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A Day’s Affair
My alarm heralded a new day, and I woke snared in bed sheets. I rolled over to face you, but all I found was an unoccupied spot in our bed. Work had claimed you once again. Sometimes you were gone for days at a time, others, for months. I stared at your empty place for… Continue reading
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Strangers
Summer was over; the scorching long days had crawled to a stop, the floral air dissipated by the rain that followed – leaving the air tasting of fresh damp earth. Tree tops delicately painted in a vision of colour, palettes of red and amber, a reminder of the imposing autumn days to come. Spots of… Continue reading
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March of the People
We watch from our windows, peering into the chaos that unfolds onto the world. We watch from the side-lines as they march further and further into the blaze – a self-destructive notion that they carry with themselves. An all-consuming belief of the self-righteous. Unchallenged democratic leaders… politicians. Yet, we watch as our televisions are filled… Continue reading
About Me
Third Year student at the University of Derby studying a Ba (Hons) in Writing and Publishing, soon to be undertaking a Ma in Creative Writing. I work as a freelance content writer, content creator, and volunteer as a copy-editor for The Publishing Post. I have written for the Derbyshire Writing School’s writing blog and Hospitality Action’s Charity book: Chef’s and Summer Balls. I am a short story writer, and currently working on my debut novel.
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