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http://fiftywordstories.com/2012/08/23/stuart-larner-just-in-time/

CRICKET FICTION

for cricket novel "Guile and Spin" got to:



http://www.amazon.co.uk/Guile-and-Spin-ebook/dp/B00DUE35C8/



for cricket short stories check out my new website in progress:




http://cricketshortstories.wordpress.com/

hi folks

please visit Foliate Oak magazine in Arkansas  May Issue to read my new story:

"The Third Bullet"

about how a war veteran attends a fiftieth anniversary D-day ceremony, and what universal truth it proves to himself and his carer.

go to :


http://foliateoak.weebly.com/stuart-larner.html

latest poem

here is a link to my latest poem, "Believe" , published on Every Day Poets website:

http://www.everydaypoets.com/believe-by-stuart-larner/

latest poems

Here are the links to my two latest poems, published on Every Day Poets:

"You tell me you have seen my tiger" 

http://www.everydaypoets.com/you-tell-me-you-have-seen-my-tiger-by-stuart-larner/

and "The Scaffolders"

http://www.everydaypoets.com/the-scaffolders-by-stuart-larner/

My "Draw your Mummy" poem

"Draw Your Mummy"

My local newspaper runs an annual competition on Mothers' Day of children's drawings.
The youngest winners often have the most enlightening pictures.

“Draw Your Mummy”

All the mothers’ faces in the competition:

Hair combed or coiffured, eyes full and kind,

White teeth exactly stacked, neat-nosed.

Most sought true likeness as the greatest truth.

Then a winner, by a child so young

Pencil still overwhelmed by passion,

Hardly recognisable as a human face

The scribbling energy of love.

And all across the top of its small page

In broad lines flooding off either edge

Unending beyond imagining

A rainbow.

Stuart Larner