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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Waiting for Dawn: Thursday
Fine rain in waves outside the tan centre – there is no mention of sun as it is rarely seen in this town. The night’s bluster swells my jacket. In the empty shop-fronts undulating reflections appear – billboards where the … Continue reading
Posted in Prose Poetry, Scraplets, Snapshots
Tagged 2012, Benjamin F Jones, bricks, creative prose, Creative writing, empty shops, graphite bunny, pre-dawn, Prose, prose poetry, rain, reflections, Thursday, wind
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Deconstruction
A nail bomb rips my dictionary apart where the blood falls words are rubric. – Benjamin F Jones
Posted in Poetry
Tagged 2000, autumn bunny, Benjamin F Jones, blood, creative poetry, Creative writing, deconstruction, dictionary, nail bomb, new start, poetry, red, ripping, rubric, seperation, short poetry
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I have just been featured as writer of the week here. I have also had a short piece in Linguistic Erosion – here.
Gargling Cheap Wine: 3 Homerton Street
There’d been no other reason to get wasted other than we were brothers and it was Saturday. By midnight we were gargling cheap wine and the walls had rushed away. Seven sheets blew in the wind we sailed steamrollers in … Continue reading
Posted in Prose Poetry, Scraplets
Tagged 1996, Brother, Cambridge, cheap wine, creative prose, drunken, family, graphite bunny, Homerton Street, memories, prose poetry, prose-poetry, wine
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