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Monthly Archives: January 2006
Sunrise
A long time ago now, at the age when you hang about without anything special to do. There were five of us. It was springtime, cold, and we were bored. One of us was old enough to have a car, and it … Continue reading
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Styx
Coming back from Southampton today. Freezing cold. The sort of cold that finds its way through your clothes and makes you feel like a snowman in an overcoat. Standing on the platform at Basingstoke waiting for a connection to Brookwood, … Continue reading
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This big coat
‘I have this heart, and I don’t know what to do with it’ ‘Give it to me Father, and I’ll make a warm coat out of it’ ‘But what’ll I do when I need to be feeling?’ ‘Use your head … Continue reading
Posted in Day to day stuff
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A lighthouse
There are times in our lives when we complete cycles. The time when we realise that something has either started, or finished, sometimes without us even noticing. Childhood can be like that. Just one day, you don’t want to go … Continue reading
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Just fine and bloody dandy
Just recently over Christmas I had occasion to meet an old aunt of mine. A daring soul who has lived a life of unusual interest. She never married, but travelled the world, and not with Thompson’s Holidays either. All the … Continue reading
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Pushing it away
A strange thing happened today. I spent a lot of time prowling the house, digging out stuff I haven’t done for a long time – some writing, some drawing plans, things I used to do and stopped doing, and now … Continue reading
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Eruption
Fresh signs. The soil has been disturbed. There is a smear on the sky of birds, wiped out by a careless thumb. Yours. On my cheek, trailing into my mouth; your blood like the juice of some … Continue reading
Posted in Poems/Quotes
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All alone and feeling blue
About eight years ago. It’s morning. The light is bright, glaring, and I don’t know where I am for a moment. Lying with my eyes shut, I do my usual safety routine of not letting anyone know I’m awake … Continue reading
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New Year
Standing opposite The London Eye: about an hour and a half before midnight was an interesting experience. We’d come into Waterloo to find the sort of crowd you’d expect on the last day of the Olympics. Every … Continue reading
Posted in Day to day stuff
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