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Monthly Archives: February 2018
Footsteps – Scott Bailey #writephoto
Footsteps on the dusky beach Holes left by those gone by Empty. The tide turns, creeps back in holes become pools shining in the sunset Continue reading at The House of Bailey or Scott’s website.
A family of dogs
There have not always been dogs in my life, but there have always been dogs in my heart. All of them, except the setters, who were family and Echo, who was a gift, were rescue dogs. And all of them … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, family
Tagged abandoned dogs, Animals, childhood, Dogs, love, pets, rescue dogs
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Honouring Sanctity… Stuart France
* And so, the mighty bend low before the Saint? The misery of his meagre apparel, the antithesis of all they strive for. And yet, is there not something of power in renunciation? What is it that moves behind those … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Life, The Silent Eye
Tagged esoteric, interpretation, Lyric, meaning, mystery, philosophy, Photography, Poetry, psychology
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Dusk – Willow #writephoto
As dusk gave way to night so Mathew joined the throng of young Vampires on the shore. He blended in well even though he was hundreds of years their senior. Settling in among the crowd he closed his mind to … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged dusk, The Vampire the Witch and the Werewolf, writephoto
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#writephoto: Perspective – Fandango
“It’s beautiful, isn’t it?” Carolyn asked her friend, Ann, after handing her the photograph. “I’m going to have it mounted and framed and hang it in my living room.” Ann stared at the picture for a moment and then handed … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged #writephoto, artistry, avant-garde, clouds, slush, sunset, Thursday Photo Prompt
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Dusk – Frank Hubeny #writephoto
Although the sky comes dressed in clouds The Sun remains above. Although the blue stays far away There’s nothing there but love. Reblogged from Frank Hubeny
Posted in photo prompt, Photography, Poetry
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Honour My Name He Says: Lament for a Warrior – Jan Malique
The fallen warrior gasps his last breath, entreats comrades to “honour my name, place rosemary upon my pyre in remembrance” All stand in silence, remembering what had passed, what had unfolded, so did their tears fall like rain from the … Continue reading
Dusk at the border – Iain Kelly #writephoto
Dusk, the start of the night shift that no one wants to do. Bálint watches the sun dip down across the river, it’s reflection glinting off the water. A week of this to come before he returns to the lazy … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged child, creative writing, dusk, europe, flash fiction, fleeing, guard, hungary, illegal, immigrants, literature, middle east, mother, movement, night, refugee, river, security, short story, syria, war
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