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A Quiet Morning by Simran Saul

The fresh cut grass; with no sign of mourn. The sunshine’s out, with no sign of mourn, and no sound of rain greeting my greenhouse. The...

A Spoonful of Sugar by Freya Norley

Inside Esther’s shop the air was a deliberate cloying, grassy scent that stuck to the back of the throat. She liked to keep customers a...

A School Photograph by Sally Shaw

I’m sat at the front on the wooden bench normally used in PE for step-ups or balancing on. We’re in the big hall, the floor is wood and...

Voices by Simran Saul

I came to show that I am no longer a failure. Their words coated with sweet nectarine. A false friendly encounter. But the voices inside...

The Curse by Georgia Whitehouse

I think it was a wise man that once said, the creative mind was a blessing and a curse, and how could that be anything but true, when it...

Thick Skinned by Phoebe Bastock

Right now he's just another young man walking down his street, through his hometown, near the city, and no one is looking at him. No...

For You by William Hayward

He is standing still with the rain falling in stinging drops on his cheeks. The wind is blowing as wind does and tousles his hair around...

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