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Daily Archives: September 6, 2020
Out of Time… by Jaye Marie #MysteryThriller
Reblogged from Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie: Excerpt from Out of Time… Kate sat at the table in the Vestry with her head in her hands. She couldn’t believe Jack had found her again, in spite of all the Snowman’s … Continue reading
Shattered Serenity ~ Mason Bushell #writephoto
Neath icy blue skies the morning tide laps against the rocky shore. The last rays of the silvery moon reflect in the waters. A calm serenity of nature if ever there was one. And yet the rippling waves bring with … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged #writephoto, #YDWordPrompt, comedy, cryptid, drunk, FOWC, funny, mermaid, puns, ragtagdailyprompt, reading, writing
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Going West: Going to the Devil
At the end of the mountain road we had taken lies a small community clinging to the sides of the gorge above the River Rheidol. Pontarfynach, though, is named for the Afon Mynach, one of its tributaries, that tumbles, roars … Continue reading
Dear Wen: ‘Old-Man-Young’…
Dear Wen One really cannot expect the authorities to know aught of these things, they lack imagination and insight. It strikes me that the ‘Stepping Stones’ and the ‘Sleeping Giant’ weekend may also have been the occasion of ‘Young James’? … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Books, Don and Wen
Tagged albion, landscape, mystery, story, writing
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Morning ~ Christine Bialczak #writephoto
Blue skies illuminated Clouds covering the sun Morning begins early Quiet land waits peacefully A new day begins Reblogged from Stine Writing
Posted in photo prompt, Photography, Poetry
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Names Matter… Stuart France
“What’s your name? Why, it’s pudding and tame. And if you ask me again I’ll tell you the same.” Children’s Rhyme. Once there were a woman and she baked five pies. When they came out of the oven they was … Continue reading
Segue ~ Reena Saxena #writephoto
observe churning within -all that takes me across ice blue coolness of horizons -segue Reblogged from Reena Saxena
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Lenses
“Religion is a matter of diet. You must choose what suits your spiritual digestion, I suppose.” Naomi Jacob, ‘Four Generations’. Growing up, I loved the stories that Naomi Jacob wrote about the Gollantz family. I am not Jewish, though some … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality, symbolism
Tagged consciousness, existence, lens, Life, microscope, nebula, purpose, space, telescope, The Silent Eye
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Blue Cures Blue ~ Anisha #writephoto
once in a blue moon sadness burdens to harass freaking aches of heart demented brain dithers seized in between the demon and the deep blue sea Continue reading at Crazy Nerds
Magical ~ Nick Verron #midnighthaiku
Another haiku from my son… Life will come and go Beauty is independent All is magical * (~ Nick Verron)