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She Smiles for the First Time

Posted on February 19, 2015 by Graphite Bunny

The bar is sepia but satellite brings a slice of real life as two supporters wait for kick-off and organise drinks. They have a young girl with them who fidgets until she spills her cola. When the barman brings her … Continue reading →

Posted in Prose Poetry, Snapshots | Tagged archive, bar, Benjamin F Jones, creative prose, Creative writing, discomfort, drinking, football, football fans, friends, graphite bunny, loneliness, love in a foreign land, mental health, observation bunny, parenting, Prose, prose poetry, sepia, short prose, spain, tangles and knots, vignette, wooden pencils, writing | Leave a comment

Error Flag

Posted on October 21, 2014 by Graphite Bunny

Writing has installed a debug routine in my operating system: E1601 plot implausibility E1602 flagrant grammatical disregard E1738 structure defect E1740 paper thin character development E6700 runtime error I click cancel and ignore it. – Benjamin F Jones (From the … Continue reading →

Posted in Humour, Poetry | Tagged archive, archive bunny, Benjamin F Jones, cardiff writing group, chris torrence writing group, click cancel, debug routine, error flags, flagrant grammatical disregard, from the archive, graphite bunny, historical document, Humour, June 1999, operating system, paper thin character development, plot implausibility, poetry, runtime error, structure defect, writer’s operating system, writing, writing humour, writing life | 1 Comment

Light Picks Out Detail

Posted on May 5, 2014 by Graphite Bunny

My hair is greying and my skin pulls up into powder light dunes. My arms are sprayed onto my torso, white brushed with sodium brick and chain link rejection, where I crawl face down on the carpet like a pork-chop … Continue reading →

Posted in Humour, Science Fiction, Scraplets | Tagged archive, Benjamin F Jones, burlesque bunny, cough clouds, creative prose, Creative writing, d-pond, drugs, emotionless, experimental, friday, frozen paper, graphite bunny, journey home, May 2001, powder, Prose, purple prose, science fiction, sucking my heart, surreal, twisted, writing | 2 Comments

Family Unit

Posted on August 27, 2013 by Graphite Bunny

My mother brushes the carpet and offers me a choice of duvet covers. Four squares of light relax on the burgundy sofa. Trains rattle past the bathroom window and I remember the day I painted the frame. Today I play … Continue reading →

Posted in Prose, Prose Poetry | Tagged 1998, adulthood, archive, Benjamin F Jones, changing, creative prose, Creative writing, expansion, family, fathers, graphite bunny, growing, growing up, leaving, Prose, prose poem, prose poetry, student bunny, vignette, visits from university | 3 Comments

The Essence of Ready Made Custard

Posted on June 5, 2013 by Graphite Bunny

The essence of ready-made custard is extracted from volcanic ‘pores’ by a process known as Broight-conversion. To reach the source, up to 100m below the Earth’s surface, superheated water is pumped down a sleeved drill which dissolves the essence and … Continue reading →

Posted in Humour, Prose | Tagged absurd, archive, Benjamin F Jones, berths, creative prose, Creative writing, custard, custard bunny, custard sniffing, flash, frothy yellow chunks, graphite bunny, nodes, nonsense, Prose, prose poetry, silly, tar-like substance | 6 Comments

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