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Reunited Once Again
It’s been mere days now since she was taken On swift wings by angels above Reunited once again With her one and only true love She’s left behind many a broken heart Some never got to say goodbye But her spirit lives on in them all So remember this when you cry One of a […]
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No Dance with the Devil Yet
October 19, 2016
This happened to me earlier this morning and it was a close call indeed. A yawn as I awake in darkness Thinking on the weekend ahead The city of Dreaming Spires A light to guide my week I mount my bike Peddle power keeping me fit The ride fresh as the sun rises Good to […]
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To Brexit or not to Brexit, that is the question…
June 22, 2016
Tomorrow, I, along with the rest of the UK will go to the polls to either vote to Remain as part of Europe or Leave and go it ‘alone’ in the EU Referendum. As with the Scottish indyref of 2014, one side tells us one thing whilst the other tells us another without being clear […]
Blood Over the Rainbow
June 19, 2016
I wrote this last week in response to the terrible tragedy in Orlando People excitedly prepare Ready for their night out to party Of what’s to come they’re unaware Will anybody ever be truly free? Happy faces went out that night But not for long sad to say For their was a monster out of […]
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One Drop
May 8, 2016
Not one drop Did I miss Not one drop Did pass my lips Not one drop Of beautiful Guinness But one drop Wouldn’t go amiss… *Note: And yes, I am sure I have had a drink with this Squirrel at some point or three?
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Broken Souls
March 28, 2016
By the sea he should be today A friend he wished to see and with play But fickle fate intervened And left them all in disbelief Taken was one they loved Gone to the sky, to the great pub Where he’ll be with those gone before But left as he emotions raw Now those left […]
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A Cruel Fate by Lindsey Davis book review
January 13, 2016
The Storyline We start the story with a bookseller getting caught in the middle at the beginning of the English Civil War of 1642-1651, four months after the war started between the Roundheads and Cavaliers. Martin Watts is taken captive for trying to protect books from being burned and ends up in Oxford Castle gaol […]
This work by Darren Greenidge is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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