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Murphy’s Law (The Story Of Baillieston’s Lovable Dog)

As regular readers will know I don’t usually write poems on animals. That said there are exceptions to every rule and to illustrate the fact I’ve written this poem on a dog named Murphy aka Baillieston’s most lovable Rottweiler. I’ve given it the title Murphy’s Law I hope you enjoy the read. Murphy’s Law Every day he took his owners for walks. yet he was the one on the lead . From a dangerous…

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In this poem I examine the importance of what some would term small talk and others would call gossip to the local community and explain why it may not always be a bad thing. I’ve given it the title Bread Of Life on the advice of Baillieston boy and current Screiver of the Federation of Writers of Scotland Charlie Gracie. I hope you enjoy the read.

Bread Of Life

The main street is a hive of…

In this poem I examine how geography can impact on my life as a transwoman and how people can have very different perceptions of what they see as my reality which are based on their social and economic geographies. I’ve given it the title Chameleon I hope you enjoy the read.

Chameleon

In the west end of the city

I am treated differently

than I am in east end streets

I believe both belong to me

th…

In this poem I examine how geography can impact on my life as a transwoman and how people can have very different perceptions of what they see as my reality which are based on their social and economic geographies. I’ve given it the title Chameleon I hope you enjoy the read.

Chameleon

In the west end of the city

I am treated differently

than I am in east end streets

I believe both belong to me

th…

This poem is written about being a transwoman who visible in my local community and how it’s doing the ordinary everyday things which get you accepted by friends and neighbours. This poem which is written about visiting my local supermarket exserves to illustrate this point I’ve called it The Price Of Bananas I hope you enjoy the read.

The Price Of Bananas

As I walk the short distance from my home…

This poem is written with love and respect for all who attend St Andrew’s Church in Baillieston and tells the story of our recent and highly successful Christmas Fayre I’ve given it the title A Good Result I hope you enjoy the read. A Good Result In a church rooted in the local community  the Christmas fayre was busy  my half 11 start meant I had missed  the chance of picking up a bargain  far…

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