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Terrible Openings I Paid For
The opening of a book should break the reader apart completely – they should scream as another world bursts into the vacuum of reality. I push my paperback into my rucksack – I don’t care if the pages get damaged. … Continue reading
Railways were an elaborate hoax
One day Kaitlin met a boy in the pub – they had lots in common including their love of Japanese wood-cuts. He fell in love with her but was unable to say it. To show his feelings without using words … Continue reading
Posted in Prose Poetry
Tagged absurd, avoidance, Benjamin F Jones, creative prose, Creative writing, graphite bunny, Hoax, mental awareness, mental change, mental health, prose poem, prose poetry, self-aware, self-aware bunny, self-improvement, short prose, showing feelings, situation avoidance, trains, trains to not exist
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Passenger Safety
‘The train on platform three is not for public use – please do not board this train.’ . The platform shakes. I watch as a black glacier approaches the station – fifty-two wagons of coal covered in graffiti and hazard … Continue reading
Platform Ritual
I wait on the platform for a seat that will carry me into town. There is a book in my bag, safe, I touched it before I left the house. I never get my book out on the platform. A … Continue reading
Posted in Prose, Snapshots
Tagged alternate universe, alternate world, Benjamin F Jones, book, book in my bag, books, cardiff queen streeet, cathays, commuter bunny, commuting, creative prose, Creative writing, escapism, graphite bunny, llandaff, love reading, October 2000, pages, pontypridd, radyr, reader, reading love, taffs well, thirty-four minutes, trains, trefforest
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