Originally posted on Richard M. Ankers – Author:
Author’s Note: I wrote this immediately after reading a post by my good pal the wonderful Sue Vincent and her struggles with sleep. I hope you enjoy it. When one is small,…
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The Easter Bunny was in quite a state; His Easter deliveries were going to be late; His chocolate making machine wouldn’t start; The mechanic said he needed a spare part. He said off…
Originally posted on Reena Saxena:
The dark colors and rough edges of the stone, against the vivid colors of the sky looked ominous. White paint splattered on the stone appeared to be symbolic of something, as if somebody wanted to…
She’d always fancied farming. ‘Shepherdess’… that sounded cool. But how do you get into farming when your parents chose to raise you in the city? She should have known better, reading the advert… ‘Trainee harvester required, no experience necessary…’ She … Continue reading
What is it to be intimate? The touch of a lover’s hand or lips, perhaps? Two bodies locked together in desire for a common fulfilment; the intellect muted while the emotional and sexual energies dance their own bolero? We generally … Continue reading
Use the image below to create a post on your own blog… poetry, prose, humour… light or dark, whatever you choose, by noon (GMT) Wednesday 12th April and link back to this post with a pingback. Please make sure that … Continue reading
The photo for this week’s prompt was taken as we watched the sun set from Holy Island…Lindisfarne. It is very easy to say the photographs do not do the moment justice, but in this case, it would be true. The … Continue reading
I went to bed at half past one, The list was almost halfway done But then, it only lists by item… Some jobs last ad infinitum. So that mid-point is false you see But the illusion comforts me… I can … Continue reading
The picture is an image taken from the hillside in Great Huchklow, Derbyshire, where Compnaions and friends will soon be gathering… With a sigh of relief, we close the files and send the workbook for the Silent Eye’s weekend workshop … Continue reading
