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Whispers of Senility

Olaseni Kehinde Precious·June 24, 2023

Whispers of Senility written by: Olaseni Kehinde Precious @theKPrecious Reminiscing an illuminating star Beaming in love and...

Poetry English

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I’m So Tired

Leila Ziari·June 19, 2023

I’m So Tired written by: Leila Ziari I’m tired of partying I’m tired of cocaine Tired of...

Poetry English

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An Empty Threat

Spillwords·June 4, 2023

An Empty Threat a poem by: Robert Frost I stay; But it isn’t as if There wasn’t...

Literary Greats Poetry English

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The Cornflower

Kate Aranda Nye·May 18, 2023

The Cornflower written by: Kate Aranda Nye And as I lay upon my breast Loves indigo display,...

English Poetry

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Dancing at The Dawn of The Ball

Scott Thomas Outlar·May 17, 2023

Dancing at The Dawn of The Ball written by: Scott Thomas Outlar @17Numa If ever there were...

Poetry English

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Lower Lights

N.T. McQueen·May 11, 2023

Lower Lights written by: N.T. McQueen @NTMAuthor Since he was twelve, Homer Bagby never worked the same...

English Featured Post Literature

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It’s Time

Mike Henry·May 10, 2023

It’s Time written by: Mike Henry It’s 5:30 am and the patch of light on my ceiling...

English Literature

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Imaginary Girlfriend

Richard Prime·April 20, 2023

Imaginary Girlfriend written by: Richard Prime My imaginary girlfriend is sweet and rather cute, She drives a...

Poetry English

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Spun Tales

Gail Constable·April 18, 2023

Spun Tales written by: Gail Constable Locked in a tower made Of clouds, lonely Fate Seated at...

Poetry English

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Chances and Challenges

Elizabeth Hoyle·April 9, 2023

Chances and Challenges written by: Elizabeth Hoyle @ERHoyle There is a fire burning in the cave at...

English Literature Featured Post

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First Light

Gerry Stefanson·March 30, 2023

Passages First Light written by: Gerry Stefanson @gerry_stefanson Queue in line to gain a berth, trunk to...

Poetry English Passages Featured Post Gerry Stefanson

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Mallards, Mounted on a Chimney Wall

D. R. James·March 13, 2023

Mallards, Mounted on a Chimney Wall written by: D. R. James I’ve a vague idea how they...

Poetry English

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Woman

Talida Barbe·March 8, 2023

Woman written by: Talida Barbe Blind to the ills of fate, She falls into the abyss of...

Poetry English

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Chosen For Greatness But By Whom?

Caroline Ashley·March 3, 2023

Chosen For Greatness But By Whom? written by: Caroline Ashley @Akacarolineash I am the bearer of the...

Literature English

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Niall Crowley works for a society rooted in equality and dignity, a lifelong and passionate engagement. These issues find expression in his more creative writing, but it is place that is found at the heart of many of his stories. Place is west Cork in Ireland, with all its beauty and quirks, its history and character. His stories have found encouragement and a welcome home in Spillwords Press. He has also been published in CafeLit, The Galway Review, and Pure Slush. His stories have been shortlisted in each of the last three years by the ‘From the Well’ competition. His writing home is a group of writers in Cork that inspire, critique, tease, and teach to good effect. As time and years flash by, he is ever more determined to carve out time for writing. There are so many stories to be told.

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