Cherrypicked stories

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Silverland I

It was a Ford Falcon. The engine was cooling, making tiny noises that echoed in the narrow road.
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I have always wanted to dream of flying

I remember that bodies pop when they land and I would explode like some sort of unholy watermelon. Pips and pitch strewn across the childrens play area.
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Playing it out for the camera

Keith is married. Or is he? His fiancee seems to think so but then she's on her way to Brussels in an Easyjet. Alone.
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The Road of Dust

Welcome to the Beginning...
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These Walls

A poem about the barriers we put up, crushes and wooden planes.
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The Black Pointy Hat

Not that the scarecrow minded how he looked; he was, after all, just a scarecrow...
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THE QUEUE MASTERS

Queue for bread, queue for milk, queue for sex. It's the great British tradition after all. Empires were built on it!
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Dance Dance Revolution

The tramps have started grooving. I do not approve. When they bodypop It makes me itch. I saw a vagabond in a tweed coat Spinning on his head Making his damp trilby go all flat.
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The Fridge

A short story about the fridge that never killed me.
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Doing a Corporate

2 co-workers are ill-met at a New Year's Eve Corporate celebration
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Secret Messages

He leaves the phone cradle Turtle-flipped beside a biro Doodle of fire To remind her Of the night they sat Wang-eyed on a see-saw And kids set some bins alight Near the far railings.
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Credits

Poem #1
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Pale and Ignorant

A long exhalation of air, laden, worrisome. A sound in the dark. Two figures le, one sleeps,
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Dreams: Monday to Friday.

Monday: I am scoring anti-capitalist slogans on a Coke billboard at the back of London Road market whilst supping a Sprite. My geography teacher points out that Sprite
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Deep Soul Treasure

A friend said today. That I have to split love. Between, a reason, a season, or forever. I'd never heard that before. But it makes a sense. Although it's still raw. I think of her,
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In

In The women are armed with brochures but I don’t want to walk down that street, to where the post box waits for me with its lips baby bell split, inviting wanting.
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Mrs F*** (remix)

What the hell.

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