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watery sunlight a cobweb sparkles intermittently Celia Crook |
morning after — the spiders' webs heavy with dew Alison Williams |
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watery sunlight a cobweb sparkles intermittently Celia Crook |
morning after — the spiders' webs heavy with dew Alison Williams |
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lake picnic a tiny spider swings between grass blades Maria Steyn |
the moth's movement in the ragged cobweb just nightwind David J. Platt |
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new dog — chasing spiders from the old kennel Catherine Mair |
white-tailed spider the kindergarten child shows it for news Patricia Prime |
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a tiny spider crossing the windowpane stops at a raindrop William J. Higginson |
hard rain the spider's web becomes a swing Owen Burkhart |
| The Original Arrabella | |
Arrabella's Home | |
Arrabella +1 | |
Arrabella +3 |
| Photograph and haiku by Gerald England | Photographs by Gerald England Poetry by Victoria Tarrini and T E Blair |
Poetry by Ann Rivers, Star Morris and Michael Dylan Welch | Photograph by Gerald England Poetry by Sue Mill, Peter Williams and Joan Payne Kincaid |
| Arrabella +4 | |
Arrabella +5 | |
Arrabella +6 | |
Arrabella +7 |
| Haiga by Angelee Deodhar Poetry by Steve Sneyd, Mark Johnson, Andrei Dorian Gheorghe and Ferris Gilli |
Photograph by Robin Estill Poetry by Steve Sneyd, Max Verhart and Marc Thompson |
Photograph by Coral Hull Poem by Robin Estill Zip by John Carley Haibun by Paul T. Conneally |
Photograph and haibun by Carol Sircoulomb |
| A new domain name has now been established at
http://www.geraldengland.org.uk/. Much of the work
presently found here will be transferred to the new site over the next few months.
The following sections will NOT be transferred:
|| Aabye's Baby || Arrabella the Arachnid || Harold Fred Shipman || Purple Patch Convention || Tameside on the Internet || Yorkshire Dialect || Zimmer-zine || It is expected that this site will close down around the end of 2005. |