Read
chapter seven: Guildford Girl
And then one day the dating game is suddenly easy. The answer was there all the time. It just took a bit of a re-think, a small paradigm shift in attitude and Bingo!
- Read more about chapter seven: Guildford Girl
- Log in to post comments
- 1152 reads
Fishtails
Driving with you, To the coast of Kent. Laughing and singing. It’s our day out. I stroke your hand Between shifting the gears. I rub your neck. Because I can’t reach to kiss.
- Read more about Fishtails
- Log in to post comments
- 1711 reads
Friday Morning Feeling
Easter offering
- Read more about Friday Morning Feeling
- Log in to post comments
- 1075 reads
Day 05 - Chalicothere
Long dead sounds, ghost sounds, hunting for ears.
- Read more about Day 05 - Chalicothere
- Log in to post comments
- 1065 reads
crack house
sunny afternoon spent inside and out standing guard after they fled from police interest turning away automotons eager for joy and dispair stepping gingerly over sharps
- Read more about crack house
- Log in to post comments
- 1305 reads
Comparative Tranquility
After a case study of sadist and killer Peter Kurten from Clifford Allen's "The Sexual Perversions and Abnormalities"
- Read more about Comparative Tranquility
- 1470 reads
I have a lot of ideas, but...
I have a lot of ideas, but... But each time I try to transform them in a story, something strange happens...
- Read more about I have a lot of ideas, but...
- Log in to post comments
- 852 reads
Day 35 (Maundy Thursday)
The first last supper...
- Read more about Day 35 (Maundy Thursday)
- Log in to post comments
- 1856 reads
THE TALE OF THE EASTER EGG
"But, Mum!" "No, buts, Gregory! You're not having that Easter Egg, and that's final!"
- Read more about THE TALE OF THE EASTER EGG
- Log in to post comments
- 1028 reads
Same As It Ever Was (April 4)
- Read more about Same As It Ever Was (April 4)
- Log in to post comments
- 1541 reads
Africa ~ An Easter Tragedy (published poem)
At the Magistrate’s Court in Harare, a crowd gathered outside weeping for men and women who carry an invisible cross.
- Read more about Africa ~ An Easter Tragedy (published poem)
- Log in to post comments
- 1412 reads
Africa ~ Roots & Wings (published poem)
A newsletter sent by Eddie Cross from Bulawayo (Zimbabwe) on 19th February 2007 which appeared on the Great North Road Bulletin Board, inspired this poem.
- Read more about Africa ~ Roots & Wings (published poem)
- 1 comment
- Log in to post comments
- 3403 reads
Day 04 - Dark Jon
1 part Mail headline, 2 parts taste for the finer things.
- Read more about Day 04 - Dark Jon
- Log in to post comments
- 1041 reads
Column
Unsuspected happenstance, a womb memory with slapped face and gauntleted hands, a history sitting before you, open but surrounded by sourceless red light. Heavy winds that have borne me,
- Read more about Column
- Log in to post comments
- 664 reads
static
the music began to play and they couldn't stop themselves, they danced and danced, that was all they did, until they died.
- Read more about static
- Log in to post comments
- 574 reads
Seeds that none see
Given, the seeds that i said so when what they saw was the tree, unbidden they grow, and with a crunchy bite my eye the apple is half left. Spit kernel into shade, a leafy half-light
- Read more about Seeds that none see
- Log in to post comments
- 599 reads
The sentence
The form of words that unlocks that fastened box, safe, and chest wide open shuts that open door attempted by a hungry face of a dream crossed.
- Read more about The sentence
- Log in to post comments
- 598 reads