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Daily Archives: September 13, 2019
Don’t let the grass grow under your feet ~ Jim Webster
Reblogged from JimWebstr, aka Tallis Steelyard: Every so often you come across a paradox. For example I was once talking to an old friend of Maljie’s and they mentioned, “The cathartic effect of mindless violence.” But surely if it’s cathartic, … Continue reading
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Tagged Benor, Cartographer, ecclesiastical scythe, herbalists, Jolly pirate shanties, Maljie, Partann, Port Naain, tempered enthusiasm
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Colleen reviews “Hinting at Shadows,” by @SarahBrentyn
Reblogged from Colleen M. Chesebro: No One Escapes Life Unscathed Delve into the deeper reaches of the human condition and the darkness that lives there. A girl haunted by her sister’s drowning. A boy desperate for his father’s affection. A … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Colleen M. Cheesebro, flash fiction, micro fiction, Sarah Brentyn
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Niall of the Nine…
* When young, Niall and his four step-brothers, Brian, Fiachra, Ailill and Fergus were given weapons by a smith and sent out hunting to prove their arms. After losing their way in a forest, the five youths lit a fire … Continue reading
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Tagged magic, mystery, Mythology, psychology, story, writing
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Light Ahead
Originally posted on Na'ama Yehuda:
Photo: Sue Vincent ? After weeks of gray and thistles and ceaseless wind that scraped her raw, there was light. She could scarcely believe it at first. The cloud cover had been so complete…
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Another Adventure…
Originally posted on Helen Glynn Jones:
It’s wonderfully sunny today, one of those glorious days you get in September, a last burst of summer warmth before the chill of autumn descends. It’s my favourite time of year – I love…
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Dionysiac
Poetry’s pictures celebrate eternity, The breath of flowers A sacred perfume Kissing naked eyes In the porcelain morning. Stars dance A window on a velvet night, Haunting the cup Of Universe, Melting fevered desire To champagne.
Beyond #midnighthaiku
* Beyond broken forms A mariage of Mysteries Sacred heart remains *
