Reblogged from Helen Jones:

Once upon a time, when the world was younger, there lived a boy. Tall and lean he was, his skin nut brown over strong muscles, his clothes as tattered as the leaves among which he lived.
No darkness came to stain his days – he was warm and well-fed, the forest providing all that he needed. He roamed along paths he knew like he knew the feel of his skin, or the sound of his breath as he lay alone at night. And as he roamed he hunted, gathering his crop.
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Sue Vincent is a Yorkshire-born writer and one of the Directors of
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Thanks so much for sharing this, Sue 🙂 x
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My pleasure, Helen 🙂 x
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Beautiful story!
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