One Way Ticket
At eight years of age her mother told her she never wanted her, she was a mistake and for the nine months she carried her she had tried everything to…
At eight years of age her mother told her she never wanted her, she was a mistake and for the nine months she carried her she had tried everything to…
“Well, if it isn’t little Emma, I haven’t seen you since you’d lick the cream off the milk tops.” I’d know that voice anywhere, my Granny’s neighbour, I turned around…
I visit your face in my dreams, Those green eyes look in mine And we are no longer apart, The love from you, locked within my heart. I talk…
Pictured in the distance Often seen in the Newspapers Visions of long hot summers Yellow paint fading a bit Long years of sun and sea The heat of Salthill Swimmers…
Look at me I am the invisible man People walk up and down The crowded street Some look in pity Some with distain Some give coins Why am I begging…
The burned red skin my father wore was a source of speculation, as to how often it occurred before, and if caused by recreation. It was. This green-fingered man, as…
Today I heard a whispered plea, in a rasping voice, all hoarse and rough; it was a lady, next to me, who appeared externally, strong and tough. “Please”, she said,…
I dream the dreams of honest men; of vagabonds, of thieves and ghosts; of evil-doers now and then, and those in influential posts. The skulduggery which they all invent, gets…
Looking at the library from the comfort of your car, it’s a mix of old and new, concrete, glass and cedar wood. Impressive you think, but question who had the…
“When great events were decided, who owned” the colours in the distant vivid rainbow arc; the original plans of the once great pyramids; or thought of reeds and ink, before…