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Dance On Fire - Chapter 01

'Where the fuck have you been?’ Stan, standing at the reception desk in the hotel lobby, had a large wad of cash in one hand, and a phone pressed against his ear by his shoulder.

The Wee Ones Very First Christmas

This tale tells of the very first Christmas through the eyes of The Wee Ones

Christmas In The Clink

A comic tale on one mans celebration of Christmas

Painted Gals, Fighter Planes

Sam and Griff's fighter planes are left out in a thunderstorm when something magical happens.
Cherry

Christmas Flasher

This is fiction folks....honestly! ;)

Ajar

A man hovers by a hosptal bed Looking for life amongst the dead A girl stands in a crowded street With heavy heart she admits defeat A boy sits amongst the rubble
Cherry

believe

I believe in happiness, friendship and love I shall always think of home when i hear laughter I believe that everyone is insecure and that we should embrace it

Shadows And Sand

They won't leave me be,they won't let it lie.What do they want,my blood?

Santa's Rap

A festive rap I tried out on the year 5s I used to support. They were less than impressed as I remember. Maybe my street lingo ain't bare safe no more, ya get me? Merry Christmas, everyone.

Therein Lies Your Soul

This poem is for techno-geeks!
Cherry

The Phone Rang

The phone rang. The phone sat on a small trestle table next to where I stood. Instinctively I picked it up. “Can I speak to Robert please?” “There’s no Robert here”

Dystopia: Chapter Three

"I'll be Assistant Bagger to the Canine Excrement Hygiene Enforcement Officer if it gets me out of the Volunteer Centre"
Cherry

Whose War

Maybe 'Why' rather than 'Who'...
Cherry

The Devil and Mr Alabanti's Right Foot

Legend tells us a great deal about what happened to Mr George Alabanti after the devil came to collect his soul

Just A Scratch

Just a scratch alas, just a scratch

The Big Bang

In the beginning there was jack,

Our Majesties Words

Follow your heart not the TV.

Seasons Greetings

But lo it is the season Let the merriness begin Leave out the cold and wintery blues And let the warmth seep in

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