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Hey Boss! You, I miss.
Hey Boss! You, I miss. Immortalize a mortal man his deeds in his life span Deeds done or undone flaunts man in common but a rare few stay unsung...
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October sun
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A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHT
A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS I shall reward thee for a penny for thine thoughts King Penda said. “Thou keep making false promises Steal my thoughts Mine...
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October 1st, 2020
It's National Poetry Day, after all. Licence CC BY 2.0: photograph of the Calder Hebble Navigation by Tim Green on flicker.com
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Lost and Found
Lost and found. We discovered each other in lost and found. You were a treasure chest washed up on the beach when my toe stubbed against you...
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a path well trodden
a path well trod a broken cello caught Angie’s eye as she rummaged Portobello piles rooting still-edible vegetables she fixed its snapped neck with...
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Mother Of The Humble Heart
Mother Of The Humble Heart By Paul McCann Mother of the humble heart the weight of sorrow is hard to carry keep me on my feet . Mother of the humble...
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Today and Tomorrow
My leaves shuffle life and broad branches shelter shadows- the forest a domain. Eagles patrol as updrafts send them soaring wings trembling in their...
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Anyway
Anyway, shall I lay it on the line, if it helps one person it will be worth it, if you are suffering and eventually pluck up the nerve to go to your...
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The wind's indifference
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Bro Ken
Bro ken this space must fall unto silence again, a simple truth, because there are no words to frame such pain, no sentiments, that here, can long...
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Refund
When I returned to an antique shop, the owner was stunned. He was outraged when I demanded that he give me a refund. The vase that I bought was...
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Adopt a Tiger (6)
Susan counted ten tigers in the room, not including her own. There were all in cages, fortunately. The man in front of the nearest cage walked over...
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To boldly go
How does a mortal explore the universe? This is the problem every civilisation has when it looks up at the stars and contemplates exploring them. The...
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Deus Ex Machina
A conclusion ought to be logical, make sense of a narrative; there is no lowered god to resolve an end for me. I should have been born in Ancient...
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Anyway
Anyway, nowadays you should ask what lies you can do in your country, not what lies your country do to you.
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nostalgia
nostalgia I know you’re here, I can smell the patchouli you wore at our first kiss, and our kiss goodbye a re you playing hide ‘n’ seek? remember the...
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Mother Of Special Care
Mother Of Special Care By Paul McCann Mother of special care , intercede for the innocent and vulnerable who are feeble and old and find it difficult...
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Everyone's going to the opticians
My optician was called Ross and he was excellent. They are open until 7.30 now, and that seems late for an optician to be finishing their shift. I'd...
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