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Daily Archives: February 21, 2016
Still Vermin
Originally posted on Sun in Gemini:
? Still Vermin — I am just like you But hungry My stomach longs For days of food A taste that through My numbing mind I sometimes still remember — I am just like…
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North by sort of northeast
I’ve been in the north for the monthly meeting. It means that I get to at least see, if not necessarily play on the moors, so, as you can imagine, I am happy. The evening meeting saw us read through … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, England, Events, Photography, Spirituality, workshop 2016
Tagged ancient history, landscape, The Silent Eye, travel, weekend workshops
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Waiting – Hugh’s Photo Challenge: Week 13 – Love.
It doesn’t matter if you are busy, or if you notice, or even if you know… Love, once given, is always there for you and takes little encouragement to make its presence felt. For Hugh’s photo challenge