Story of the week

The War Problem

It was 6.30 a.m. when I heard a hammering at my door. I quickly dressed and shouted for Alun to come in. He was clearly agitated. “We’re at war Jed,” he said.
Cherry

7.45am to Central.

"...tickets please..."
Cherry

I Was (Without)

I left my body when the new regime took over/Without hope of reform nor subversion
Cherry

Living Light- promises (2)

I can hear voices, a cold brush of air like breath ebbing along the bed sheets. I want to reach out, to stroke his cheek or hold my children’s tired bodies until they decide to stir.

ORION

Call him by name, the hunter Orion, Bound to the sky with strands of the night; - - - -Winter and Spring, - - - -And farewell the Summer;

The Water Dragon

A re-telling of the tale of St. George and the dragon. Present tense as a stylistic choice. Among other changes, I've switched the roles of Paganism and Christianity.

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