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Births and Deaths of Cricketers
Some are born with silver spoons,
Some have laboured down a mine;
Too many, far too early,
Put an end to their life’s line.
Their journeys may be silky smooth,
Though some live like a rake,
But when their time of play is done
Life’s fragile thread may break.
The last walk to the wicket,
The final ball they bowl,
Gives way to empty hours,
When fear wi...
Thursday 11th December 2025 7:41 am
V/Line from Sale
The sleepy fog of travelling
Is wrenched away so quick
Standing in the aisle behind
A young woman, pale and sick
She’s shouting at her phone
and at any unwitting glance
Her hard face glares in fury.
No one gets a second chance
Around her people try to ignore
the live circus on display.
And busy themselves with anything
to make it go away.
She st...
Tuesday 26th August 2025 8:37 am

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