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Daily Archives: July 2, 2018
The Gentle Wave ~ Em #writephoto
Gazing at the deep blue, Marveling at its wonder. All the highs and lows, Making her ponder. Memories flashing in front Of her deep blue eyes. Thinking about beginnings, And sad goodbyes. Continue reading at Em’s World
Posted in photo prompt, Photography, Poetry
Tagged Life, ocean, poem, Poetry, SAD, space, thoughts, wave, writephoto
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Book Promo – ‘My Vibrating Vertebrae’ – by Agnes Mae Graham…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
In remembrance of my Mum on her birthday. 16 Verified Purchase 5 Star reviews for My Vibrating Verebrae: These are stories or narrative poetry centered in Ireland written metrically with…
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Nisha/Wave ~ Notes to Women #writephoto
Her sister, Nisha was dead and she felt nothing. As she stared at the sea her mind traveled back to what happened to her ten years. She was 13 at the time. She left her home with Nisha and her … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged anti-trafficking charity, Delhi, evil, experience, family, girls, human trafficking ring, Man, marriage, men, money, peace, profit, traffickers
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Waving to the firmament! ~ Noah Weiss #writephoto
Ah, the refreshing waves of the ocean (or perhaps just of a lake’s beach). When I saw this photo (courtesy of Sue Vincent), with the crashing waves and the picturesque background of the sky, it reminded me strongly of a … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged Alaska, Caribbean, postaweek, reflection, travel, wave, writephoto
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Jim Webster ~ Pontifications along a road less travelled, when things get out of hand.
Reblogged from Jim Webster: I learned long ago that people don’t read blogs about authors going on about the trials and tribulations of being authors. The world at large tends to cast a jaundiced eye in their direction and suggests, … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, Benor, Books, ebooks, fantasy, Port Naain, series, Tallis Steelyard, writing
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Beyond The Sea ~ Fandango #writephoto
Jason and his daughter, Abby, sat on the rocks watching the waves gently kissing the shore as the tide was going out. “Daddy, where does the water go when the tide goes out?” she asked. “The water is drawn by … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged gravitational attraction, international date line, moon, ocean, Thursday Photo Prompt, tides, writephoto
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Citadel of the Sun II… Stuart France
* … We had been at the mercy of the tides before. At Lindisfarne we were stranded on the ‘island’ for eight hours. This time we were ‘stranded’ on the mainland… There is something about causewayed isles that speaks to … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Books
Tagged Don and Wen, interpretation, landscape, ley lines, magic, meaning, mystery, Photography, psychology, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, The Silent Eye
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