Today’s choice

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Craig Dobson

 

 

 

Down the Dank Way
Out of morning
a misted light,
glowing fire
in the air.
Bare trees,
frozen.
A paling sky.
The ground’s
hoary pelt.
Dark river,
whisps
of vapour
on its surface,
like wights
stalking
the remains
of night.
Craig has had poetry, short fiction and drama published in several magazines and is working towards his first collection of poetry.

Mariah Whelan

      St Ann’s Square Manchester, 23rd May 2017 Because I cannot show you what is at the centre of all this I will lay language up to its edge, walk its edges the way I moved through the back of the crowd too afraid to go in. I had to shade my eyes from...

Marissa Glover

    What Might Have Been There is a small white house high on a green hill just south of Scotland, an office bright with books and a window overlooking Magdalene, and somewhere on a dirt road between endless pastures of strong red fescue, is a man on a...

Cherry Doyle

/ on the days / blood rushes at the corner of a nail / you cannot keep your jumper off the door handle / table tackles leg / expect the bruise in two days’ time / pansies nodding in speckles of rain /