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StoryThis Also Shall Pass JupiterMoon812 years 10 months ago
StorySaturday night/Sunday Morning JupiterMoon312 years 10 months ago
Storyearly sun over Hope Valley JupiterMoon613 years 1 month ago
Storyflutter JupiterMoon313 years 2 months ago
StoryAbigail Jessiibear1913 years 3 months ago
StoryGames People Play MistakenMagic2513 years 3 months ago
StoryStrawberry Red JupiterMoon313 years 4 months ago
Storythe dying of the £1 wasp JupiterMoon113 years 5 months ago
Storystrangers sailing through a breakfast sea JupiterMoon313 years 5 months ago
Storyis this thing on? JupiterMoon213 years 5 months ago
StoryYou Breathe Jessiibear913 years 5 months ago
StoryWhere Butterflies Sleep Sooz0061413 years 5 months ago
Storyfade JupiterMoon213 years 5 months ago
StoryY Unman JupiterMoon313 years 5 months ago
StoryLove in a time of riots lavadis1113 years 5 months ago
StoryKorn lavadis413 years 5 months ago
StoryI am met at the crossroads by a horse of dangerous beauty lavadis713 years 5 months ago
Storysnail JupiterMoon213 years 8 months ago
Storywhy people in Range Rovers always look terrified JupiterMoon313 years 9 months ago
Storythere's few things more tragic than a wasted condom JupiterMoon414 years 2 weeks ago

My stories

ladies and gentlemen, the Trafford Centre is now open...

Ladies & Gentleman, the Trafford Centre is Now Open the snaking lines of German automation simmer in the baking weekend sun, resentment clogging the interiors like a drowning gruel.

margins

margins i am becoming like a series of pencil strokes; an addendum. squeezed in without thought whilst waiting for the kettle to boil. just a name, left to curl and fray
Cherry

my fallen owl

my fallen owl thrown to the gutter, in a spluttered thunderstorm of progress, my owl lies cold in an open grave. an ill fitting shroud, patched together from sodden litter.

the artefact that should never have become such

the artefact that should never have become such i just put it on my table, beside the coffee, and a crowd formed. at first, it was just one man,
Cherry

the first crack

the first crack cradling the final one, four hands fumble for the ailing pulse, as the coffee convoy leaves town. the occasional dropped bean crushed under ten tonne wheels.

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