Writing, after the rains came

Saturday, 13 February 2016

Sunrise, Stanley Ferry

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The earth here is ripped torn and split and the water pools in its wounds like blood so flood-ravaged and washed out that walking the p...
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Birdsong, after the flood

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Reed Bunting I walk the causeway that bisects the hollowed bowl so long a crater now pitted scar turned wetland. Before me the cas...

We march on

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Today Saints beat Manchester United one nil, and for the first time in months I followed the result avidly, checking my phone for updates an...
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Thanks for reading my blog. Here's a bit about me... I'm a teacher with 15 years of experience in FE, HE and local government. As well as writing about education I have recently rediscovered the joy of creative writing. It's rough around the edges as most of it is written in snatches of time, but I'm hoping that one day I can dedicate more time to it. Writing (anything) is a massive pleasure so thank you for taking the time to share my words.
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