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They Never Die – Alyssa Martin
‘They never die, you know.’ Jaime tells me one night. I take a long swig of my beer. ‘Who?’ ‘Artists. They never die.’ A beat later he says, ‘I’m going to be one someday.’ ‘Yeah, sure.’ He throws himself on … Continue reading
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3A.M. Thoughts – Anya Matossian
Darling, will I ever tire of you? Will my lips grow weary Or my bones grow weak Or may my heart silence of its lustful melody? Shall my desire endure, Forever to crave the sensation Of your flesh on mine. … Continue reading
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Seven Years Four Months Eleven Days – Rachel Walker
She missed his presence every day. The flat was empty and cold; it stank of Supernoodles and lentil soup because she had never learned to cook. She kept forgetting to buy milk and biscuits and she never remembered to set … Continue reading
Introducing the Sony Xperia SP – Neil Weaving
The Sony Xperia SP is the phone you need more than you need anything else. You need one more than you need food or oxygen or the respect of your peers. A Sony Xperia SP would make your peers respect … Continue reading
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Positive – Finola Scott
My heart spills down diary days. Time trembles, Doubt scatters like confetti. Coded scrawls circle dates. Tests are thrown in bins. I spend abacus days phoning, texting, mailing, counting. Then ‘Mum, Dad… I’m pregnant’. But no record of silent tears … Continue reading
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Voice Boxes – Isabella Schneider
i dream of being a renaissance man but it took me four months until i could refer to my room as mine and admitting ownership of characteristics and abilities is risking responsibility/personality/potentiality. ‘the’ is much easier to use, there is … Continue reading
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A Beginners Guide to Glasgow Poetry #2: The High Flight – Nice & Sleazy’s
Alan Cunningham headed along to the launch of The High Flight’s Issue 9 magazine on the 22nd of April. Here’s his thoughts on the performances that night: The High Flight show immediately gives off more of a gig-like atmosphere than … Continue reading
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