Tag Archives: moon
Moon over the meanygates
Dark clods of earth, like sticky remnants of Christmas pudding,* form ragged ridges over deep, ice-filled ruts. What once were puddles, ruffled by angry winds, now double as skating rinks – for voles and weasels, mice and stoats. A wintry, … Continue reading
Posted in Britain now & then, Lancashire & the golf coast
Tagged Christmas, Lancashire, meanygates, Mice, moon, moss-lands, new year, Ralph's Wife's Lane, stoats, voles, weasels
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Sax and the city*
A bottle crashes to the ground in an alleyway off the main street. Jewel-green splinters frame the edge of a dark puddle, iridescent with oil in the dull glow of the street light. Somewhere a tyre squeals, a youth shouts … Continue reading
Above us, only sky?
I’m sitting at my desk. Tears are close to the surface. I’m having trouble identifying keys that aren’t in the direct glow of the screen. I keep pressing ‘insert’ instead of ‘delete’ and my words start vanishing as I type, … Continue reading
Posted in Thinking, or ranting, or both
Tagged Charity, donations, moon, Philippines, stars, typhoon
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