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Stuart Bright

Updated: Fri, 24 Sep 2021 08:08 am

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Biography

I used to write a lot of poetry when i was younger, call it teenage angst or whatever, but i never had any feedback on any of my stuff. I have recently started writing again and wanted to know what people thought.

Samples

Ink Quickly the ink spreads, running across the pages. Making sense within their lines, keeping records through the ages. Each dotted line and scratched out cross as important as the other, To fill the tomes with thoughts and dreams, from cover through to cover. Entire lives and moments can be caught and stored within these bindings, Academics throughout time had a way to save their findings. Memories forever kept, safe, never to be forgotten, As the lines live on, you can always see, the paths that you have trodden.

All poems are copyright of the originating author. Permission must be obtained before using or performing others' poems.

Blog entries by Stuart Bright

A Perfect Evening (15/01/2022)

The moment it all changed (15/01/2022)

Evening Routine (27/09/2021)

Stuck (26/09/2021)

Wind (26/09/2021)

Paper (21/09/2021)

Time (17/09/2021)

Bed Time (12/10/2018)

Life (10/05/2018)

Panic in the Paddock (06/01/2017)

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Blog link: https://www.writeoutloud.net/blogs/stuartbright

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Stuart Bright

Fri 20th Jan 2017 06:20

Hi myescape,

The first 5 are my early work, excluding Ink which was the first bit of writing I've done in the current years. It's also one which I'm happiest with, you should check it out and let me know what you think.

Thanks for taking the time to read them!

Stu.

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Myescape

Thu 19th Jan 2017 20:45

How many of the poems on your page are works from your younger self?

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Cynthia Buell Thomas

Wed 4th Jan 2017 11:31

Sorry I've been so long to 'tune in'. And welcome to WOL, (three months later).

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