Mark Heathcote

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StoryHow royally Avant-garde am I? Mark Heathcote116 years 5 months ago
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StoryDo the British take their brollies? Mark Heathcote616 years 10 months ago
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StoryThe music of one’s love is deaf and dumb Mark Heathcote317 years 8 months ago
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My stories

Love will always find its catamaran

You say you’re glad that now we’ve reconnected: Introspectively, “I think anymore, takers” Then a dullards-thought: Doesn’t the sea play cupid.

When; winter does wrestle death..?

When; winter does wrestle death..? Snow lies falling with petals bereft. Her mantle a meadows white lily Uprooting stars in heavens pity. Veils of fine silk they’re too spun to order…

The garden

The garden is a living cell A Monet' of color and still reflection! Its life is onwards moving… But still like the sun forever in dusk or dawn: A theatre of hearts beating as one!

Lest his pilgrim, sins do not inaugurate…

…Unnerve mine-eye. That I might see! That hand that stirs... Upon an unequivocal; sky and sea… Lead me through thy lowly pastoral gate. Lest this nomad’s world; does not abate.

I blew the dust of his black velvet wings…

He touched me firstly in the sunlight… I touched him secondly on that moonlit night. Thirdly; he then touched that red velvet velour. It was then I’d lost count and we sang, amour…

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