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Daily Archives: February 10, 2017
Sticks and Stones by Geoffrey West
Reblogged from The Jack Lockwood Diaries: I pushed my friend from the first floor window ledge. His screams rang in my ears as I ran back home, crying my eyes out. It had all happened sixty-five years ago, and now, … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, Friendship
Tagged childhood, guilt, Jack Lockwood Diaries, short story
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Guest blogger: Ben Snyder – Clouds and Determination
A startled gaze starts the day, as the clouds flow away. Everyone always has to say “Isn’t this a lovely day”. As the winds shift the clouds roll in quick. The temperature drops, as the wind never stops. I know … Continue reading
Wise crows, raven-kin
Originally posted on Sun in Gemini:
? Wise crows, raven-kin Driven from your ancient trees What home will call you now? — Where cosy craft Of power’s secret circle Convinces gentle folk That cut and death and burn Deliver best…
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Microfiction #writephoto: Pandora by Jane Dougherty
There was something strange about the couple at the house on the hill. They had been in the village no time and already their names cropped up everywhere: he on the board of governors of the local school, though they … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged apocalypse, fire, flash fiction, microfiction, Pandora's box
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Flame by Lady Lee #writephoto
The breeze made me shiver. With the open window, he approached me. Eyes shining, glossing over, he kissed me. I was in paradise! His scents comparable to an allspice. And I thought, wow, that was so nice. Short and sweet, … Continue reading
Publisher’s Special Offer of Almost Human on Kindle
Kenneth L. Decroo To celebrate the Kindle release of Almost Human, you can download the book for $2.99. The only request the publisher has of anyone taking advantage of this offer is to consider writing a review in Amazon Books. … Continue reading
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The exploding tea-drinker
“She’s going to blow!” The gentlemen may have found it amusing. I did not. We had often stopped at this particular place for a pot of tea mid-afternoon and it was always a pleasant pause beside the fire of the … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, symbolism
Tagged Boston Tea Party, builders tea, inclusion, memories, revolution, tea-drinking, weak tea
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