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I caught a glimpse of heaven
I caught a glimpse of heaven Tip-toeing on a breeze
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Love Struck---------
<----------------------- His arrows of desire <----------------------- Cupid constantly fired <------------------------ But every arrow...
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Jake Mutant - Chapter Five
The good weather continued for the next few days. Jake decided his Grandad needed a helping hand, a bit of support, more than anyone had realised...
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London loves
We had chosen to be free the mattress, sheets bleary with Silk Cut's spoilt-milk odour stalks poking the whelked cement capped by tiny purple flowers...
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The trip - part 5
On Sunday, we decided to go and visit a cavern. We had gone to the Bristol Caverns, quite nearby, last year, and I saw that there was something...
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Helpless, Useless, Scarecrow
Sometimes one may feel lost, lonely and forgotten and it's scary and one can run out of ways to talk the self out of it, ways to 'fix it'...
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Sweet Hell (Part 2)
“Wake up! Wake up!” his grandmother called, “Nobody sleeps this late. Your lunch is cold.” Ayyea was still dazed. Had lunch and scattered to Women’s...
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The Logger's Vision
The title of the story is 'The Logger's Vision', a story about a peaceful woodcutter living in a forest. The land is harsh and people passing through is a rarity. An outsider brings a choice for the logger, one that can change his life forever. In the end, he must separate the essential from the trivial and make the decision.
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The Wind is Isolde
The warden’s bewildered, the keeper’s amazed as the gate gapes behind us, a hole in the haze. Our steps seem uncertain, the cobblestones crazed,...
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The Soul Spirit
I like watching people, they change so quickly. For a human, life may seem to take a while but for me time goes past like gusts of wind, feeding me...
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The trip - part 4
Trip – day 4 Abingdon, the little town where I was staying, is very much a tourist trap – with loads of antique shops, gift shops, interesting old...
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whisper
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what words are in me my soul is restless people. not those people talk. not about that him. but another him feel. not those feelings please not those...
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Unrealistic Stunt Doubles
We wrestle like uncoordinated snakes Hissing and shedding skin Our emotions knotted with Badly rehearsed movements Coated in isolation and tears;...
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The Mezzotint Chapter 9 The Mezzotint
Creest woke up in a white world. His ears registered a bleeping noise like a satellite beaming signals back to earth. ‘Maybe I’m beyond space. Is...
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Sweet Hell (Part 1)
‘When the ships put in, the crew marry; when they intend to leave they divorce their wives.’ wrote Ibn Battuta, the historian traveller from Morocco...
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Stepping Stones (Poetry Monthly)
...blew a kiss, as they hit the open road...
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Sideways haiku set
"Confusion is king: the talk of your town. Confusion is king: the talk of my town." - Elliott Smith mad as a hatter, strange, driven to abstraction...
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quickie
I’d a bad night. The guy upstairs had a burst pipe on Tuesday, which he didn’t know about. Next thing it’s Thursday, the ceiling comes down, and I’m...
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RADIO DRIVING
i'm driving to the radio it's sometimes fast and sometimes slow i tend to let its tempo set my pace . sometimes i'll hear my favorite song and i'll...
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A Victorian Gentleman and the Steam Age
Surplice Dingleberry was the third and youngest son of the twelfth Lord Dingleberry, the renowned inventor of the steam-driven top hat dispenser. As was the tradition at the time, young Surplice was destined for a life in the church. However, he was – like his father – fascinated by the wonders of Victorian engineering and the possibilities inherent in steam power.
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