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white out

Posted on January 12, 2021 by Lindsay Craik

his wild work attacks as the north wind’s masonry mounts stone by stone over the hidden thorn at the garden’s end all friends are shut out as snow covers all making us again isolated from the day’s toils a time … Continue reading →

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Run away

Posted on March 6, 2018 by Lindsay Craik

She was such an excited child As I remember her, in absence, Playing with the sledge; A gift from me A kind act that went so wrong   She sped down the slope Onto the road and under the lorry … Continue reading →

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white out

Posted on February 27, 2018 by Lindsay Craik

 his wild work attacks, as the north wind’s masonry mounts stone by stone, over the hidden thorn, at the garden’s end   all friends are shut out, as snow covers all, making us again isolated from the day’s toils, a … Continue reading →

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GOSPEL

Posted on September 23, 2017 by Lindsay Craik

They came to the place slowly; climbing up the three thousand feet of heather, rock and scree. As they raised their heads, a beam of light shone at them through the clouds. “A miracle,” said Hangus. “The gods are with … Continue reading →

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