Principled – taking only what he needed, giving of his best

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Waiting, for the warning sound, waiting to gain precious ground

Today’s Tale in ten words

A speeding train, two cases and a lone standing magician

Today’s Tale in ten words

No plumed hat nor ringlets, yet his image remains intact

Today’s Tale in ten words

New faces yet such familiarity.
They would share a history.

Today’s Tale in ten words 

His innocent corner was where the artist discarded the empties

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This murmuration would be a lasting memory, sealing their pact

Today’s Tale in ten words 

Listen – the wind.
Listen – the whispers.
Listen long.
Listen wisely.

Today’s Tale in ten words 

Packages remain unopened but the contents would seal their fate

Today’s Tale in ten words

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.