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Rumours of a Hurricane
The sky is a peculiar shade of mackerel. Not freshly caught, but maybe out of date. A bit like your your ridiculous rationale, ill informed and...
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Merbach Hill, again

End of flat grass ridgetop, vast sky, Dore valley meets meandering Wye far below. Hay Bluff sharp sliced off finger of Black Mountain range...
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Stantonica 2
Sonia informed me that she had applied for a job in a recording studio. "I didn't see it advertised," I said. "It wasn't on the weekly church...
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Stantonica 1
We all worked in an old warehouse that had been converted into a large office and did as little as possible. I worked a 40 hour week but spent about...
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The Second World War: PART 7 - Roger Farrier - Paris (1944)
When the café on the corner first opened its doors in the August of 1923, Pierre Goddard and his father thought their clientele would consist mostly of businessmen. Twenty-one years later, his father long gone from polio, with shoulder-length grey hair in a bun, the physical manifestation of a man in a mid-life crisis, and a World War in full swing, it had become frequented by Nazis.
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"there is no elite"

ha ha... Image is from wikipedia commons via wikipedia.de image creator is Softeis at German Wikipedia
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Liam Anders

He got up before dawn. Each day. Crawled out of bed to the stinging sound of an alarm going off beside his bed. Woke himself with stabbing cold water...
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A Silver Shadow Experience
Gliding through the traffic , the silver shadow makes her way , the driver at the wheel is just passing the time of day . He’s not in any hurry ,...
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Color

The sucking slurp of semi liquid earth slows my steps and gurgles between my bare toes. I feel like I’m walking inside a mouth. My feet sink in and...
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Trash Piles in Paradise
Trash Piles in Paradise It is mid-October of 2017, in Southwest Florida. Hurricane Irma had passed over the area some four weeks past, leveling trees...
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Patrick's pear trick
Patrick made a pear appear and then he made a pear, a pair and then he made the pair three and then he made a pear tree, then he made a pear forest...
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The Black Book Restored: Fragments 1A to 33 (second half)

Whether you like it or not, there is one true meaning and all else is rough fancy...
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The Black Book Restored: Fragments 1A to 33 (first half)

whatever there was, it is gone now:
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Fish, Bird, Mouse, Cat, Gulp!
Once a fish, a bird, a mouse and a cat lived together in a house. Gulp! Uh? I mean a fish, a bird and a slightly fatter cat lived together in a house...
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The Gathering Gloom
Moonlight drops quilted darkness over all the tops. A smothering hush, lush from Nature's palette knife stops the chatter. Its syrup drops to soothe...
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Today's the Day
Today’s the day! I was finally going to learn to ski. But... It’s lost! What could I do? I’ve lost my passport. The flight was scheduled for 6.35am...
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Destiny
Stars blazed in the navy blue sky. The sun had bid its goodbye for the day. All was quiet. The setting was right for Tony to get things off his chest...
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Cleansing The Temple
It's a crackling sound. Old parchment; it's like old parchment. Appropriate for the tomb of the Holy Father, don't you think? But wait. I'm getting...
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The Celebration Party
Death before life.
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Irish Coffee
I missed it. I mime; ear to an imaginary conch shell. I thumb toward the steam-drenched espresso machine. Pain turns ugly in her eyes, the cigarette...
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