A Sonnet for a relationship that has fallen apart
A BROKEN PROMISE
A broken promise torments time’s heartbeat …
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A Poem for Partners
AN INVITATION TO WALK ABOUT WITHIN
I don’t care men and women let you down …
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Depressesd? Don’t Ask Why. That takes time. Take a Pill
The question is: Is our society getting more depressed year by year? I read some alarming figures in the newspaper the other day that prescriptions for anti-depressants have almost doubled in the last decade. …
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I bow down to those on the flotilla of ships for Gaza
I can only make a bow with folded hands to the 682 men, women and some children from more than 30 nations who bravely boarded the small flotilla of ships that embarked from Istanbul to take a modest 1000 tons of aid to the besieged citizens of Gaza. …
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Douglas Woodruff. Dry humour behind the humourless exterior
I recall my teenage years working in the office of The Universe, a rather illustrious name for a Roman Catholic weekly newspaper in London’s Fleet Street – the home of the country’s major newspapers and news agencies at the time. Every few weeks, a formidable man in the Roman Catholic world, Douglas Woodruff, a director of the newspaper and editor of The Tablet, a serious journal reflecting Catholic thought, would visit the office. …
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