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The resignation of Headteacher, Joss Hayes, from Route 39 Academy tells us more about the state of the school than any Ofsted report.
Here is a woman who is putting her career and the education of her two sons above everything else.
Had she been in post when the school finally folds she would have found it extremely difficult to find another headship. As it is, canny foresight has ensured her promotion.
Her confidence in Route 39 obviously didn't just end in the office. By moving away from the area to Dorset, her two boys will change schools and she won't have to take the embarrassing course of removing them from this failing school to send them to another local school.
No wonder she smiled at the parents during the public inquiry. It was probably in sympathy rather than friendship.
We wish her well when she starts her new job in January.
Ofsted Report
- another nail in the coffin?
The primary concerns for parents choosing a school for their offspring will surely be a good education, taught by competent teachers, who will ensure their child will reach the highest of standards.
However, despite Route 39 operating at less than a third of its predicted intake (and the 'below average attendance' brings the daily figures down even further), it is unable to offer a 'good' level of education, let alone the promised 'outstanding'.
Mr Bence urges current and prospective parents to read the report in full in the hope that the plus side of the document - basically management, trustee's support and conduct being acceptable - will leave a favourable impression. But are these the qualities that will reassure worried parents?
At the Public Inquiry Mrs Hayes admitted that 'outstanding' education was not dependent on a school building, but on the quality of the deliverance, so the temporary siting of the school is not the reason for the poor performance.
Dress it up any way Mr Bence likes, he cannot get away from the fact that Route 39 is a school that 'requires improvement', and is failing its pupils and parents on a fundamental level.
This failure is reflected in the above average proportion of students who are moving in and out of the school at times other than at the start of the academic year, as noted by the Ofsted inspector.
The next Ofsted inspection is to be held in two years time, assuming, of course, there will be a Route 39 Academy to inspect..
Planning Inquiry Diary
Day Six
The 9.30am start began with R39's barrister Mr (affectionately known as Rottweiler) Reed trying to get his teeth into TDC's planning expert, Mr Wood. But Mr Wood refused to be shaken to death and stood his ground, calmly contradicting the increasingly frustrated Mr Reed whenever the need arose. Milky Way topics ranged from site access, lighting, sustainability and site ownership. Questions then turned to Steart Farm starting with a lengthy discussion about the interpretation of NPPF clause 116 with the Inspector joining in as well (this clause is to do with permitting development in the AONB under 'exceptional circumstances' and 'in the national interest'). Mr Reed also tackled the local plan, followed by heritage issues. Mr Jackson invited FOR39er's to question Mr Wood, but no one took up the offer. Mr Wadsley then clarified a few points, as did the Inspector.
After lunch it was the turn of R39's planning man, Mr Kevin Hunt from Willmott Dixon, to take centre stage. With the help of Mr (now a pussy cat) Reed he outlined the salient points in the appellant's application. Mr Wadsley's much gentler style of cross-examination nevertheless got Mr Hunt admitting to some uncomfortable contradictions. Initially concentrating on Steart Farm questions covered building design, listed buildings, AONB test, and alternative site cost comparisons. Mr Wadsley queried the wisdom of enrolling pupils into the school before R39 even had a temporary site confirmed. Heritage issues were also covered, before the Inspector asked for questions from the opposers. Jumping at the opportunity to quiz R39, questions were asked about construction traffic, gates and footpath access, and the flawed consultation process. Mr Reed clarified some issues, as did Mr Jackson. At this point we were somewhat thrown by Mr Jackson appearing to suggest some improvements to the proposed building design, heating arrangements, bat mitigation and lighting problems.
After a short break Mr Jackson convened a 'round table' discussion which included everyone present. Papers were handed out which listed the draft conditions R39 have to adhere to when developing at Steart Farm, which are numerous and time consuming. No construction of any kind can begin until these are completed. Anyone could question anything that was unclear. Again, it seemed that the Inspector was minded to recommend approval, but we later learnt that, in cases that are "called in" by the Secretary of State, Planning Inspectors must cover every conceivable mitigation to be sure that they have been considered. Should they then recommend refusal, the Secretary of State cannot say that if this improvement or that improvement was made he would permit the application. Mr Jackson declared he had not yet decided what his recommendation would be, and that he had a deadline of five weeks in which to consider all the evidence and write his report. He had no idea how long the Secretary of State would take to make the final decision as there was a large backlog of appeals due to the election.
