You Can’t Do Voodoo

October 15, 2022By adminFeatured Poetry, Poetry No Comments

My friend told me That he does voodoo I howled at that Sorry to laugh I said Yes, ok there may be some spooky action Possibly People can experience telepathy Most likely And we’re more perceptive than we know We are You said that But this is a waste of energy. I get it though. … Read More

At the Skating Rink

October 15, 2022By adminFeatured Poetry, Poetry No Comments

I remember you At the skating rink You would have been about fourteen I was nine or ten All my friends were older than me It was Thursday nights They used to play whatever the chart dance music was at the time One of those things that tries to be cool for young teens School … Read More

Views

October 1, 2022By adminPoetry No Comments

The view of Tower Works was one of my favourite things as I left or returned to Leeds on the train Now the towers are surrounded by construction and consumed by something new and other and soulless I liked the old view Probably so did many other people But the developers have their sights set … Read More

Leaning into the Deja Vu

August 24, 2022By adminFeatured Poetry, Poetry No Comments

I’m leaning into the deja vu Bass soaked boxes and piss soaked alleys in between where we light cigarettes, take stock, and step back inside and then we dance The room is caught in the beat The lover of my lover gives me a cold stare The lights change hue Briefly, I am blinded I … Read More

Laurels

May 26, 2022By adminPoetry No Comments

The main problem in the world at the moment is laurels People rested on them and now they don’t know how to get up again

The Girl

March 7, 2022By adminFeatured Short Fiction, Short Fiction No Comments

The girl looked at the photograph. It was taken a long time ago, and if you looked at it really closely, after a long time, you could see that it was of her. She was wearing a bridesmaid’s dress and a tiara, and although someone had put makeup on her, it was clear that was … Read More