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Captain Camel and the Band of Hope
Captain Camel and sweet Alabaster pedalled for all they were worth. Twisting tightly the rubber rope that would take us from the earth. This rubber band, the band of hope, twitched and twange… more →
2 ringgits' worth
The Hawthorn Halls (the racing post)
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wrote 2 months ago: Tuesday’s weather was September blue with the milky sun of the weekend finally giving way to the cut … more →
Reading Together
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wrote 3 months ago: One of the greatest pleasures of a good book is sharing it with friends. We analyze plot twists and … more →
The Hawthorn Halls (the kitchen sink edition)
wrote 3 months ago: Exactly seven days ago saw the arrival of skirting boards and window blinds to the ongoing autumnal/ … more →
Call for poetry, reviews and articles about poetry
wrote 6 months ago: Write Out Loud; details HERE: http://www.literaturewales.org/opportunities/i/136414/# … more →
Poeming Bliss
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wrote 7 months ago: What a great weekend for me (though possibly not for poetry): Friday Afternoon: Poetry reading by Su … more →
Find Me On The Bolton Arts Trail
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wrote 11 months ago: I am a member of Write Out Loud, an organisation bringing poetry to the masses. Sometimes the masse … more →
A Zombies Tale - Beth Purita
wrote 1 year ago: “I’m sick of those damn vampires,” Leo said, sucking on a bone that used to be an old woman. Her fle … more →
Master of the Condiments Part 1 - Ryan Sobeck
wrote 1 year ago: “I hold all the power here,” Matt said softly as he stared with unblinking eyes across the table. “A … more →
Similarities- Sharmila Samwaru
wrote 1 year ago: People are the same. They all strive for excellence, comfort, love, success, recognition and overall … more →
Watching You Go By Kristina Carbon
wrote 1 year ago: “Don’t say yes.” I whispered in a one last ditch effort. Startled, Michelle turned aroun … more →
Good old Sharpie
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wrote 1 year ago: The name ‘Sharpie’ was originally associated with a permanent marker launched in 1964 by the Sanford … more →
The Daily Endings
wrote 1 year ago: By Rebecca Endres My parents were married as the day ended. In a sky filled with orange and pink, th … more →
Every Single Day
wrote 1 year ago: by Sharmila Samwaru They say you should never dwell on your past… But I do. Every single day. I thin … more →
One Step At A Time By Kristina Carbon
wrote 1 year ago: You've probably been in this situation before. You know, when you'te suddenly standing somewhere and … more →
Old Picture- JLawrence Kenny
wrote 1 year ago: Clouds of dust flew into the air as the man’s heavy boots disturbed the scarcely tread floor of the … more →
The Space in Between - Melissa Jones
wrote 1 year ago: This wall, if not destroyed with such a powerful force, shall remain eternally. It is there as they … more →
How to Never Grow Up- Joseph Wasserman
wrote 1 year ago: Wake up early on a Saturday morning. If you’re a reader, read; if not, watch the infomercials on the … more →
Coming up Fast
wrote 1 year ago: An evening of new and original poetry and prose readings We are working so hard to prepare for this … more →
Two Seattle Workshops in September
wrote 1 year ago: On the ocean, acrylic on cardboard, http://www.carolineallen.com Join us for one or both of the foll … more →
