More Marvellous Masterpieces from our Moving Stories
There was a buzz of excitement before dinner last night with notice of a “new menu.”
MOVING by Jane Finnie
Your eyes holding bags of anxiety beneath them.
Shadowed veins of blue.
MOVING ON by Donna Campbell
Just three pork chops. She couldn’t remember if they had eaten them before she fell.
REFLECTIONS by Ellen McMillan
Spontaneous,
determined
are the words
THROUGH THE MAZE by Maria de Santos
He studied the tax disc stuck on her side of the window.
“That seems sensible.”
GOUROCK-DUNOON by Lucy Lloyd
The voice was firm, loud, and even at age eight I knew it was important.
ANDERSON INSTITUTE by Ethyl Smith
Staunin awe gallus like
On the tap eh some middens,
AULD PHOTIES by Donna Campbell
In some ways we lived in a ghetto without walls.
A STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND by Una Sillars
Outlanders ghosting through flatland
CROSSING THE BORDER by Jen Cooper
