Prose Matthew de la Hey Prose Matthew de la Hey

Cicadoidea

It was a still, sweltering afternoon. The high-pitched piercing whine of cicadas filled the air. They clung to the trunks of huge trees …

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Poetry Felix Odey Poetry Felix Odey

Ronda

Enter in, peel back the matted present varnished and taped, like the clasping hands of bark on a tree, rent to reveal history in spiralled stamps.

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Poetry Saskia Lumley Poetry Saskia Lumley

What if

One day he just couldn’t understand, So thought he shouldn’t and he wouldn’t…

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Prose Matthew de la Hey Prose Matthew de la Hey

The hours pass away

Ancient cobbles populate an ancient square, walled-in by the honey-ochre walls of an ancient university. Soft autumn light kisses worn sandstone…

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Poetry Tom Lewis Poetry Tom Lewis

Chestnut

He had sweet eyes. The type that change seasons. The type you can’t find but stumble upon in a restaurant somewhere…

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Poetry Felix Odey Poetry Felix Odey

Staffa

Belay, belay. Send back the waves, Untie the rocks from their creviced hides, Iron out the burnished sea, And swallow the mists that close the sky.

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