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Tag Archives: poverty
Ani’s Advent Calendar 2020! A poem from Maggie
Dear Santa, There are some of my friends missing from this year’s Advent Calendar. One of them is Maggie, who lived, held in love, from puppyhood to a wonderful old age. Two years ago, she sent me a poem. It … Continue reading
Guest Author: Mark Bierman ~ Vanished
Today I wish to take some time to promote my novel, Vanished. Now, I must be honest with you, I never thought I’d write a story about human trafficking How it all began and why: My father was a building … Continue reading
Liz Lloyd is Beetley Pete’s guest…
Reblogged from beetleypete: I am delighted to present a guest post from British blogger, Liz Lloyd. This is her own short bio. ‘After 35 years as a primary school teacher and school librarian, I started two blog sites based on … Continue reading
Posted in reblog
Tagged blogging, britain, canada, guest post, history, migration, poverty
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Ani’s Advent 2019! Getting it right… and a poem from Willow
Dear Santa, I’ve been thinking. I know you always bring me new toys and treats, but …and don’t tell her this… I prob’ly get more than enough treats all year and my toy box is overflowing. I’ve still got loads … Continue reading
Awiti’s Tutoring ~ AHFA #writephoto
Photo by Sue Vincent Awiti stood at the gate, her slender fingers gripped the iron as she peered through at the impressive building of the school she wished she could go to. She watched the white Afrikaan girls talking and … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged Afrikaan girls, Apartheid system, Bantu, chaperone, classroom, country, dinner, doctor, drugstore, education, government, housewife, learning, market, Nelson Mandela, peers, poor, poverty, racial segregation, real life, School, trouble, tutor, tutoring, uneducated, unskilled laborer
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First, catch your fish… #writephoto
I can’t remember when I last felt so tired. The past couple of weeks have been hectic… in the best possible way… what with the workshop, reconnecting with old friends while they are in the country and all the usual … Continue reading
Posted in fish, Humour
Tagged aquarium, beauty, darkness, environment, fish tank, moving home, poverty
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Twitching the curtains…
I stood at the window, doing the dishes and watching the sun set behind the houses. The old lady who lives at the end of the street walked by and smiled at me through the glass; there is no sense … Continue reading
A quirk of fate – Neel Anil Panicker #writephoto
He peeped inside and saw a creaking wobbly legged old wooden cot and lying on it an eighty year old woman spitting blood and bile onto the mud floors, her flaked skin and mangled bones spreading out all over like … Continue reading
Beyond the doorstep
It is pitch black; like an idiot, I am teetering on a stool cleaning windows and muttering that there are far better ways to spend my life that doing chores. To say that I hate housework would be inaccurate. I … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged emotional poverty, facades, lace curtains, Leeds, poverty, scrubbed doorstep, spirituality, terraced houses
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I protest #InternationalChildrensDay
I protest. I protest against the poverty and hunger in which so many children are forced to live by failing societies where greed is an economic norm. In the UK, alone, one in four children officially live in poverty… yet … Continue reading