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Daily Archives: February 21, 2017
The Porch by Sarah Brentyn #WritePhoto
She was about five when she stopped crying. But she still crawled into bed with me. Me. The broken one, the brave one, the older one. My identity was older sister. I’d been alive three years longer than she. That’s … Continue reading
Guest author: S. Jackson – Regarding Child Loss
I’m not the woman I once was…I know the hurt, the battle within. I’m not the woman I once was… I’m not the mama I once was… but I’m me, please take me as I am, full of flaws… I … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Guest post, Love, Motherhood, Relationships
Tagged emotion, grieving, losing a child, memoirs
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Microfiction #writephoto: Tryst by Jane Dougherty
This is for Sue Vincent’s #writephoto prompt. Inspiration didn’t come immediately for this one. When I started the story, hesitantly, just setting the scene, I didn’t know what tale the character was going to tell. I let her tell it … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged death, ghosts, microfiction, separation, Sue Vincent, tryst, war
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For Colleen’s tanka challenge
#writephoto Destined To Meet by Pamela Morse
The long trek to the remote village has exhausted the group. The backpacks grew heavy as they walked for miles in the woods. They had all come to be part of a writers’ retreat designed to spark creativity. The accommodations … Continue reading
Unremarked, now…
Originally posted on Sun in Gemini:
Unremarked, now, I was the way Beneath which water flowed Too deep for market’s harvest Too deep for children’s naked feet Too deep to be the path ❊ Unremarked, now, the truth That ancient…
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#writephoto – Tryst by Helen Jones
This week’s prompt for Sue Vincent’s #writephoto challenge is yet another gorgeous photo. Here is my response: Purple Sky ‘I’ve always loved this time of day’, she said, Her hair shaded purple in the fading light. Her … Continue reading
New directions
“I need to update you on bent-tail fish,” said my son down the phone. This could not be good. Poor bent-tail has been struggling with his infirmities for a while and we knew it could be only a matter of … Continue reading
Reynard’s Return… Stuart France
* “Is that it?” says Wen, somewhat nonplussed. “More or less.” “Well, there should be more, surely?” “Oh, but there is more, much more, but we are here only concerned with giving a skeletal outline of what was once the … Continue reading
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Tagged Don and Wen, Fairy Tale, Folk Tale, interpretation, meaning, Mister Fox, story, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism
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