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Dougie
Mar 32 min read
Be the change you want to see
An "Author's Proof" arrives in the mail.
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Dougie
Jan 121 min read
Another year. Another poem in fond recollection
Matin's birthday. Remembering this force of nature with another poem.
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Dougie
Nov 27, 20241 min read
Not exactly Alfred, Lord Tennyson
I may need to get out more.
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Dougie
Sep 29, 20246 min read
Poetic Justice
Not long after you break your neck in three places (in a not-swimming-well-enough accident) people tend to ask a lot of questions.
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Dougie
May 28, 20244 min read
All ears, ginger hair and freckles
Last days of primary school, I think. Maybe 1968 or 69. Look at those ears and the ginger hair!!! The past is indeed a foreign country.
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Dougie
Apr 16, 20232 min read
Not all of life's an epic poem
The hero's journey ... Or not. And not quite Dante either. But, you know, IKEA on a Saturday?
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Dougie
Jan 22, 20233 min read
After what the thunder said ...
Thistle The Cat sleeps soundly. I was in the mood for the bleakness of 20th Century Modernism. Go figure.
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Dougie
Jan 12, 20233 min read
Martin Currie
Anyone who wins the best dressed man at the Galway Races, -- without knowing that's 'a thing' -- undeniably has sprawl.
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Dougie
Jan 1, 20231 min read
Happy New Year
New Year's Day. Dooralong, NSW. After the rain.
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Dougie
Nov 27, 20222 min read
Sometimes work must wait
Down time. Sunday in Spike Deane's garden. Work can wait. We'll shake some different tree tomorrow.
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Dougie
May 31, 20223 min read
"gentle breathings, heard in this deep calm"*
Today -- after six years of being apart -- I sat with my mother, Betty, for a few hours. My life and work in Australia kept me far away...
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