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Like Glass
Above the library rooftop terrace, the sky was dull and flat—the kind of moody white-grey of clouds not quite ready to cry, just heavy with the...
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7:00 PM, Midnight (Chapter 1)
Friday the 13th of December 2024 We finally moved house today. When Dad told me we were moving a few months ago, I didn't really know how I was meant...
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On Godrevy Beach
Dear diary... I remember unbroken crashing sound...as I waded out to sea, leaning forward on my body board, anticipating imminent swell, ideal wave...
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Introducing Turlough Ó Maoláin, Performance Poet
My April, the second of two parts, and restricted to 100 words per day because less is more, and I am the Ludwig Mies van der Rohe of village gossip.
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Market Square
I stood in the Market Square waiting for my wife to come out of the supermarket. Old enough to remember times before supermarkets, my left eyebrow...
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The Fish on the Hill
My April, the first of two parts, and restricted to 100 words per day so that I can’t be accused of banging on about it.
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FIFTEEN.
Fifteen can be a lot of things. Fifteen can be siblings. Fifteen can be pocket money. Fifteen can be grey hairs! Fifteen can be colleagues. Fifteen...
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The Grim Reaper by Alfred N.Muggins
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2/3/25 / 8/3/25 Alfred went to bed too late every night. In these troubling times there was to be no rest for those who cared about the causes of...
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The Smile That Turned into A Belly Laugh!
A man did it before, he attacked a man, and the man later died, the man that attacked the man also stole a lot of money! He fled to another country,...
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Triumphant Folly In The Park
My Thoughts Dear diary... Embodiment of esteemed antiquity delivered through energetic spring; dappled light emerges in resolution where trembling...
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