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Rhubarb - Part 1
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10,839 Steps
I estimate, on the Beaufort scale, that the sea was ‘slight’ today, the breeze ‘gentle’. What did the sea sound like? Whispering kids at bedtime who...
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Dusk
The girl with the softest edges Who summons the stars And the scent of the rose Who unburdens the sun, scattering its fiery embers Her name is Dusk...
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Who Is Your Robin Hood?
Nonsense, don't click on this. Image made by author at Canva.com
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Mariangel
Change, as it affects us as we age; though here, I'm entirely in sympathy with the lady portrayed.
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A New Arrival
Hello Little Henry! He is the second. He came along as his parents beckoned. The world his oyster, to be reckoned. Opportunities great, the future...
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Chuwl (Hebrew: to dance in a whirl)
Friday evening, full moon waning, the haar cleared, returning the hills to the town. Sun peeped through and a cooling breeze blew the last ghostly...
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Look, who’s come!
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] See, we have received Messiah – never was there such a Friend. Moses and the prophets taught us of the One...
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The Shadows Between Us
Flash fiction. 300 words.
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Beatific
Beatific Mystical moments in silence. Conjure and cultivate various virtues of formation in time. Blissful soul realm, spiritual heart's garden:...
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Scargill House.
When I was young, my god-mother often took me to Scargill House, in North Yorkshire. We went there about ten times, or more. For me, it was like a...
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Dolce Far Niente?
We need good rest, and to appreciate the ‘sweetness of doing nothing’. But pretty soon nothingness gets irritating, and starts to hurt your back...
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The Second Coming
Flash fiction. 300 words.
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Being rather silly
“This is probably the most important decision you will ever make in your life,” says the youth counsellor. She looks at him. He smiles anxiously. And...
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Mossy thoughts
Admittedly, the vegetable is not very prominent, but there's a lot of green to compensate.
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Empty M_______o
Well, I'm sure you'll work it out. Image made at canva from PD elephants.
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My Girl (Dead Reckoning series - Part 10)
In which Josiah reflects on a culinary experience and Archibald is taken by surprise!
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Nostos (Greek: homecoming)
Liberation is my thing. It’s a conundrum. Sometimes freedom, sometimes loneliness. That particular sweet freedom in coming home. Ancient Greeks...
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The God of Mischief
Flash fiction 300 words.
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East from Cwm-yr-Eglwys
7/5/24) Sea mist over the sea and distant cliffs, walk the cliff path awhile. Down into a cove, see a couple of oyster catchers with their red legs...
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