“The wars that gave birth to Remembrance Day were fought a long time ago. They were fought decades and generations ago. “
REMEMBRANCE DAY
Morning Sounds: A Short Story by Richard Wallace
They were the best; the best sounds of the day, the best sounds ever.
Poetry Corner: Red Neck’s Lament
I don’t like cute-zie/ and I don’t like quaint.
Poetry Corner: God Bless The Working Stiff
There is a group of men and women/who work hard every day;
Poetry Corner: The Trickle
Slowly/ the water trickled down the street,
Short Story: The Trickle
The Trickle is a story about complacency and a loss of innocence.
Poetry Corner: Death by Selection
“I’d just sent my ‘Guilty or not Guilty‘ piece to the Orkney News, when I read ‘Death By Selection’ in Richard Wallace’s book of poetry”
Poetry Corner: Victim
“So you think I could have done better”
Poetry Corner: My Window To The World
My window to the world is small/ But it is mine
Poetry Corner: Running While Black
“Standing while black/This is my take on it”
