47/2023
He never let her finish, Always interrupted her, Wouldn’t allow the truth to Escape her lips, held Her back, denied her, Ignored her, locked Her into the narrow Room when… Continue Reading
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Richard Pierce
46/2023
I tell myself there’s something derelict About the 62-year-old me going to watch A team I don’t reall support and yelling Myself hoarse at their win, and getting Home late… Continue Reading
45/2023
It was a kiss like a thousand others. Tongues, hands, fingers, full body, Skin and flesh, the instinctual Mechanisms of arousal, the urge To reproduce, the end result a Joining… Continue Reading
44/2023
I am accumulating more idiosyncracies Than my origin should permit – Bright colours against the grey of day, The underside of a wren scaling the sky – I am not… Continue Reading
43/2023
Winter has harvested its crop Of lives, and planted misery Instead of wheat into the fallow Soil, bare land as far as eyes dare To look, as bleak as eyes… Continue Reading
42/2023
There is nothing legendary about this era; It is the detritus of made-up myths and ideologies, The remnants of something only liars believe in, Their faiths questionable at most, And… Continue Reading
41/2023
king coronation stolen diamonds in a crown above a scottish stone king coronation stolen taxes for a three-day weekend of hollow celebration king coronation stolen moments from a history of… Continue Reading
40/2023
She laid out her sketchpad and pencils, Half-hidden from the masculine shape on The dais at the centre. He was never averse To taking his clothes off in public, and… Continue Reading
39/2023
I am aware of your need for international Western friendships, Volodymyr, but beware Of being used by the English for their own Domestic purposes of mashing the poor And hungry… Continue Reading