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Daily Archives: May 3, 2019
Lord of the Deep: Three. ~ Willow Willers
Originally posted on willowdot21:
The music stops and we are seated, I look at The Enneagram and wonder how I will cope with walking it and the Hexaflow. Suddenly I am snapped back to Sumer something is happening. Anu and…
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Tagged learning growing, Lord of the Deep, Strange Tales, temples, The Silent Eye
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The Old House ~ Kyt Wright #writephoto
“Katie where are you?” asked Julie. She had only turned her back for a moment, this place was enormous the perfect setting for my ghost story she thought. Julie had confronted Sam after finding a very explicit message on his … Continue reading
Warp and Heft ~ Na’ama Yehuda #writephoto
“All houses bow with time,” Agnes fanned herself. The heat lay on the garden like a leaded blanket. Even the shade of the great oak offered only small respite, though their stifling rooms would be far worse. “Yet not all … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged flash fiction, historical fiction, micro fiction, Photo Fiction, storm, timeless, Tudor, writephoto, writing challenge, writing prompt
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Wandering back in time – through a real medieval village ~ Alli Templeton
Reblogged from Medieval Wanderings: Writing about Easter in the Middle Ages has got me thinking about village life back then. It’s harder to pin down the lives of ordinary medieval people because they left little of themselves behind. I’ve walked … Continue reading
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Tagged Historical Periods, history, medieval, medieval relationships, Normans, peasants.
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Monochrome ~ Trent P. McDonald #writephoto
And on the sixth day it was decreed that all color, hue and chroma would be banished from the world. * It was raining. Again. Not hard, just a little cold drizzle. Andy drew his jacket a little tighter and … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged #writephoto, fiction, flash fiction, short fiction, short story
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Spring ~ Stuart France
* …They do have something of the ‘other-world’ about them these places. ‘No un-authorised person beyond this point,’ said the sign. ‘But we are more authorised than anyone ever could be,’ said Wen. It is difficult to disagree but then … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Books, Don and Wen
Tagged giants, landscape, magic, mystery, Photography, psychology, story, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism, The Silent Eye
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Monochrome ~ Willow Willers #writephoto
Stormy skies matched the house. The scene, perfect monochrome. As she approached she asked herself when did this place cease to be a home. Times of banquets, times of joy Times to be bold, times to be coy. Continue reading … Continue reading
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Tagged #writephoto, Dwelling, ghosts, memories, monochrome, Sue Vincent, Thursday Photo Prompt
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Lord of the Deep: The Tyrant and the Priestess
We began the workshop weekend by opening a whole can of worms. Gilgamesh, Lord of the mighty city-state of Uruk, stands within the temple of Ishtar, face to face with the High Priestess, Shamhat, and demanding her favours, and when … Continue reading
Spring #midnighthaiku
Pure simplicity Innocent of pretension Captures eye and heart