Tomorrow is to start at 9.30am again with summing-up statements by, first Mr Wadsley, then Mr Reed, followed by the site visits, part of which may be filmed by the BBC.
After a day of mood swings from hope to despair we staggered home, stiff from sitting so long on uncomfortable chairs.
Day Five
Revived after a three day break we gathered for day five of the inquiry at 10am. Both sides were so well supported that chairs were being brought in from every corner (bizarrely, the No group always sit behind the R39 team and the FOR39 - emblazoned on their T shirts - sit behind the TDC team). Mr Jackson spoke for a few minutes about procedural matters.
We were expecting the cross-examination of Headteacher, Joss Hayes, but the Inspector instead invited third party statements. First to speak was Mr Stephen Pitcher, Chair of the North Devon AONB Partnership. He gave an elegant speech expressing the partnership's strong objection to the application and was dismissive of R39's intention to manage AONB footpaths as inappropriate, adding that the partnership anyway occasionally worked with local schools from outside the AONB. He was then cross-examined by Mr Reed.
Leader of TDC, Councillor Jane Whittaker, speaking solely from a personal point of view, gave a brief statement about highway concerns, the adverse impact on Bucks Mills and added that all the voting public she had met on her rounds had been against the development at Steart Farm.
At last, the cross-examination of a visibly tense Mrs Hayes. Mr Wadsley pestered the Headteacher on their claim they have a 'need' to be in the AONB when, in fact, all the curriculum could be taught successfully outside the AONB (at the Milky Way, in fact). Mrs Hayes said the pupils had an inalienable right to be in the AONB, and that from the Steart Farm site they could wander into the adjoining woods for lessons at any time without having to use coaches at £66 a visit. Other questions Mr Wadsley posed were on the Duchy College (ironically, not sited in an AONB) partnership, R39's lack of sports facilities and R39's objection to the Milky Way site. Questions from the public followed and included R39's relationship with the AONB Partnership to date and possibly using Hobby Lodge woods. One suggestion that the R39 trustees had chosen Steart Farm and then tailored their vision to fit the choice of site got as near to an applause as permitted. She was also asked which was preferable: Milky Way or closure, if the Secretary of State should refuse the application, she said she would choose the Milky Way. Concern that the lack of fencing to the wooded side of the school site would allow teenagers to sneak into the woods during break was not allayed by Mrs Hayes saying 'they just wouldn't'. Creeping urbanisation as a result of the school was another worry.
Mr McKetney returned to the chair vacated by Mrs Hayes to refute a new letter from DCC highways, Mr Collins, which Mr Reed read out. He was then cross-examined by Mr Wadsley. A question from the floor about whether he personally considered, in general terms, that siting secondary schools on 60 mph roads was a good idea, he said yes. This was followed by numerous questions from The Inspector who wanted clarity on concerns about entering and exiting Steart Farm, the dangerous visibility lines from the proposed lay-bys and the inevitable dropping off of pupils on the old road by stressed parents in a hurry. He painted some likely scenarios and their potentially tragic outcomes.
Last to sit in 'the chair' today was Mr Mark Wood, planning expert for TDC. He read out his statement covering listed buildings, Milky Way costs - demonstrably cheaper to buy and ecologically far less harmful than Steart Farm - and other planning matters. Mr Reed got half way through his cross-examination before suggesting he stopped there for the day as it had turned 5pm. Mr Jackson agreed and it was decided Mr Reed would continue his questioning at 9.30am tomorrow morning.
Humorous remarks thrown in from time to time by Mr Jackson lightened the day and received polite guffaws.
