Tag Archive: creative writing

1985

It was summer when I first believed in magic. The days stretched into endless adventures, opening like precious shells onto blazing pavements, treasures sprouting from each ray of light. When it got too… Continue reading

Lucid Dreams

When I was eight I rode my bike through labyrinths, willing adventure to pull me in and take me to imagined worlds. My sisters and I devoured books like chocolate and our bedroom… Continue reading

Soonari

*** image by Rachel Badeau

Are You Dead Like Me?

I travelled through the universe, beat in time with everything I floated inside galaxies, became them in heart, in truth The stars were my pulse, my soul, and they soothed my yearnings Gravity… Continue reading

Somewhere, in Time

Somewhere, in time You were me and I was you A single sculpture, made from limbs entwined We danced over the sun, the moon, the world   Somewhere, in time We created mountains… Continue reading

The Serpent’s Eyes

Hildegard House had lain dark and barren ever since I disappeared on that misty November morning, or so I imagined.   I now know the endless cycle he had conjured, orchestrated from his dark… Continue reading

The Diary of Lisbeth Withering 1890

 I was four years old when I realised what my true nature was.  To me , that way of life was  everything –  my whole family existed in that sphere.  It wasn’t a… Continue reading

The Vanishing Moon

  Out of the shallow earth you emerged wrapped in warm leather, black waves of sorrow grasping and clinging as you resurrected   Beneath hollow chasms I waited starving, stalking a sphere of… Continue reading

The Murky Depth of You and I

Out of the blue depths I found you upon the poison sea your name and mine etched on the bones of lost souls   Upon the banks of death you wept, calling me… Continue reading

The Carnival Prize

I’d been up on the high shelf for a month, luring gullible punters in for five quid a pop. We’d travel with different carnivals, into different villages, parks, run-down towns – but everywhere… Continue reading