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Welcome to this jumble sale of writings, musings, observations and inspirations: I hope you find something to help you on your journey home.  It's all storytelling, in the end. That's how we understand things; the stories of who we are, where we came from, where we're headed. The stories of other people, how they came to be who they are, which stories shaped them, why our stories sometimes run parallel, and sometimes clash.

When we're motivated enough, we can change our stories, write new outcomes for ourselves and our people, our planet. All it takes is imagination, where there are, genuinely, no limits.

Warmest regards

Peter Neary-Chaplin

Writer. Poet.

 

 

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    Wednesday
    Feb252009

    Low water

    The leaden, weed-draped mooring rope

    drips into rutted, stinking mud

    in the harbour’s pewter silence.

    Dead, and bled of blessing,

    dirty sand and bladderwrack.

    My dry sagging hulk wants a lick of paint

    but craves the turning of the sea

    with unscrambled purity

    that even the scrapping gulls lament.

    But this is a waiting older than sponge,

    A lusting known

    deep in the cells of wood and stone.

     

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    Reader Comments (2)

    Marvellous.

    February 27, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterDoug Jenner

    You're very kind, Doug.

    Any time you need a poet on a project.. :)

    March 1, 2009 | Registered Commenter[Your Name Here]

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