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ABCtales Magazine and me

I got the new ABCtales ‘best of’ through the post this morning. I know you can download it, but I prefer paper, it gives me something to chew over...
Cherry

Last Call

She clumped up the middle of Singers Road ignoring the pavements, damp and slippy with the mush of fallen leaves darkening pools against the wire...
Cherry

see you later alligator

We know what we know. We watched the world grow. And yet! And yet! There is that debt. There is that debt. Knowing doubts, bend us true. We know what...
Gold cherry

By Dickens

‘Another one to see you Doctor,’ said the receptionist, her droll tone on the phone, giving me adequate warning. ‘A Mr McDermid.’ Shuffled feet,...

huts second week, second day (first draft)

Our first formal class, critical theory in mental handicap nursing, takes place in the defunct maternity ward, in the old hospital. High ceilings,...

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There are more people who are

Posted on Fri, 11 Aug 2017

There are more people who are homeless and the same amount of the beds.  [deled the beds. egMore homeless and the same number of beds 

a familiar tune Elise, less money which need to go further, but doesn't. Wages drop and some corporation...

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Posted in 2002-05 My memories of working at a hostel for homeless men

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summer in essence. 

Posted on Sat, 24 Jun 2017

summer in essence. 

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Posted in Summer Thrills.

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nature's grand design, right

Posted on Sun, 18 Jun 2017

nature's grand design, right enough. 

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Posted in The Ghost Queen.

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sometimes I rub against my

Posted on Thu, 15 Jun 2017

sometimes I rub against my ignorance and give it a shine. I know this. I know. 

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Posted in Strange and Familiar Faces

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the god paradox. Man can be

Posted on Wed, 17 May 2017

the god paradox. Man can be searching for something. I've no answers 

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Posted in A Different Kind of Prayer (Part 2)

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Fathers are a strange breed.

Posted on Mon, 01 May 2017

Fathers are a strange breed. I didn't know mine either, even though he was nominally there when my mum brought us up. I take after my father, of course. 

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Posted in Shlamek

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aye, as an old baldy, I

Posted on Sat, 18 Mar 2017

aye, as an old baldy, I sympathise. No next time!

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Posted in The border of earth

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nicely done. 

Posted on Fri, 10 Mar 2017

nicely done. 

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Posted in 'Sourire' Haiku Set

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a trumpet for a brother, a

Posted on Sun, 26 Feb 2017

a trumpet for a brother, a trumpet for a sister, my guess is your guess, is that the broom that sweeps may, indeed, sweep us all away. 

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Posted in Brocken Spectre

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I know lots of stories about

Posted on Fri, 24 Feb 2017

I know lots of stories about drinking and drunks, some funny, some sad, some funny and sad at the same time. How do we reach honesty? That's a different story, and one which I'm not quite sure how it ends. I think you've had a good crack at here...

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Posted in A familiar through-line

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