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Tag Archives: shrine
Dreaming Stones: “…and under the earth…”
Sharp tang of woodsmoke, tall shadows climb stone walls, reflected flames dance in a black pool. Deep in the belly of earth, the symbols of the rite painted on pale skin, I wait as the torches come… I could not … Continue reading
St Albans – “Count the stars…”
The fourth post on our visit to the Abbey of St Albans a few years ago. Parts One , Two and Three can be found by clicking the highlighted links. We had finally made it into the Crossing at the centre … Continue reading
A weekend wander II: Stories from the past…
The church at North Marston has changed much since the death of John Schorne in 1313. The miracles and healings attributed to this saintly man made the church into a place of pilgrimage and that, in turn, brought gifts and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Churches, Photography
Tagged Henry VIII, hsitory, John Camden Nield, John Schorne, Queen Victoria, shrine, stained glass, symbolism
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Sanctuary – Emma Hyde #writephoto
The icy wind swirled around the woods, slashing at Asha’s bare skin like a hundred serrated knives. She pulled her threadbare shawl tighter around her shoulders. It was a clear night, her path moonlit through the creaking trees, but in … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged fantasy, fiction, flash fiction, magic, monolith, sanctuary, short story, shrine, sisterhood, story, supernatural, witch, writephoto
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Hokora – Hayley R. Hardman #Writephoto
I stopped before the shrine, my younger sister’s hand tightening in my own. I glanced down at her. Miki’s school uniform almost matched mine and her long black hair was tied back like my own. She had a bright pink backpack … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged children, Image Writing Prompts, Japan, journey, Life, owl, prayer, protection, shrine, sisters, spirits, winter, writephoto
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#writephoto – A Father to His Children – Michael
He told his kids that upon his death he was to be cremated not buried. He had reasons for that decision. He took his children to the cemetery and past all the new graves; all cared for and decorated with … Continue reading
#writephoto: Swan Lake February -Fandango
There were many origin stories for what became known as the “swan shrine.” Some claim the obelisk served as a grave marker or tombstone carved by the ancient, indigenous people who occupied this land tens of thousands of years ago. … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged #writephoto, farmer, grave marker, obelisk, putrid, shrine, swans, tombstone
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The Wedding of the Millennium #writephoto -The Urban Spaceman
Emperor Kral held out one of his four hands towards she-who-would-one-day-be-Empress, his most beloved child and only daughter, Princess Kiani. The Princess, resplendent in her marriage gown, watched him coolly in her typically womanish way before settling one of her … Continue reading
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Tagged escape, flash fiction, heroine, humour, marriage, science Fiction, short story, shrine, Sue Vincent, wedding
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The Long Way Home – James #writephoto
© Sue Vincent His great-Uncle Ian told him everyone in Glaston knew about the Shrine but no one would say much about it. Terry Walker had only met Uncle Ian once before and that’s when he was only six. His … Continue reading
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Tagged amwritingscifi, cairn, SciFi, shrine, Shrine #writephoto, Sue Vincent, Time travel
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