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Bronte's Inferno VIII (Girt!)

Girt? You'll have to read it to find out. Image is CC by SA 3.0 source wikipedia.org.
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Lady Danube

A photograph of a green wooden hut beside a river. But the river is none other than the River Danube (known locally as the Dunav / Дунав) taken on my phone a few days ago from near the town of Svishtov in Bulgaria, approximately 80 kms from where I live. I love watching rivers flow by but the might of the Danube (the second longest in Europe, after the Don) is extraordinary. Its beauty and the folklore and mythology that accompany it compelled me to write this poem.
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Renzo and Lucia

Inspiration Point: third photo from last.
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Roam with me to the footbridge by the ford

A short walk from the ruined castle half-way up the hill (– the rain had stopped!) up the lane to Hanway common on the Aymestry ridge ; (cows lean...
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Verdin, desert and thorn.

Poem about the tiny Verdin who nests in thorny thickets, written for Top Tweet Tuesday on Twitter. The verdin rests upon the branch of a sun's ray,...
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THIRTY YEARS YOUNG
When I got back to Frankfurt after the Christmas holidays, I sat down at my desk – only the second piece of flat-pack furniture I’d ever assembled,...
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The Ghost House (Chapter 4)
We were into late January now, and it was still cold, although the snow had gone and had turned to slush. I remember when I was six, I trudged to...
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Gold Brick

My cousin visited me last year and he is a loafer. He took my only bedroom and I slept on the sofa. He said he'd look for a job if his car didn't...
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Tearoom Times
In shops and cafes, I've noticed a conversational pre-occupation with healthcare issues. Where once chatter about holidays, work, pets and children...
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Bronte's Inferno VII (Art for Art's Sake)

Nothing much happens, except The Author gets drunk and nearly into a fight... Image made by me...
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The Wishing Tree (of Glastonbury Tor)

Audio version at https://soundcloud.com/user-62051685/the-wishing-tree-mp3 The Wishing Tree (of Glastonbury Tor) Thoughts float like Cumulus clouds,...
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Rogation Sunday’s Here Again!
Eric was new to the parish, but had found everyone friendly so far, and was regularly being dragged to some event or other by one of his new...
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Supervillain Scheme No. 122 (Part 2)

...the story continued. It was the day of the supervillains’ descent onto Planet Earth, and superheroes had their hands full, just as planned. The...
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Supervillain Scheme No. 122 (Part 1)

The Planet Earth had just narrowly escaped certain destruction for the 121st time. This time, near-devastation was at the hands of a supervillain...
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Heron
So many, by now, have passed on, passed on from me. "Well," I murmur almost wordlessly, "shall I speed the process on, me too?" when, so many times,...
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Turmoil Among the Pack
There must be a song to take the sadness from your face- so reach out for someone to come and take it away. Perhaps your friends no longer place a...
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Harry Found A Hero
Harry Found A Hero By Paul McCann Harry went to sea and sent home the money to his Mammy that he loved with all his heart . On the boats he learnt...
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"japanese garden" -tanka
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Glimpses of glory

Glory, glory, soon we’ll surely see more than fleeting, passing glimpses of God’s majesty. … in God’s Word we see glory, grace of Christ eternal, and his majesty.
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Each Day is Early AM (2)
EACH DAY IS EARLY AM When I first went to visit my precious daughter, Susan and her husband, Dave on their mini ranch in Alberta, little did I know...
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