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Compassion

In response to The Murderer’s Dog by Ron Carey It came towards us as if the world was still The same; tail-thumping the summer grass. A...

Static

In response to A Music Room, by Tom French In a room built for music by a man who knew how a note was sung, and how the plumb line...

Breath by Breath

In response to Slowed-Down Blackbird by Alice Oswald Three people in the snow getting rid of  themselves breath by breath and every six...

Once Upon A Time

In response to Bedtime Story for Dasi’s Son by Karthika Nair I have waited long to see you, Child, waited, day after day after day, with...

In The Bin

In response to Dustman by Michael Rosen I said to the dustman, 'You're taking my stuff.' 'Yep,' he said. I said, 'Everything in this bin...

My Stuff

In response to Dustman by Michael Rosen I said to the dustman, 'You're taking my stuff.' 'Yep,' he said. I said, 'Everything in this bin...

Once

In response to Bedtime Story for Dasi’s Son, by Karthika Nair I have waited long to see you, Child, waited, day after day after day, with...

Unsaid words

I often leave these workshops more aware of words I have not said than the ones I have. The words written, spoken, elucidate so clearly...

Pretending

(in response to a passage from Pour Me, by A A Gill) Pretending. Pre-tending. Tending to things beforehand, in advance, a form of...

A year ago

(in response to The Hospital, a poem by Patrick Kavanagh) It feels like only a year ago I was choosing which lipstick to wear and which...

Inspired by www.pulsevoices.org, Narrative Workshop participants are invited to share their work anonymously on this platform. Sharing inner most thoughts and stories with other participants in the workshops is a first step, while releasing stories into the ether, here, is a further progression of that act. In Narrative Workshops, we understand that “you don’t know what you want to say until you begin to say it”. In these fragments, participants have “begun to say it”. 
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