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Luke Moran

 

 

 

Twitch

There’s a
flash of colour
from the hedge.

His arm
shoots up and
hangs pointing –

at the empty space
where the movement
was. As

he names the bird he thinks he saw

 

 

Luke Moran is from Folkestone, he works there in the public sector and writes there when he can. He is a husband, step-father, grandfather and birdwatcher and plays various musical instruments at various levels of competence.

Dawn Sands

Walking home from the lecture on Frankenstein
through the November mizzle, small breaths of exhaust
sighing in the twilight headlights, particles of wet air commingling.

Ken Evans

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