Last full day tomorrow before the official site visit on Thursday.
Day Four
If this had been a storyline in The Archers one might have thought it was a bit far-fetched. First the Inspector gets caught up in the aftermath of a serious A39 accident close to Steart Farm, then the TDC barrister was late for the 10 am start due to another serious accident on the A39, and now one parish councillor accuses other parish councillors of not correctly following parish procedures.
The day started with comments from the public, the first being an emotional, even tearful, statement from a Route 39 father/governor/parish councillor. Private, round table discussions will be convened to discuss his accusations.
Several opposers made statements on a variety of issues including sewerage in the streams, education, criticisms of some of R39 arguments, deforestation in the valley, loss of tranquility, and pollution of run-off water. Although some of the subjects were similar to yesterday, the contents were from different perspectives and provided additional food for thought.
R39 Headteacher, Mrs Joss Hayes, was then called to give her statement. She talked about the curriculum, and how it was essential to be in the AONB to deliver it. Examples of AONB subjects might include climate change studies, footpath management, creative writing, soil sampling. Yet more last minute documents had been handed in that morning from the appellants' team, this time clarifying Mr Bence's sketchy answers from yesterday (Mr Jackson pleaded 'no more last minute documents, please'). She talked about the partnership with Duchy College (which successfully teaches land-based studies, but does so outside an AONB). She reiterated that the school was close to closure due to the uncertainty of the permanent site. When later asked by a member of the public if R39 was partly responsible for the predicament they were in by not having a plan B, she said, rather uncertainly, that she didn't think they were. She also gave her reasons as to why the Milky Way site was unsuitable, even though it had been for the temporary school.
Mr Wadsley was invited to cross-examine Mrs Hayes but asked if it could be delayed until Tuesday to give him time to study the new documents.
Mrs Hayes was then subjected to a barrage of questions from the public trying to ascertain how R39 was to safely implement eg footpath management, and as to why it was necessary to be IN the AONB. She was reminded of R39's claim that the school was 'born out of the passion of the local community' and was asked if this was still the case. 'Clearly not,' she responded, 'However, 'local' means Bude to Bideford'. Across all subjects her answers were less than convincing. She will return to the witness chair on Tuesday.
Next up was Mr McKetney, R39's highways expert, to give his statement, most of which refuted a letter from DCC highways covering road issues at the Milky Way. He also explained why all the alternative sites, even one just opposite Steart Farm, were far too dangerous in terms of access to and egress from the A39, but that access to Steart Farm from the same 60 mph road is safe.
Mr Jackson said he would re-schedule his site visits from Wednesday to Thursday.
The day closed at about 3.30 and will resume on Tuesday at 10am with questions for Mr McKetney, and Mrs Hayes' cross-examination. Time for a breather.
Day Three
Day three of the PI began at 9.30am with a cross-examination of Ms Mitchell by TDC barrister, Mr Wadsley. As she had only joined the appellant's team in February she was unable to answer many of the questions Mr Wadsley fired at her.
Public statements followed coming from many parties including a pupil from R39, a mother and a couple of fathers. Opposers focused on land slippage, the flawed consultation process, run off, lighting, highway concerns, and educational issues. (Highway concerns turned out to be especially pertinent as the Inspector had become caught up in the accident at Horns Cross on Wednesday evening, so had first-hand experience of the dangers of the A39)
The next witness for R39 was Mr Rawlings, their heritage expert. He was questionned by Mr Wadsley on his view of the significance of the Steart Farmhouse and curtilege buildings within the social, cultural, environmental and historic contexts (it seems the horse engine is one of very few in the country even though it is derelict).
The Inspector commented that the scale of the school building was disproportionate to the farmhouse, and by the very nature of the building it would no longer look like a farmstead.
