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Passion the Anthology
Passion the Anthology
Passion the Anthology
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Passion the Anthology

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Passion comes in many guises, many colours. This collection of work will tantalise the taste buds, stir the emotions and provoke a reaction! What colour is your passion?

LanguageEnglish
PublisherQuaggy Quills
Release dateJul 18, 2015
ISBN9781310260650
Passion the Anthology
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Quaggy Quills

QuaggyQuills is a diverse group of local London writers collaborating to sharing our love of creative writing. We love all forms of literature and will be sharing some of our poetry and prose (essays, short stories, and plays) with you.

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    Passion the Anthology - Quaggy Quills

    Passion

    The Anthology

    QuaggyQuills

    A Collection of Poetry and Prose

    Compilation copyright © QuaggyQuills

    Text Copyright © individual authors 2015

    Cover Image and Design © L Carty 2015

    Smashwords Edition, License Notes:

    Thank you for downloading this eBook.

    All rights reserved. This book remains the copyrighted property of the authors, and may not be redistributed to others for commercial or non-commercial purposes without the written permission of the appropriate individual author.

    Table of Contents

    Contents Page

    Introduction

    Tempt the Taste Buds

    Cheesecake - Gloria Brown

    Soup Night - Gloria Brown

    Foreign Palate - Marilyn Bond

    The Mixing Bowl - Enomwoyi Damali

    Food of the Devil - Enomwoyi Damali

    Is Dis a Pattie? - Brenda Garrick

    Cox's Orange Pippin - Leibert Kirby

    Relationships

    I Release and let go - Jennifer Harris

    Living with all the Silence - Margaret Winstanley

    Virtual Life and Real Life - Edozie Ameke

    Friendship - Gloria Brown

    Mother's Milk - Leibert Kirby

    It's a Wonder - Enomwoyi Damali

    Wild About Harry - Brenda Garrick

    My Date - Margaret Winstanley

    Pens - Leibert Kirby

    The Telegram - Alison Nwakwu

    Nostalgia

    Perhaps - Dezrene Martin

    Names - Leibert Kirby

    Sensational Script - Enomwoyi Damali

    Passion for Granny - Marilyn Bond

    Flying a Kite - Leibert Kirby

    Eight Stages of Sexual Frisson - Enomwoyi Damali

    Lover's Rock Congress - Jennifer Harris

    Life

    If Summer be the Season ah Carnival - Brenda Garrick

    Don't Talk to Strangers - Leibert Kirby

    Compassion - Jennifer Harris

    Invisible Women - Leibert Kirby

    The Triumphant Life - Edozie Ameke

    Perhaps - Margaret Winstanley

    Perhaps Again - Margaret Winstanley

    Holding this Space - Margaret Winstanley

    A Verbal Pruning - Enomwoyi Damali

    Now is de Winter - Brenda Garrick

    Love, Hate & Everything In-between

    If February be the Month ah Love - Brenda Garrick

    Traffic Wardens - Leibert Kirby

    Response to Traffic Wardens - Enomwoyi Damali

    Response to Traffic Wardens - Brenda Garrick

    Don't Throw it all Away - Enomwoyi Damali

    A Lovely Pair - Enomwoyi Damali

    Fine Line - Enomwoyi Damali

    Passion - Brenda Garrick

    Romance

    I am your Duvet - Jennifer Harris

    Under the Moonlit Church Spire - Edozie Ameke

    The Look - Brenda Garrick

    50 Shades ah Nastiness - Brenda Garrick

    Mackenzie Rose - Leibert Kirby

    Camellia, on not being a Rose - Leibert Kirby

    Black Love - Jennifer Harris

    About the Authors

    Introduction

    This anthology is about passion in the widest sense, since strictly speaking, passion means any strongly felt emotions such as love, hate, anger, and of course, desire. George Bernard Shaw insists that there are passions far more exciting than the physical ones ...intellectual passions, mathematical passion, passion for discovery and exploration: the mightiest of all passion. In themselves, these internal feelings of passions are neither good, nor bad. A passion for the Pattie in Shakespeare’s Patois Pattie is no better or worse than a passion for Cheesecake, or for Flying a Kite. A passion for justice in the Invisible Women has as much value as a passion for, say, Travel. However, when that passion leads us into action, it can also lead us into either positive, or not so positive territories. Flying into a panic because the red skirt is where the blue should be, as seen in Fine Line, means that a passion for an orderly wardrobe could lead to problems. Our passions are based on our individual beliefs and experiences, so while you may have strongly felt views about the concept of Compassion, who would argue against the equally strong belief in the life giving quality of Mother’s Milk? Of course if amorous couplings and the crescendo of emotions culminating in … well… whatever your mind imagined, drew you to this anthology, then take a peep at our ‘Erotic’ writings, and explore the conflicts between external respectability, and internal simmering sexuality. In this anthology you will find a selection of poems and prose, exploring our passion for food, for love and relationships, for creativity, and for life.

    Whatever your passion, may you continue to embrace and enjoy. May your passion energise and not engulf. And as you read this book, may our writings enthuse and excite, and possibly electrify the passions within you.

    Enomwoyi Damali

    Tempt the Taste Buds

    Food out of this world

    Mouthwatering delights from

    Home or foreign parts.

    Leibert Kirby

    Cheesecake

    I never really liked cheesecake until…the first bite in New York…

    I remember when I was living in New York in the ‘80’s. I was in Brooklyn and after enjoying an all night party – what’s called a rave, my friend, Lynda, and I ended up at Juniors.

    Juniors was a restaurant in downtown Brooklyn. It seated over 100 people and was always busy. They opened 24 hours – and were rushed off their feet all the time. They had a very good reputation and served the most amazing food. Sandwiches that were filled to the brim – any type of bread. Bread that people in England never heard of. The main dishes

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