Packages remain unopened but the contents would seal their fate
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Monthly Archives: October 2014
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Family, a symbol, sisterhood and support.
Modern city, ancient threads.
Today’s Tale in ten words – another story inspired by the news of the day.
It’s taken a little while to come to fruition but here it is, the face of Birmingham. Personally, I love it. ‘Love the idea and the statue itself.
It’s on my list for a visit next time I’m in Brum …
Link to Birmingham Post pictures
The newly-installed public artwork, which proudly stands outside the Birmingham Library, was commissioned by the Ikon Gallery and designed by Turner Prize-winning artist Gillian Wearing.
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Laughter was their coming together and their individual parting gifts
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A way remained into the bricked-up old air raid shelter
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No city home for majestic elephants in search of figs.
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That stolen hour returned in the half-light and fetched reflection
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Strange phenomena and shadowy black-eyed glimpses.
Mysteries of the Chase
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Bullring 1922.
The clouds hang low and menacing.
Crowds gather.
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It was the final moment.
The day had now ended.
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Toes inward pointed and shoulders hunched.
(Her mission remains secret.)
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