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In October Country
Every October Alan bought the book, ‘The October Country’ by Ray Bradbury, it was a weird ritual, but October was his favourite month, just as...
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Parcel for you..Part 38
The receptionist pulled out a disapproving, judgy look, glossed over with a fake smile, her eyes lingered over Spencer suspiciously then she left the...
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Christmas All Over The World
Christmas All Over The World by Paul McCann Christmas had come all over the world again , to every town and street where people came together to...
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- 511 reads
It Was the Day I Went to Tyrebagger
Planned to visit Tyrebagger Standing Stones this week, forecast was for dry weather, and had never been to Tyrebagger before. But on seeing what...
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My Home Is My Castle (IP)
My home is my castle. Isn’t that what they say? Why do people say that? There are lots of reasons for this. These are my personal reasons why I...
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A Dog's Broken Heart
When it came to that dog's heart, his owner's death sure did break it. He lost his master and his best friend and he simply couldn't take it. He...
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It’s A New Day
It’s A New Day By Paul McCann I woke up in a place of silent retreat and contemplated going for a hike or even a ride on my bike as it’s quiet on the...
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Deep Time
Deep Time Scene: A rocky, wind-swept coastline in Scotland, Siccar Point. The year is 1788. JAMES HUTTON, a man in his 60s, rugged from years of...
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Sea swimmer
Plunging blind into the brutal ether jagged, tangential all-consuming and caressing a cold I cannot describe swimming in the direction of emptiness...
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Bus Pass on a Treasure Island
Once upon a sunny Monday, halfway through the dark forest of Knowspend, Bus Pass threw a wobbly in a manner that Cinderella never would. “Are we...
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Paradox
How nice it is to never think of you even while I think of you.
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Torn
Never have I been so torn Since a baby I was born Dual heritage/Mixed race Choices I have had to face I believed I was fair and loyal to each equally...
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miranda
a beautiful miracle a miraculous beauty northern muse she walks on the solid ground she walks on the solid earth and she knows what her wisdom is...
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My Grandma, Mai Mai Gee (IP)
When I arrived in Myanmar, the familiarity was immediate and overwhelming. I saw my grandmother in the old women who passed me by, their longyis,...
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Just Me And You
Just Me And You By Paul McCann It was 1847 and the people worked the crops no more and the wind blew icy cold through the fields with a cry that...
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- 540 reads
Making or Breaking
How wonderful to be a home-maker: … but …
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Ephemeral Eden
A tree grows tall, its leaves adorned, With berries and fruits and treats of splendour, Not too strong nor sour nor sweet, But coexisting with each...
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Toffee-Crisp-Trickster Ways
No Spend, the plus side; virtually no food wasted, healthier meals, smaller portions, less sugar, variety from trying new recipes, ringing in the...
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The Sweetest Sound
The Sweetest Sound By Paul McCann Neil was saying his lady goodbye to the house where he grew up in . The old place had just been sold and he was...
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Death Trap by Alfred N.Muggins (rogue armchair historian and reporter!)
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11/3/24 The Israelis formed a so called broader coalition with supposed moderates inside it, and drafted more men and women back into their army, and...
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