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StoryFifty Cornish Sunsets Angusfolklore41 year 5 months ago
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StoryPoem for the Goalie Angusfolklore21 year 6 months ago
StoryClothes for Friendless Men Angusfolklore41 year 7 months ago
StoryThe Hawk at Rejerrah Angusfolklore41 year 7 months ago
StoryThe Heritage Man Angusfolklore41 year 7 months ago
StoryHoly Cows Angusfolklore71 year 8 months ago
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StoryAt Jangye-Ryn Angusfolklore41 year 10 months ago
StoryFor The Birds Angusfolklore51 year 10 months ago
StoryThinking Bad of Angels Angusfolklore51 year 11 months ago
StoryOn The Coastal Path at Pedngwinian Angusfolklore01 year 11 months ago
StoryDwindlings in the Crysalis Angusfolklore02 years 3 days ago
StoryAt the Tate, St Ives Angusfolklore32 years 1 month ago
StoryLit Windows Angusfolklore22 years 2 months ago
StoryGentrified Angusfolklore32 years 2 months ago
StoryCoda for the Piper, 1746 Angusfolklore12 years 3 months ago
StoryBarley Ghosts Angusfolklore92 years 3 months ago
StoryMonster Mine Angusfolklore22 years 3 months ago
StoryThe Gallos Statue, Tintagel Angusfolklore02 years 3 months ago
StoryThe Coming of Industry to Cornwall Angusfolklore32 years 4 months ago
StoryPrimary Children at the Heritage Centre Angusfolklore32 years 5 months ago
StorySyd Abandoned - A Pink Floyd Tale Angusfolklore52 years 5 months ago
StoryThe Day Before the Internet Angusfolklore62 years 6 months ago
StoryA Head Full of Bells Angusfolklore02 years 6 months ago

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Poem of the week

East Coast Scotland (Reflection)

I have spoken with others about the effect of this sea upon us. The North Sea, I mean. Some have given it other names more suited to the surly waves...
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Scottish Bog Body

In the layer below prayer he kneels in odd supplication to something we no longer have words for. (Said in Gaelic, Scots or Norn still means nothing...
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Poem of the week

Before Maps Were Made

Before maps were made, no one strayed from straight lines from the cradle to their graves. But everyone knew the old ways. Winter rimed minds and the...
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Poem of the week

Building A Raven

First you venture to where even the crows don't know about, the snow-capped height in the unforgiving light, with the merciless dawn daring you to...
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The Man Who Wore A Hundred Hats

None of them suited him, which was his aim, being a king contrarian, but he wore them in rotation just the same. The bowler hat, he found, was best...
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