Mr Bence, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, then took his turn in the witness chair. He gave the already well-known arguments about parental choice and how it was essential to site the school within the AONB in order to deliver a land-based curriculum. When questioned by a member of the public about the school having to be adjacent to a beach - i.e. Bucks Mills beach - and asked if he realised the beach was dangerous due to pollution he said he had no evidence of this (despite the large warning notices on display which the Inspector confirmed were there). When pressed further about the responsibilities of taking pupils there and his 'duty of care' he eventually admitted that perhaps Bucks Mills Beach was unsuitable as a classroom. He was also asked why R39 didn't appeal against the refusal for the Milky Way as a temporary site. Apparently, 'that was an EFA (Educational Funding Agency) decision'.
Mr Jackson asked Mr Bence to clarify as to what exactly the pupils would be doing during AONB lessons. His answers were somewhat wooly and vague, and we learnt very little.
Day three of the inquiry ended at 5.45 and will resume in the morning at 10 am. Hard to believe we are already half way through the timetable!
Day Two
The day started with Mr Leaver being re-examined by Mr Wadsley to clarify any
points that may have been misunderstood.
The next witness to be called by TDC was Mrs Nichola Burley who is a Heritage Conservation expert. Mrs Burley gave a detailed explanation of the historical importance of the curtilege listed buildings in relation to the farmhouse. Even though they are in various states of disrepair, together they tell the story of the farm's development and use, and taken as a whole are of great significance.
Just as Mr Leaver was subjected to a grilling by Mr Reed yesterday, so was Mrs Burley today, though not for so long. Mr Wadsley then asked a few questions for clarification.
The next witness to take the 'hot seat' was Mr Powell, previously a head teacher and secondary school inspector, and currently advisor to R39 on educational development. Aided by Mr Reed he presented his statement saying that the school needs to be in AONB to deliver their vision of a rural education. He praised the school for performing as well as it does in temporary accommodation. However, when asked by a member of the public if it was imperative that they were in AONB in order to deliver an overall high standard of teaching and school management the answer was no.
Mr Wadsley then cross-examined Mr Powell, before Mr Reed asked a couple of questions to clarified a few points.
The last witness to be called today was Ms Mitchell, Architect and Landscape expert, on behalf of R39. She again described the Steart Farm layout and features. Due to the current useage of the farm, the removal of field definitions and the terracing of the site, she does not consider Steart Farm to be any longer truly 'representative' of AONB. She then gave the reasons the alternative sites were considered unsuitable by the appellants. It is interesting that, according to R39, the proposed school building somehow miraculously 'disappears' if sited at Steart Farm but sticks out like a sore thumb if placed anywhere else!
The day's proceedings closed on time, but will begin 1/2 an hour earlier in the morning. Tomorrow, members of the public will be given the opportunity to speak.
Day One
The first day of the Public Inquiry was chaired by Inspector, Paul Jackson, at Northam Town Hall. Despite the cramped venue, insufficient parking and problems with the PA system the Inquiry started on time. Both sides were fairly evenly supported by the public.
The Appellant is R39/Willmott Dixon who are appealing against the refusal of planning permission for the 5950sq m school, additional car parking, and appropriate alterations to the A39 entrance at Steart Farm, which is sited within the AONB and has Grade II listed buildings. Matthew Reed is their barrister.
The Rule 6 Party, led by Woolsery PC chairman, Robin Edmonds, is a joint team of four Parish Councils - Woolsery, Parkham, Abbotsham and Alwington - who are supporting TDC.
Counsel for Torridge District Council is Peter Wadsley
The day started with Mr Jackson outlining the format and proposed timetable for the Inquiry and laying down the ground rules. He then invited the barristers for R39 and TDC to make their opening statements.
Mr Reed spoke first for R39, summarising their planning application and reasons for choosing Steart Farm. They are going to call 7 witnesses.
Mr Wadsley spoke next for TDC. He said the council have withdrawn their objections to highways and sustainability and majored on the AONB status of Steart Farm, the listed buildings and possible alternative sites. He said they supported the school per se, but not at Steart Farm. They will be calling 3 witnesses.
Geoffrey Cox MP made a written representation (not seen by the public).
