Daily Archives: January 21, 2018

Distance – Penny Wilson #writephoto

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Sue Vincent

The chill of winter holds tight Accompanied by the savage wind. The palled sun gives no warmth. Does it light your way? Continue reading at Penny Wilson writes

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The Recluse – Anurag Bakhshi- #writephoto

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Sue Vincent

I ran away to the remotest corner of the earth, it was gorgeous, spectacular, stark For I had a secret to hide, one which was just like me- ancient, terrible, dark But still they came looking for me, they couldn’t … Continue reading →

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Residential Writing Course with Mary Smith

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Some of the participants at one of the Durhamhill Creative Writing Courses From March 13 to 15 I, along with historical novelist Margaret Elphinstone, am teaching on a residential creative writing course at Durhamhill, in a converted coaching house in … Continue reading →

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Miles from Innisfree – Frank J. Tassone #writephoto

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Miles from Innisfree I, too, will rise, but I am miles from Innisfree. I am beside these standing stones that mark a bog’s edge. Water pierces the sea of its entrapping grass like a drowning swimmer. No soft footprints along … Continue reading →

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Teacher

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Sue Vincent

* Joyfully simple The pursuit of happiness Perfectly attained Nothing but a moment lived Whole-hearted dedication *

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#WritePhoto – Distance

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Sue Vincent

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Troubled reflections

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Have you ever stopped for a minute to consider how much you do because of other people? Not for others, but because of them? There’s a difference, and it is a big one. Doing ‘for’ can have many motivations; love, … Continue reading →