Cherry

Aoife

Albeit the envisions of reality; Seemed too shallow for her belief... She chose not to worship a deity... Immersed in nothingness, much to her relief-

From the Eyes of a Murderer

In school; is everyone oblivious to her manner- Weird is just she; nothing else unusual to differ... Unsociable and isolated; seemingly harmless- Ignored as it is useless...

Blood Red Romance

A poem about jealous lovers...

Timelines Chs. 15 &16 (final) Rescue-Applied, and Completion

[The Supreme Being, had made the sphere and stars; the wardens had turned away from his delightful service, and lost much blessing; he had come to take their due penalty, death, but then …]

The Complex Relationships of Youth.

A poem about the "complex" relationships of youth. Not really a poet, but always looking to improve...

Jennifer Owens (A Strange Place IP)

A graveyard story.

Appropriate Adult ITV 9pm.

An appropriate adult refers to an adult who acts in loco parentis for a child, or in this case an adult, Fred West, who claimed to have some degree of learning difficulties. Emily Watson plays Janet Loach, Fred West’s appropriate adult. The case initially being investigated is the killing of his daughter Heather, which in the police interviews he freely admits, but later retracts. Fred West played by the appropriately named Dominic West, quickly...

Reverie

A man reflects on his life. Knowing he is now battling the ailments of aging, he fixates upon the love he had for his wife and the consequences of such passion.

Savage Grace.

Savage Grace (2007) directed by Tom Kalin, shown on BBC 2. In many ways this was more compelling viewing than ‘Appropriate Adult’. Perhaps that had to do with expectation. I read the blurb about a mother trying to save her son from homosexuality. At once my mind jumped ahead and thought of some kind of religious angle: beatings, prayers, the kid getting locked up and berated for having such ungodly feelings and failings (c.f. Jeanette Winterton’...

Dreams of a Better Place - Part 3

Lil’ Trevor sits in the back seat of his daddy’s car, snug and belted in his child seat.

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