The first witness to be called was Mr Leaver, Landscape Architect, on behalf of TDC. Together with Mr Wadsley he presented a statement about the importance of AONB status and how the design of the proposed school would be totally out of keeping with the character of the area. He went on to describe the outline proposals for alternative sites - Milky Way, Merry Harriers, Swanton Farm and Seckington Farm - which TDC feel would be more appropriate than Steart Farm.
During the afternoon session Mr Leaver was subjected to a gruelling cross-examination by Mr Reed.
The first day overran by 3/4 of an hour, finishing at 5.45.
As spectators we went home feeling drained, so the participants must have been exhaused. And it's only day one!
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DH and I haven't started seriously discussing baby girl names together because we know (from last time) that we have quite different opinions.
Just to give you an idea where I'm coming from, here's my list. Amelia nn Mia, Liliana nn. Lily are my frontrunners followed by names like Linnea, Clara or Clare (not Claire), Cecilia or Celia, Elysa. I think I'm probably hung up on the letter "L." I love Emily, but I hate that it's been #1 FOREVER. I also like Nora(h), but my son is Noah, so that's out.
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I enjoyed the breathtaking views from the tower!
At the moment, the TV tower is closed until November 2005 for renovation/restoration.
We were there last 2 weeks with our guest. Too bad we couldn´t show her. But still it´s a nice walk in the woods. and the weather has been great too. Even the children´s playground is close too. Lucky for me that I´ve managed to go on top of the tower last few months.
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Extracting Metaphors From Life's Detritus; A Sculptor Entwines Found Objects With His Experiences and Human History
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He kept at it, had a few more local shows, learned art history and took inspiration from other artists, especially Pollock. He studied art at the Parsons School of Design and earned a bachelor's degree in fine arts from the Cooper Union in 1985. By then, he said, he realized that his skill at drawing and painting was a crutch.
He stopped painting and started making sculptures, experimenting with many materials. He wasn't happy with the results until 1988, when he made ''No. 8,'' a black melange of coiled rope, animal skulls, wood, rags and pelts that he believed achieved the energy of a Pollock. In it critics saw references to bondage, lynching, pain and death.
''Art is made in peaks and valleys, and I peaked at 'No. 8' and at 'No. 14' -- that's when the rust started coming on -- and at 'No. 43,' '' he said.
Mr. Drew said he works constantly and, unlike many artists, never uses assistants. ''My work and my self are not separate,'' he said. ''They are the same thing. My days are 16- to 18-hour days; big days are 20-hour days, with four hours of sleep in the room.''
Reality intrudes: where could he possibly sleep? Mr. Drew related a tidbit: ''When I lived in Washington Heights, I slept in the bathtub because my work took up so much space.'' (Nowadays Mr. Drew sleeps in a room adjoining his studio.)
His art often begins when he searches for materials on the street. ''I push my grocery cart out there and it's like shopping. When I lived in Manhattan I was all over Manhattan. They should give me a citation for cleaning up.''
But he goes to stores for materials, too. ''They look found, but they only echo found,'' he said. ''You can become the weather, you can put things in the process of aging.''
For that Mr. Drew uses various combinations of heat, sun, water and other natural elements. He also shreds some materials, knots others, paints them, builds wood into boxes and manipulates shape and color in other ways.
All along he is trying to figure out how to forge the materials into metaphors. He points to ''No. 8,'' one of the few works he still owns. ''All those objects speak to one another,'' he said. ''A wood circle got painted and put in a box; the fabric is store-bought, not found; the paper is shredded.''
Mr. Drew said his ideas came from life's experiences, starting with his own and more recently, collective human history. ''The weight of my ancestry still continues in my work, but there are other issues now,'' he said.
Each sculpture starts on the floor with a grid of some sort, white squares, for instance. He works on one section at a time, and as he does he keeps a television set (also drenched in rust-hued dust) going in the background. ''I always have something on,'' he said. ''It charges me. It gives me the sense that I'm connected to the world.''
