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On Christmas Morn Copyright © Rod O'Donoghue 2011
The white moon wanes at dawn of winterʼs day
While fairy dust, once sprinkled on the lawn,
Begins to steam and upward wends its way.

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Home Alone Christmas Copyright © Rod O'Donoghue 2011
Home alone Christmas
No knocks at the door
No cards by the fireplace

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Thorpeness And The Sea Copyright © Victor Weston 2011
The shingle is depleted depleted depleted
the sea is not always so placid and calm
to the distant new windfarm

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I Remember Copyright © Jen Overett 2011
my motherʼs white ankle socks
and blue tennis skirt (she would
never wear shorts) as she left

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Still, Still Copyright © Richard J Whiting 2011
Gathered around a shop-front,
As if all we need
Is a cover-drive

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The Appeal of Poetry Copyright © Richard J Whiting 2011
This is an appeal
On behalf of the
Royal Society For
The Protection of Poets.

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The New Orchard, Felbrigg Copyright © Sally Warrell 2011
After the rain,
A mist obscures
The new orchard,

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An Elusive Sense Of Belonging Copyright © Victor Weston 2011
A small boy from Brum
practiced each night (in Norfolk dialect)
‟potaa-ah, tomaa-ah”
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Hope Copyright © James Broxup 2011
Read by Colin Whyles
Hope is the song of the bird in the tree,
Or the raindrop that softly kisses the leaves
In the harsh winter wind or the sweet summer breeze,

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The Beloved Disciple Copyright © Victor Weston 2011
the Light shone
on him where he was
and he was illumined