PoetryHow to Eat Cherries by Ian Stuart
How to Eat Cherries In a summer garden languidly. Piled in a blue bowl, sun polishing their gloss; the name’s soft consonants springs water in your mouth. Don’t hold it by the…

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Writing by Ian Stuart published in Dual Coast Magazine. 3 pieces from the archive, free to read.
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PoetryHow to Eat Cherries In a summer garden languidly. Piled in a blue bowl, sun polishing their gloss; the name’s soft consonants springs water in your mouth. Don’t hold it by the…
PoetrySide Effects Danger! This course of action may seriously damage your health! There are reports of dizziness, a spinning sensation in the early stages. You may become restless and irritable. Weight loss…
PoetryMan Hollowed Out Wooden Leg to Smuggle Iguanas I would have got away with it but for the noise – claws scratching at the wood, those genteel coughing sounds iguanas make. “One…