As befits a scavenger, he often recycles his own work. The wooden boxes that went into ''No. 43'' were used years earlier in another piece. Another sculpture had three or four lives. ''I never leave things in the studio because if it's around and I need it, it'll get used,'' Mr. Drew said. ''Mary made that mistake once; she called and wanted a piece to sell and it had been taken apart and used in another piece.''
Once, when he was working in his Manhattan apartment, he made a sculpture that was too big to get out the door. ''I had to cut it up, and the piece became reborn,'' he chuckled. These days, in addition to his 3,000-square-foot studio in Brooklyn, Mr. Drew works part of the year in San Antonio, where he has several times more room.
Over the years his work has changed, sometimes subtly, and he attributes that to a widenening of his world. A 1992 trip to Dakar, Senegal, where he viewed quarters where slaves were held before being shipped to America, prompted him to incorporate small boxes into his work, for example. ''They're claustrophobic,'' he said, a feeling he could not escape in Senegal.
Last spring Mr. Drew spent time in Brazil, where he was shocked by the poverty. ''Visually it was horrific,'' he said. ''There were cardboard houses, people were washing their clothes in the sewers. I knew poverty, but not at the level I saw in Brazil. The human suffering I saw will influence my work; I have no idea how.''
Now he believes he must travel because it informs and deepens his work. ''It's necessary for me to have different experiences,'' he said. ''The more I see, the more apt to change I will be.''
Last summer Mr. Drew felt that his work was about to shift. ''I'm getting close to something,'' he said then. His piece for the Hirshhorn will be more colorful and more random than his previous work, said Ms. Bush, the curator, adding, ''You'll recognize it as Leonardo's, but it's different.''
Six weeks before the opening, Mr. Drew was scrambling to finish his work for the show. ''It's a culmination of the last three and a half years,'' he said by telephone from San Antonio, adding that he was using pink, silver and other colors. ''It's more aggressive, it's alive with color. It's exciting for me because it's new.''
A nagging question remained. ''Yes,'' Mr. Drew replied, ''I was named after Leonardo da Vinci. My mother says it just had to be, but I try not to place much on it. I didn't know who Leonardo was until the fourth grade, when the nuns told me. I used to get beat up for my name. I didn't answer to it in first grade. I accept it now, gratefully.''
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Articles in this series examine the creative process. Previous subjects have included Jim Hodges and Lisa Yuskavage.
Photos: ''No. 54'' (1996), by Leonardo Drew, includes fabric, plastic and wood. (Mary Boone Gallery)(pg. E8); An unfinished sculpture in Mr. Drew's studio. (Librado Romero/The New York Times); Left, Leonardo Drew in his Brooklyn studio with a work in progress; above, ''No. 54,'' a sculpture of fabric, plastic and wood at the Mary Boone Gallery. Critics interpret the appearance of decay in Mr. Drew's sculptures as a commentary on life, death and rebirth. (Librado Romero/The New York Times (above); Mary Boone Gallery (inset))(pg. E1)


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Blindly For You
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Title: Blindly For You
Pairings: Sebastian/Ciel Light Yaoi
Rating: T / Pg-13
Genre: Drama/Angst/Romance
Summary: My name is Ciel Phantomhive and I am blind. it's not meant to be like this, not what I planned at all, i don't want to feel like this, so that makes it all your fault.
Timeline: Actual universe. Also known as 21st century.
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Once upon a tragedyOnce upon a tragedy3 years ago in Visual & Found Poetry More Like This
Once upon a time I wanted to die
I would hide in my room and cry and cry
No one ever noticed and no one would ask
And if they ever did I would put on a mask
It started a few years back when they got a divorce
My parents did split with both yelling and force
I was left alone and told to go play
But how could I lie and tell them okay
I was only a child, but not anymore
The year I was four is no more
Now I am considered a beautiful young lady
But looking in the mirror I no longer see Katie
What I see is the scars left behind
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I fight with myself every single day
I cannot win, and my body's gone astray
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When did I start cursing? Or start popping pills?
I must have stopped eating or something else is wrong
Dear God please can you help me, where do I belong?
