Author Archives: Lindsay Craik

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About Lindsay Craik

Writer & Poet Poetry, plays and short stories

Streaking Red

Hanging off the edge of time Holding back the scary dread Mulling over, catching words Of secrets that we still keep Moving onward to the fate As in perpetual motion Taking us there, in dire fear Through the blackness Streaks … Continue reading

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They’re Coming

Slithering from the tunnels, red slime bursts upwards out of a hundred holes. The wash ejaculates in thousand feet high pillars, appears to hover then plunges back to earth, flooding the streets. City dwellers stand transfixed in their shoes or … Continue reading

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Lee Van Cleef

Stagecoach sets the stage Going to the Kingdom of Fife I sit right behind the driver Facing a Perspex panel; Reflecting like a mirror I see myself and another Two seats behind, he is there I look again and it’s … Continue reading

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the virus in the mind

can you see the implantthe virus in your headstays with you from childhoodfor most until their dead see how it affects youmakes your concern unrealchallenging made up foeswho afflict same ordeal it is your conceptionreligion you adoptaffecting your kin folksets … Continue reading

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