Neil Slevin is a 27-year-old writer from the West of Ireland. An English teacher, in 2016 he completed an MA in Writing at NUI Galway and he is now pursuing a writing-based career. Neil’s poetry has been published by The Galway Review and Boyne Berries, as well as numerous international journals, including Scarlet Leaf Review and Artificium: The Journal. His flash fiction appeared in The Incubator. He co-edits Dodging The Rain. Breathe (I Remember) How our silence swelled into a bubble I could’ve stayed forever in as the noise of life went on outside, everything lost in your glow, as the sense of what you knew but didn’t realise yet set you ablaze and I basked in the warmth you gave away, joyous just to be and breathe, only a little scared I might do something to disturb all the bits and pieces of universe that had conspired to make 'us'; how if I could choose from all the moments I’ve lived to this, I would pick that to live again, die happily at its end.
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