My ribs jut from my waist
And is that blood I taste?
How do they not notice? Why do they look away?
Why do I always smile and tell them I'
Ciel - Light and DarkCiel - Light and Dark3 years ago in Traditional Fixed Forms More Like This
Where were you when our hearts divided?
You said we'd always be united!
You were my breath into my mouth
The name I use to shout
But in your eyes is blood
Your sins over-flood
I struggle just to breathe
My skin tears beneath your teeth
I am your everlasting victim
Your DNA runs throughout my system
My body is completely yours
But this is what I endure
You're the enigma in my life
Continuing to thrust the knife
I am dying with apathy eyes
I've been filled with filthy lies
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Your incessant chemistry
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My existence is trapped in chains
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I am your very synthesis
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Trapped by torture you can't sustain
We are a unity, we are one
The only something you can't outrun
I am you and you are me
Innate for al
Digital CameraIn this digital screenDigital Camera3 years ago in Visual & Found Poetry More Like This
Is a picture of your face
You look so pretty and happy
Forever and always
I click the arrow over
And the camera shows a slide
It's you and me together
But also that other guy
He always made me angry
I never liked him around
I screamed and fought with you
Which only brought us down
The photo changes again
But this time only us
We're holding hands together
In the park out by the bus
I remember that night clearly
And the picture changed once more
It was like it was yesterday
That I found you on the floor
I screamed out your name
And tried to find my phone
But my hands were shaking badly
And I felt completely alone
The picture on the screen
Was of your grave
There were flowers and were people
And the memories in my brain
How could I not see
That you were never truly smiling
And that all along it was
Your hurt that you were piling
Maybe it was that guy
Or maybe it was me
Or maybe it was your job;
Perhaps your family
I glare into the screen
As a recording c
HUMANWe all have problems, it seems to beHUMAN4 years ago in Emotional More Like This
We all want something we cannot see
We all feel like we're failures on the inside
But outwardly you hide it like it's some surprise
We look at the cutters like their a mess
They don't know what they want so we all digress
But a problem is a problem whether big or small
And sometimes it's not even a problem at all
Like the child who is crying over a broken toy
Or the little baby laughing who is filled with joy
The mother who lost her very first child
To the teenager who's careless and runs around wild
The world we live in is a crazy disaster
And we are the ones who is its ringmaster
So to those who destroy is and fill it with hate
Damn them to hell along with their mistakes
To the gays and trans and all in between
To the ones hurting and crying with pleas
Love who you want and never be fake
Don't listen to haters for goodness sake
Don't be too hard on yourself, you'll make mistakes
You'll fall in love and have your heart break
You'll have bad habits
The Death of MeThe Death of Me3 years ago in Urban & Spoken Word More Like This
I cry into my sheets
And cry into my bed
I cannot stop crying
And think of instead
Where else to go
To forget about you
I'm scared so deeply
That you've become a tattoo
You make me crazy
You make me insane
And almost always
You're my reason for pain
I can't escape you
You're always there
It's like you're watching me
But you really don't care
If I try to love you
You just run away
And if I try to help you
There isn't a way
No matter the cost
No matter the pain
No matter what I feel
It's always the same
This cycle of anguish
It won't ever end
And by the time dawn hits
It begins again
I scream at you now
And you're never there
It's come to the point
Where I'm pulling out my hair
And some nights I bleed
I don't know why
Please can't you help me!
I don't want to die!
These tears that I'm crying
They won't go away
Don't you love me?
If you do, won't you stay?
By the end of the night
I am fast asleep
But my dreams are nightmares
Which is why I weep
In the mist of my agony
And in this terrible
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Dating back to the 1700s, Smithy Studio offers high-quality bed and breakfast in the centre of Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Within a 5-minute walk of this Leicestershire market town's restaurants and shops, it provides free Wi-Fi and parking. Each luxurious room has en suite or private bathroom facilities with bath or shower and complementary toiletries.
