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The Adventures Of Little Sham - Chapter 1 - Part 2

Continued . The Adventures Of Little Sham Chapter One - Part 2 Beyond The Trapdoor The big friendly horse lowered his neck down to the boat where...
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The Adventures Of Little Sham - Chapter 1 (Part 1)

The Adventures Of Little Sham A Novel by Paul McCann Chapter One Beyond The Trapdoor (Part 1) It had only been 2 weeks since the storm came and...

Dry Golden

(This is one of the few old poems of mine I still have, maybe 2008, not sure. All the others were lost) Far away I remember the fields, Dry golden,...

What is Christmas?

What is Christmas ? “Oh Holy Night! The stars are brightly shining. It is the night of our dear Savior’s birth.” These are the words to one of the...

Innocent. Part One.

Someone I know went to three different shops and took out a phone contract in each shop, for two years on each. She then with the three phones, sold...

Happy Christmas

Happy Christmas and Happy New Year to you all. Nothing new to report on my cancer journey - but I thought you might like to read this poem that...
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To Be Free To Love

To Be Free To Love By Paul McCann Something older than time , Is love that’s always there . Love is the universe , and something that we share, For...

The Best of Times

Silent as ghostly silhouettes deer nibble at a terrain of plenteous grass- hurry-hurry Winter’s coming. This grass won’t last under a field of newly...
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Tumbling river and tangled footpath

Near Gladestry (11/12/23) The sun was shining, we scrambled down the squelchy leaf-mould, mulch-carpet sloping floor of the riverside wood. (There...
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Bucket wish list (not quite a Haiku)

When I die I plan a dump so emormous it suffocates all sadists.

World War 2 continued

Psychological warfare is ugly, and good people die in droves.
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Brodie's Big Idea

‘I’m really impressed with what you’ve done in the garden, Brodie.’ Brodie flicked his oily hair and blinked, he didn’t like compliments. He already...
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Exquisite Leaf-mulch art

A dropped twig, beautifully clothed … moss-feathers lightening up another patch!
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Homage to Shane Macgowan

I wrote this a short while ago when it was clear to those who followed him he did'nt have much time left. He was like Bob Dylan far more than a...
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Treasures Of The Subconscious

I like to travel occasionally, when voice of reason allows; cast off fears of unwelcome intrusions, to step outside my comfort zone, away from...
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If We Don't Talk About It, It Won't Haunt Me

It came in a box. She. A doll. Big blue eyes, wooden torso under an apple- strawberry short cake uniform . That’s what it— she— looked like. It sat...
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'Twas the Night Before Christmas

‘Twas the Night before Christmas The last rays of apricot-hued sunshine fade to dusk over Abington Street, an urban thoroughfare where disparate...
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The Train Rattled

(This is the oldest poem I still have a copy of, maybe 2008, all previous poems are lost) The train rattled through the golden green countryside The...
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The Toastmaster General (2)

Later that evening, the whole of the Guard gathered together in the mess room for our evening meal. “Where’s Oakshott?” I asked O’Connor. “Not...

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