rayna Boyanov is the name of the daughter of the nuclear arms dealer. I like Australian actresses. They really have alot of grit and talent. This...
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Baroque Painting: a strict moral code, asserted with buoyancy
The world of baroque paintings intrigues by imposing quite simple paradigmata in an implosive and complex expression, so often artificial for the...
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The prayer of the heart
i pick up the phone to talk for free on sundays/ on the other end of the line there are no other words/ i skim through my phone numbers agenda/...
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'Brave'
This piece was written as a tribute to our World War 1 forefathers on both sides of the tragic madness referred to as ‘The Great War.’ 100 years have...
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Blanche and Helen -9 the Finds
It is now September, and Mrs. Warrington and her mother have arrived back, and I feel much more relaxed about my job again. Mr Warrington was in a...
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Mia and Maya
Long ago and far away, in a little cottage, lived two little girls named Mia and Maya who had parents that loved them very much. But then sadly there...
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