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4th November 2013 – sunlight

Posted on November 5, 2013 by Liz Terry

A pale imitation of its summer self, it falls on trees and grass in faded rays. Its brightness is subdued, a watery yellow which gives only soft warmth. Yet flowers glow beneath its gentle touch, a last vestige of the … Continue reading →

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8th October 2013 – walker

Posted on October 9, 2013 by Liz Terry

He pushes a bright red, plastic train on wheels. A blue dummy hangs from his mouth. He smiles at his mother as she bends down to remove it. Stiff-legged with the newness of walking, he toddles up the gentle slope.

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