For humans by a human. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Apparently the country I now call home is properly called by one of three names; England, Great Britain, or the United Kingdom. Okay, so that may.

Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Tuesday, April 7, 2015. In the darkest of Novembers. Smelling of blood and life. Howling from the start, at me,. For bringing you to it. The enormity of it, sharp hurt, bleak cold. That lack of safe warm walls. Wrapping you, surrounding every side.

A collection of literature from childhood to the present day. A Temporary Object of Desire. Britt Eckland chooses poem by Ronnie Dorsey in Daily Mail article. It is a wonderful invitation to life. See the moon in the water. See the smile on its face. That old man has seen it all. Yet still he finds our posturing amusing.

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