The Enginemen, Chapter 18/1
Two boys make a gruesome discovery...
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For Granddad - 21-11-2011
My own little way of saying Good-bye & God Bless... Remembering once again not to take friends, family or those special times for granted
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holiday gluttony
“I celebrated Thanksgiving in an old-fashioned way. I invited everyone in my neighborhood to my house, we had an enormous feast, and then I killed them and took their land.” -Jon Stewart
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Death, of an Alzheimer's Victim
A coin tossed By father and son. The father lost, The son, won Father approached His wife so dear, His eyes brimming With saddened tears. And on the bed, His love did lay.
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Rural and Urban Night
Darkest black of winter night, far away from man-made-light scattered dusty stain like milk, glittering jewels on black silk like a giant dot-to-dot – join them up somehow to plot
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The search for Merlin Homes 3/15
While Morwenna struggled to pull back the rusty bolt securing the door, Jennifer Jane walked back a few feet and picked up her scooter from where she’d left it the first time she’d gone into Morwe
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Coating Chapter Two
Chapter Two Charlie Jennings
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past victories
A poem born out of every writer's frustration.
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Sonnet - poem 5 (abroad, at sea)
The lake that was once a pond to us is Opening the sweet flowers of its earth Mirror ripples reflect one face as us And rivulets to my core fire their growth
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Please, Sir - poem 4 (abroad, at sea)
I know she'll forgive all those guilty sins and the ridges of my fingertips leaving long prints on soft skin.
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