Tag Archives: honeymoon

Wedding Day Blues

Posted on October 18, 2020 by AnElephantCant

Click here to hear the poet read his words: Wedding Day Blues the ice was cracked and spikythe glass was smashed and greenthe water black and filthybut her hands were soft and clean he was tall and wore a soft … Continue reading →

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The Wedding Scene

Posted on April 30, 2016 by AnElephantCant

The ice was cracked and spiky The glass was smashed and green The water black and filthy But her hands were soft and clean He was tall and wore a soft felt hat He stood in front of the TV … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry | Tagged a marriage of inconvenience, bride and groom, honeymoon, poem, poetry, surreal, wedding | 1 Comment

Flight of Fancy – Sunday Photo Fiction

Posted on August 10, 2014 by AnElephantCant

AnElephantCant drive an aeroplane He is not designed to be a pilot He has got such big ears And from what he hears Pilots who fly lots quite often hit the high spots This is a weekly invitation to write a short piece … Continue reading →

Posted in Daft Rhymes, Other Fiction | Tagged 150 words, aeroplane, edinburgh, flash fiction, flight of fancy, honeymoon, marseille, Paris, provence, short story, Sunday Photo Fiction | 2 Comments

A Roof with a View – Alastair’s Photo Fiction

Posted on April 28, 2013 by AnElephantCant

AnElephantCant do the Danse Macabre He decides to abandon that genre To lighten the mood He feels that he should Do a twirl and sing a silly wee song See here for Alastair’s Blog, the picture below is this week’s … Continue reading →