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Posted on September 18, 2017

Homeless and Hopeless

by David Honeybell

It’s so quiet and peaceful to sleep under the stars,
on a warm summer’s night you can sleep feeling easy.
Until at three in the morning, just before light,
the birds in their roosts, awake and take flight. Continue reading “Homeless and Hopeless”

Posted on September 11, 2017

Flame

by Bilal Saloo

Inhaling the scent of melted wax, of candles,

lit and burned down to their plate,

forever present, an aroma lingers in moving air,  Continue reading “Flame”

Posted on September 10, 2017

Time Waits For No Woman

by Judith Greenwood

On Monday I got ready for the bus.

As I set off, I found a little stone

In my right shoe. I took it out.

That made me late.

I missed the bus. Continue reading “Time Waits For No Woman”

Posted on September 6, 2017

It’s England vs India

by The Lady In The Office

It’s England v India
Who do I support
Continue reading “It’s England vs India”

Posted on September 4, 2017

Convoluted

by Baldrick

Sometimes the knife twists
Or the pill
Is the bitterest
Or the path has snapped
And you find yourself back
At the beginning
The mind is convoluted Continue reading “Convoluted”

Posted on August 30, 2017

A Story In A Poem – The Sun Does Not Shine For Me

by Sophie Patel

Oh how your face became a blur
The more and more distant you were.
Oh how I tried so hard
To remember, your face, your smile, your laugh.
Oh how I sat in the corner of my room and cried
no sound just tears
So no one can hear. Continue reading “A Story In A Poem – The Sun Does Not Shine For Me”

Posted on August 2, 2017

Receipts Galore

By Tahera Mayat

Would you like a receipt?

The cashier asks me

I know I should say no

It’s not at all important Continue reading “Receipts Galore”

Posted on July 31, 2017

Old Love

By Jackie Darnbrough

Threads of shared sepia memories

bind us together.

We share painful moments

in our arthritic haze. Continue reading “Old Love”

Posted on July 24, 2017

Bragging Rights!

by Mohamed Saloo

Took my seat
In the Tomlinson stand
Nerves ran wild
In this new-ish fan
It’s derby day
The neighbours are here
Bragging rights
More than points are dear Continue reading “Bragging Rights!”

Posted on July 4, 2017

Malka has left the building…

by Jem

I’ve always been a mummy’s boy,
I say that without shame,
But the Mum I loved just slipped away,
Dementia was to blame. Continue reading “Malka has left the building…”

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