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Weeping Willow

(in memory of Sylvia Plath) I know my branches, I feel with my trunk deep down into the warm moisture known since birth. It is the wind playing,...
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A Man of the Mountain - Running Blind

Need to catch up? Link to the full collection here: https://www.abctales.com/collection/man-mountain-2018 15. Running Blind “Christ he’s heavy,”...
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A Dark Outlook

A perspective.
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Veterans of the USA
This is a special day because it's Veterans Day. We celebrate because certain people fought for the USA. Veterans put their lives on the line so that...
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IN THE PARK

In February, as winter drew to a close, I posted IN THE GARDEN, a poem in haiku form. Now it is November - time for another winter and another poem...
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Sass (Part 2)
Concluding part
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Sass (Part 1)
I drafted most of this story a few years ago. Today, I looked at it again and found a way to finish it. It's the first time I've used a female central character, so would be interested to know if I've got it right!
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This Small Town
This small town Is falling down Shops are closing By the score Nobody buys much stuff Round here any more Charity shops still survive Serving people...
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Humanities Unkind
Humanities Unkind By Paul McCann The wind roars like a mighty lion around the Southbank side. It cuts like steel the scars won’t heal deep on the...
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First And The Last
The First And The Last By Paul McCann The first time we met I found you in my heart . such a beautiful moment right from the start , just like a...
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Remains of a Dog Have Been Found
Remains of a dog have been found, in this ground that used to be a fortress. No-one can guess if he was stoned or drowned, or sent to a kennel...
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4 X 4 (Conclusion)
His translation to the new environment however was unsuccessful. No sooner had the policemen deposited him and hastily retreated than the man...
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4 X 4 (Part One)
Avowed enemy of ostentation that he was, Killin’s reflexes had always been triggered by the smallest things and the return to Bristol lowered his...
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An Unholy Redemption Chapter 22.1 continued
“Earlier on today at the meeting with the brotherhood, I discovered some truths about myself, truths I had hidden away and forgotten.” “What truths...
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An Unholy Redemption Chapter 22
Chapter Twenty-Two As the night dragged on in the west, the sun began to rise in the east, dispelling the darkness of the previous evening. In his...
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Red

This morning, I experienced some good luck. I bought a Chihuahua for one hundred bucks. My new dog is brown and his name is Red. He will be my dog...
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Cynthia
No dear Cynthia, The black man will no longer bring our tea. And you may find it hard to love yourself Without superiority. Fear not dear Cynthia,...
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Listen

One in ten homeless is ex-military. Lest we forget. Do something for the homeless, buy the book in the image. Link at the foot of the poem.
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Achilleio
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Memories of Troy and Ancient Greece, World War 1, and speculations about nearby Albania, from Corfu. A Beautiful Palace on top of a mountain overlooking Corfu Town.
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Remembering isn't enough ...
My paternal grandfather fought in World War I. He lost a leg. My dad, a lifelong story teller, spoke, and wrote (in his own unpublished memoir),...
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