Rob Joseph 

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Poetry

The Old Photograph

The photo of you,The one in my pocket,Is faded and torn at the edges.The black and white picture,A gift from you,Is a treasure that I’ll take to the grave.

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Poetry

I need to breathe

I need to breathe, Like winter needs the snow, Like summer needs the sun, Like spring needs its glow, Like autumn needs its colourful gown, in which we kick our way.

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Blogging

Serial killers in our midst

I’ve started writing poems about serial killers. I’ve written three so far, but they’re not quite ready for public viewing, not yet. I’ll sleep on them tonight, I think, and then do some editing, and I might upload one or…

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Ghost story

The ghostly woman in white

Ghost It is a beautiful cemetery, small and compact, a private family place of rest with an old chapel that splits the burial plot into two but is tightly locked and bolted at all times against the visitors from the…

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Blogging

Updating the visuals

I liked how my website looked, but there was definitely room for improvement, so I went online looking for something clean, something pushing toward minimalism but also suited to my writing style. I tend to be more of a writer…

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Poetry

A quick walk around the block

Suburban Out of the front door, turn left at the tattoo parlour, young people waiting with Euros in clenched fists, and I stop and listen to the buzz of the needles as the artist plies his trade. Walk up the…

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Blogging

Behind the scenes

Darcy is at over 1100 words, my longest piece to date, and I banged It out in approximately 3 hours, and that 3 hours was at the end of a shift in the factory. Not only is Darcy my longest…

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