Unfortunately, these days, probably more than ever before, if one is pursuing artistic endeavors, one is put in the position of havin
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I’ll be waiting
Why did you go?
Where have you gone?
We use to be so close.
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Unfortunately, these days, probably more than ever before, if one is pursuing artistic endeavors, one is put in the position of havin
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We are having to find another wheelchair-friendly property to rent within the next 2 months because our current property is being sold.
This means that I shall be on here only for short bursts, when I have some time to play on the internet.
When we do move, then we shall do the unpacking in stages and fit it around my writing schedule.
Apart from the move I am getting ready to do a performance of my poetry at the Palace Theatre in Newark-on-Trent o
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Firstly, my thoughts about this site is I'm actually honored to be accepted by the people here.
As if I could be your artistic peer, or equal.
I worry far more about whether or not I have talent enough to make up for all the pain, than the pain itself. Though I have come to see, no beautiful piece of art is worth the pain of depression, or addiction.
I read Sylvia Plath and I feel the pain, the anguish
the simple powerful truth of her words, and I admire her. I wish to
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