PoetryHalloween by Mary Gunn
Halloween All deciduous leaves are falling . . . Unending swathes of bronze and yellow, Turnips and pumpkins – faces glowing, Unusual costumes and a cheery “hello”, Mother’s warning: “fewer sweets, more…

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Writing by Mary Gunn published in Dual Coast Magazine. 2 pieces from the archive, free to read.
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PoetryHalloween All deciduous leaves are falling . . . Unending swathes of bronze and yellow, Turnips and pumpkins – faces glowing, Unusual costumes and a cheery “hello”, Mother’s warning: “fewer sweets, more…
He always sat in the same chair by the fire to the left-hand side but slightly in front of it— a permanent fixture in that sturdy wooden chair, the only chair that…