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Politics
Politics written by: Jim Murdoch There was a time poetry was as much associated with politics as...
First Meeting
First Meeting written by: Ernie Stricsek - June 5, 1944, outskirts of St. Marie-Du-Mont, France - In the corner of their dining room, Gerard Bouchard sat huddled...
Poetic Stamps
Poetic Stamps written by: Simona Prilogan I’m mystery of sagas unfolded in sunsets Nurturing bliss of passions,...
Family Business
Family Business written by: Valli Henry-Boldini - It’s all because of Giovanni. Mum says that he’s family...
I Miss the Days …
I Miss the Days When We’d Clean the Kitchen Together written by: Jenny Middleton We’d lived in...
The Case of the Missing Brougham
The Case of the Missing Brougham
written by: Lisa H. Owens
@LisaHOwens
- James struggled to stay upright...
The Antiquarian
The Antiquarian
written by: Steven Elvy
@steveelvy2
- I hadn’t travelled by bus for ages. I live only...
Gates
Gates written by: Eoghan Lyng We walked by Lancaster Gates, Your hair glistening to the summer sun,...
Urban Myth Has It …
Urban Myth Has It That There’s a Driver Who’s Been Orbiting London Ceaselessly written by: Jenny Middleton ...
Somewhere South of Swanley
Somewhere South of Swanley written by: Ed McConnell @EdJMcConnell Rattling like nails in a jar the train...
Breathless
Breathless written by: David Milner Eight days had passed since Nancy Spinks had burst into the reception...
The Compass of Time
The Compass of Time written by: Anne-Marie Kofoed @Annefueled Edinburgh, June 1949 Hearing the train whistle, Faye...
Projections
Projections written by: Jenny Middleton tube trains scuttle, juddering rushing, not stopping but slowing to pass through...
The Sexton of Grave Lane
The Sexton of Grave Lane written by: JPK The plague stretched out across the years. The line...
