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Daily Archives: December 29, 2015
Going green…
Originally posted on The Silent Eye:
Green Man by http://www.rainewalker.com Over the past few weeks strange articles have begun to appear around the house. Arcane artefacts that belong, if not to another time, then to another world… a place of…
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Where books go to die
Christmas is over, the New Year approaches and I’m thinking about taking down the tree and packing it lovingly away under the stairs. The trouble is that the removal of the Christmas trimmings will be my signal to start a … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fiction, Love, Memory
Tagged memories, objects. letting go, reading, sentimental value
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Renewal
Ronovan’s haiku prompt
The phobic blogger
I can’t be alone. In fact, I know I’m not as I have come across a good many others who have the same problem. There isn’t even a name for it, but I would not be surprised to find that … Continue reading →