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Ferris Bridges

  Further down from Ferris Bridges where the blind old gospel baritone dreamed a mirage of eternal mirrors miniature shadows…

Edinburgh Buses

  Strolling around it’s not so changed – Glasgow still has its Lasses All cheek bones And button-nose, grouted faces;…

Elder

  If there had been a single branch to whittle into a kindly tune to keep the devil and his…

Buzzard

  rests briefly on the ash that’s just putting out leaves makes no sound among the chaffinches and blackbirds and…

Dread

  Somehow the present is never enough, the scoured sky, the green tree of now translucent with seeing. Instead the…

Beyond the Hurt

  Beyond the hurt lies the hurt Of a belief that lies shattered; A trust and a judgement exposed To…

Three Tigers

An American tale of biting off more than you can chew

The Changeling

  The baby is crying. Downstairs there is music – Freddie and the Dreamers’ You Belong to Me. Moira straightens…

The Sloth

  We were all in love with this thing – me, Gabi and Sol. Something about its creaky movements and…

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