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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Cargo vessels filled with adjectives
William sat on a tide of dried punctuation marks. The sea was an encore and the cliffs served as a resting place for his shoulders as he made love to a shipping container. On the ocean, cargo vessels filled with … Continue reading
Posted in Humour
Tagged absurd, Benjamin F Jones, bitumen, bp, BP Crisis, contamination, crude oil, crude words, dada, dumplings, ecological disaster, farce, graphite bunny, magic, nonsense, oil spill, plug of hair, prose poem, prose poetry, punctuation, punctuation disaster, shipping containers, surreal, surrealism, william burrows
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Dandelion (Taraxacum)
– Benjamin F Jones This is a photo taken on the morning school run. It marks a new direction for my blog in which I will post some photography, and maybe even some watercolour sketches from time to time.
Posted in Photography
Tagged Benjamin F Jones, clock, Dandelion, dew, fuffer, fuffer bunny, graphite bunny, morning, morning walk, photographic, photography, school run, Taraxacum, walking
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Rooks clatter in the trees
I’m filled with light as my thyroid reboots. Spring inside a cyclone of green that reaches into my blood. Clouds roll back hard as constipation and cats are puddles on windowsills. I’m out walking for the first time in months … Continue reading
Posted in Prose Poetry
Tagged Benjamin F Jones, bracket fungus, Creative writing, flash, graphite bunny, health, heron, hypothyroid, hypothyroid recuperation, mental health, porth to trehafod, propeller, prose poem, prose poetry, reboot, recovery, recuperation, rooks, short prose, spring, thyroid, thyroid bunny, thyroid gland, thyroid reboot, thyroxin, vignettes, waterfall
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Waiting for the coffee to cool
Coffee is a delightful diversion for the mountains weary of million year battles. Reflected the vastness of the universe, the mobile library of the clouds in the musky colouration of a pulverised bean. The slender streams from the mug form … Continue reading
Posted in Prose Poetry
Tagged ambition, Baudelaire, Benjamin F Jones, coffee, coffee bunny, coils of steam, creative prose, Creative writing, diversion, graphite bunny, greatest moment, mathermatic beauty, middle class, middle class pleasure, mobile library, moments, oscillations, perfect moment, prose poem, prose poetry
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I leave silences for answers
6am and the rain pours off the burger van roof. The owner flips bacon and squizzles it with the spatula until it squeals. He calls me Gabe but that is not my name. He talks about the weather and asks … Continue reading
Posted in Snapshots
Tagged burger bunny, burger van, conversation, counselling, gabe, graphite bunny, Health and safety, inappropriate self-disclosure, johari’s window, mental health, mist settles, observation, prose poem, prose poetry, questioning techniques, questions, self-disclosure, short prose, silence, snapshot, squizzle, trefforest industrial estate, use of silence, use of silence in counselling, venetian blind
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