she can’t sleep
tiny footsteps race across the floorboards
the bedroom door opens cautiously
and a tiny figure climbs into bed
her little head rests on my pillow
“I can't sleep, Daddy."
“I know."
I kiss her forehead
and carry her back to her room
I promise to stay
I promise to wait until she falls alseep
it takes the promise of Christmas
and a string of gold coaches
racing colours around her room
to finally close her sleepy eyes
it takes only the thought of Christmas
to open them
11.30pm 12th December 2003
(My daughter, Madison, who just couldn't sleep)
Life is and continues to be fractured. As I get older the truths and constants that I held in my hands as law now seem like childlike echoes of something more noble…
Friday, 12 December 2003
Monday, 17 June 2002
makes sense to me
the first words you ever typed
Jioiiooiohihihc
m x’v
pi[oipjiiipjipoj[pohjlklkkjokokvfk4o6u 3kjjhm
mkl;ilioh
vbj/sasdf
zg;.l;.fd
0b
vzvmagb
c
madis\o n agk,o5ryk,0-‘
but dad helped
5+
yu;lsszi’/
m x’v
pi[oipjiiipjipoj[pohjlklkkjokokvfk4o6u 3kjjhm
mkl;ilioh
vbj/sasdf
zg;.l;.fd
0b
vzvmagb
c
madis\o n agk,o5ryk,0-‘
but dad helped
5+
yu;lsszi’/
all makes perfect sense to me.
17th June 2002 (my daughter and a keyboard)
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