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Now: tennis ball a thump on the door rollers a star inspiration secret smile spaghetti bolognase regret an essay question applause toast hugs a...
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- 415 reads
Burning
I try to scribble you initial on every spare piece of card or book, folder or table I touch. I must always change you to my name - H, H, on and over...
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- 414 reads
THE LIGHTNING TREE
An old man, a boy and a dog.
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- 611 reads
Swimming
A heap of chilling cossie - in a still moment I clench my toes around, against the grain, To be touched by the fabric of before.
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- 472 reads
Being
My fluffy clock - I can touch it, throw it, break it, It exists, and breakable It is there I can see it. Desks are hard, and can be Sat upon or...
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- 504 reads
Performance
The light is supposed to be like A flooded clinic Milking and sapping through my stage - Dark blocks and starts and uncarressed shards. I will...
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- 455 reads
Driftwood
I was sixteen when I knew I wouldn't find a message in a bottle. Had I looked for longer... (Though I had not searched the beach for years, Still I...
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- 483 reads
Blue
Everything that happens to you Is realised by a sense, A doorway to your consciousness. If I rewind and play Rewind and play Over and over - When you...
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- 467 reads
We Had
A primitive silence, Less a silence, more a few words unspoken (I knew there was more to say.) This quiet could be as strong as we were Two magnets (...
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- 472 reads
Midlife
angry old man edges blunted no longer the hunter now the hunted middle aged spread has gone to his head hair falling out teeth follow suit
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- 541 reads
Andrew's Monologue
A monologue from the P.O.V. of a person who has been scammed in a con.
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- 354 reads
Passion of the Christ Film Review
A short film review, my first ever for the much talked about film Passion of the Christ.
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- 384 reads
Gig Rewiew of Lowdrive and the Hearing
Two local West Midlands bands from Coventry were reviewed by myself. This is my first ever band review.
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- 352 reads
Andrew's Monologue
A short monologue detailing with the aftermath of a person who has been scammed by a con artist out of a considerable amount of money.
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- 369 reads
Redemption
My grandfather sat on a divan, back stiff and eyes tight-shut, when the news arrived. At the age of seventy, his body still preserved the womanizer's tensile, proud, virility.
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- 436 reads
Hapaxlegomenon
The connotation of the Aleph as a ?point in space containing all the points? adds own the pompous abstraction of creative causality as chance occurrence of representative consciousness striking exactitude to the art of the symbol! Its paradoxical to infiltrate this idea with literature: as the death of God is the death of unrecognised symbol. The art of cognition to consciously adopt life is to understand the mere representation of the symbol and translate it to the spirit as being consciously done.
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- 570 reads
Beth the librarian
In a rare but common morning called the literary sunrise, there stood in vast expanse a strange and secret space, gigantic, but deaf as the stone that speaks silently to a secret wish of architecture called the tower.
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- 531 reads
Ten Minutes
"A man should only cry twice in his life..."
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- 269 reads
Let's Stretch Time
Written while looking at a painting from Salvador Dali
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- 870 reads


