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I have 114 stories published in
one collection on the site.
My stories have been read 39308 times
and 41 of my stories have been cherry picked.
3 of my 233 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 3 votes
Adam Large
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vanilla skies
I had drifted for some time...
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Letter to beyond
Short poem for Poetry Monthly (creative commons picture)
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cold tea
Sue craned her neck towards Chris. He was glued to the television. For the last hour she had been pacing about the house pretending she was doing...
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Ring of roses
Mum cut raspberry jam sandwiches into triangles and put them into Tom's satchel, along with the wooden pencil case grandad had made him, and added a...
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Beautifully written and
Posted on Tue, 28 Jan 2014
Beautifully written and really very moving. I totally understand the fact that everything once owned leaves a trace behind, often impossible to let go of, no matter how small or insignificant it may appear on the outside.
Congratulations...
Read full commentPosted in What Remains
This is a truly magical piece
Posted on Wed, 27 Nov 2013
This is a truly magical piece of writing. The imagery is so apt and carries me right there. What a talent you have! So many lines made me sit up and choosing my favourite would be almost impossible, although I particularly enjoyed:
'yet...
Read full commentPosted in A Study in Pysanky
This really hits the spot -
Posted on Wed, 27 Nov 2013
This really hits the spot - poignant and candid and the absorbing identification with nature. A great piece of writing keeps you wide-eyed to the end and mine were just so. Well done on the Cherries!
Read full commentPosted in When you've Stopped the Clocks, Cut off the Phone, Placated the Dog...