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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Underneath we are Different
Mark stepped off the train onto the platform smeared with the buzz of human condition. He tried to suppress a smile as he tasted the coffee on his lips and felt the rain gentle as cool muslin. He felt different. … Continue reading
Posted in Prose, Scraplets, Snapshots
Tagged commute, Creative writing, cross dressing, crossdressing, different, platform, Prose, station, underwear
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Creative Writing Sketch in Old Cardiff Library
Please show consideration for other readers beneath the tinted dome of the security camera. This is a quiet study area on the necks of bowed heads in the corner, black hair gobbling up paragraphs. Face down. Pages fast as a … Continue reading
Unglazed Clay Body
The morning’s ceramic constructs rowed up on newspaper cover the kitchen worktop Amélie and I eat pesto and pasta a lump of edam cheese banana-money for afters rain in sheets scrolling down the windows “Can you get me some water … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged banana money, clay, clay body, constructs, pesto, rain, rainy day, sculpture
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Class Exercise in the Style of a Depressed Furbee
I did this dialogue sketch after hearing a man (a depressed furbee) read at a writing circle. I love the way he skirts around and never quite settles on anything. “I used to live in a place called 12 Claire … Continue reading
Posted in Exercises, Scraplets
Tagged cardiff, class, Creative writing, disorganised, exercise, furbee, parentheses, sketch
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Dive into Absurdity
These exercises came as a result of reading Nathalie Goldberg’s, Writing Down the Bones. I like the freedom in them. Tabby Cough A woman coughed up a fat tabby cat it stretched itself out on the lawn to dry. Later … Continue reading