There is also a flat-screen TV with DVD player, fridge, desk, hairdryer and tea and coffee facilities. Of our rooms one is a luxurious suite with a large double bedroom accessed by a spiral staircase from a separate sitting room on the ground floor with desk, also leading to a secret garden and an en-suite walk-in modern wet room. A further double room with private bathroom is also available. Breakfast is offered in the garden or cobbled courtyard, in the conservatory or by the fire, depending on the season. Ashby-de-la-Zouch is around 18 miles from Leicester and 10 miles from Burton-upon-Trent in neighbouring Staffordshire. Derby and Nottingham are both around 30 minutes drive away.
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We immediately were made to feel very welcome on arrival, Helen provided everything we needed, and was very kind enough to provide the toothpaste we'd forgotten too. A lovely room, with a little noise outside through the night, although the trade off is the location, very close to the town centre. I wish we'd been able to stay longer. Very relaxing surroundings, and a fantastic breakfast.
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Santa Baby Lyrics
Santa Baby Song Lyrics
Santa baby, Just slip a sable under the tree
For me
I've been an awful good girl
Santa baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight
Santa baby, a 54 convertable too, light blue
I'll wait up for you dear
Santa baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight
Think of all the fun I've missed
Think of all the fellas that I haven't kissed
Next year I could be just as good
If you'd check out my Christmas list
Boo doo bee doo [background]
Santa honey, I wanna yacht
And really that's not a lot
I've been an angel all year
Santa baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight
Santa honey, there's one thing that I really need, The deed
To a plex of my hand
Santa honey, so hurry down the chimney tonight
Santa cutie, fill my stocking with a duplex and checks
Sign your 'X' on the line
Santa cutie, so hurry down the chimney tonight
Come and trim my Christmas tree
With some decorations bought at Tiffany's
I really do believe in you
Let's see if you believe in me
Boo doo bee doo [background]
Santa baby, forgot to mention one little thing, a ring
I don't mean on a phone
Santa baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight
Hurry down the chimney tonight
Hurry down the chimney tonight
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›Cry (Instrumental)
›Gumption (Instrumental)
›Christmas Surprise (Instrumental)
›Three Musketeers (Instrumental)
›The Cowch (Instrumental)
›Meu Passado (Instrumental)
›Verso e Prosa (Instrumental)
›Kiss Goodbye (Instrumental)
›It's Complicated (Instrumental)
›For Nancy (Instrumental)
›Busy Guy (Instrumental)
›Roadside Rhapsody (Instrumental)
›If I Wanted To Call You (Instrumental)
›Definitely Unexpected (Instrumental)
›Light My Fire (Instrumental)
›Anything Can Happen (Instrumental)
›Separate Vacations (Instrumental)
›Dream Kitchen (Instrumental)
›Zero (Instrumental)
›Kayak for One (Instrumental)
›Iris and Jasper (Instrumental)
›Maestro (Instrumental)
›Are You Gonna Be My Girl
›At Your Side
The Corrs
›Best of My Love
The Emotions
›Cold Hands (Warm Heart)
Brendan Benson
›Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing
Stevie Wonder
›Got To Be Real
Cheryl Lynn
›Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Ella Fitzgerald
›Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
James Taylor
›I Believe in You
Hope Partlow
›It's a Shame
The Spinners
›Just For Now
Imogen Heap
›Last Christmas
›Let Go
Frou Frou
›Mr. Brightside
The Killers
›Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree
Brenda Lee
›Santa Baby
Kylie Minogue
›Sha La La
Al Green
›Sleigh Ride
The Ronettes
Chantal Kreviazuk
›Winter Wonderland
Darlene Love
›You Send Me
Aretha Franklin
Claude Bolling
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Synonyms of nippy in English:
1 so big a man is never going to be exactly nippy
agile, lithe, sprightly, acrobatic, light-footed, nimble-footed, light, light on one's feet, fleet-footed, spry, lively, active, graceful, supple, limber, lissom, flexible, skilful, deft, dexterous, adroit
informal twinkle-toed
[Antonyms] lumbering, clumsy
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