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We’re just being old people

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We’re just being old people.

Still people

Just being old

Old people

Being

Old beings

Being still

Just old

Still being

People

Just.

 

I’ve left out the punctuation as it can be read in many different ways with different pausing – & can even be read backwards.

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Susan Miller 
			
Growing up in the agricultural north-east surrounded by ‘Scotland the What’ humour, Susan, from a non-Doric household, learned to enjoy the rich sparseness of this area’s dialect. She continues to experiment with both English and Doric, contributing to two HW…


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Susan Miller

Growing up in the agricultural north-east surrounded by 'Scotland the What' humour, Susan, from a non-Doric household, learned to enjoy the rich sparseness of this area's dialect. She continues to experiment with both English and Doric, contributing to two HW anthologies, Lallans, Dyslexia and Us (Dyslexia Scotland) and POTB (Pushing out the Boat). Winner of the Buchan Heritage Society's Open Verse section in 2016, one of her favourite experiences with HW was creating, 'Pit on yer simmit,' a Doric Renga (and a world first) with four fellow members. Although now an in-absentia HW member, Susan drops in during school holidays.

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