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The Lark

The Lark Publication shares fictional short stories and poetry

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Trisha Ready in The Lark

The First Year of 50 I Have Welcomed Autumn

Poetry

Trisha Ready in The Lark

Between Blighted and Blessed

Poetry

A late summer pink flower fading on a vine.

Denise Larkin, BA (Hons) in The Lark

Hope is a Deadly Game

A poem

In shadows danced the fears, silent and stark,
where courage met the whispers of the…

Denise Larkin, BA (Hons) in The Lark

Now You’re Gone

A poem — my dearest friend is no longer with us

Denise Larkin, BA (Hons) in The Lark

A Lively Soul Taken By Cancer

A poem about cancer

John E Marks in The Lark

Bridge

Poetry

The regiment of day
cannot drift away,
back to the cancer hospital
back to the chemo and the radio
and…

Trisha Ready in The Lark

A fallen tree in the forest that will become a nursing log.

I Wish I Could Translate This Poem into a Handful of Haiku

Poetry

Wry Welwood in The Lark

Hospital bed.

Not Done Yet

My wife’s journey

I write while she dozes.
Hospital bed encloses
vulnerability.

Five masses…

Carolyn Hastings in The Lark

A panoramic seascape scene at dusk with the backview silhouette of a man holding a young child in his arms at the waters edge.

Cancer | In Memoriam

Robbed of Life at 35

A tribute poem for Rob on the day of his…

Theodore McDowell in The Lark

Losing a Daughter to Cancer

To a friend — the grief must seem endless and unbearable