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1:4:2 Tarthesis (Part 6)
A voice blared over the various speakers dotted around Treenam; it was muffled and distorted by static and nearly impossible to decipher but it was...
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North of Taiga
North of Taiga At sunrise over bleak horizons, breath frozen in an arctic tundra, winds skitter in scattered trees, seasons dream of warmer days...
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A Slow Cooked Life
A Slow Cooked Life My life has been a cautious mixture A slow cooked recipe of hesitant fun Many spicy moments just stumbled upon Daring only to be...
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The Vigorous Fig
But how did you get there? That’s got me perplexed. Oh the wonders of nature, and whatever next?
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Knowing One's Onions
Haute cuisine - Image from Pixabay
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Delirium
A high temperature makes Julie remember the good times, only to come down to earth with a bang!
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Mud fondue!
A wet July is better than dry, or temperatures high – it can bring a supply of liquid mud – so good for a splash and a slither – soon chocolatey face...
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Midnight
Perched, snoozing ten feet high at midnight. A bumblebee large and evident, toward the center of a sunflower dial. Piles of nectar welling up around...
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A Final Poem About Arthenia
Her name was Arthenia and she was my aunt. I wish I could say that she's still alive but I can't. When she became ill, her family had good reason to...
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Goatie 30
Leslie groaned, her face was flushed. ‘Are you quite alright?’ she asked, looking over my shoulder. I could no longer see the shapeshifter, only her...
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Battered Wife
She vowed to be with him for the rest of her life. He beat her constantly and she was a battered wife. He beat his wife over and over again. He didn'...
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Under Late Spring Sky
Dear diary...although my attempt to create a patch of meadow didn't go to plan, I will hope to try again next year. These are my thoughts in a poem...
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Happy Birthday, Mom - Part XI
You were born on August the 2nd of 1948. Your death was sad and hard to contemplate. Today would've been your birthday but you didn't survive. If you...
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A Hard Nut
Cooking on gas. - Image from Pixabay.
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Medieval Disneyland
Medieval Disneyland- real or imagined ? We had completed and much enjoyed a Viking “Grand Tour” of Europe, earlier in June. It was wonderful. The...
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A Bad Deal! By Alfred Muggins
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23/1/23 Will there be anything of me left? Sign up for a proper job! Sell your time for an amount which really isn’t that much higher than the...
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Second Life
Rewritten story Second Life Snow fell like frozen tears from colourless skies; windows frosted over in the cold. A shadow shifted on the kitchen wall...
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Mucky Maureen
A fine poet once wrote… Sometimes we’d go to the Derrisford caff For a bottle of Coke and a bit of a laugh. We’d waste so many afternoons In the...
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Thirty-Three Years
Jesus was the only perfect person and he lived for thirty-three years. His death brought about sadness, misery and tears. He lived for thirty-three...
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Nourishing Nurture
With foundational flour … and a cup of … sweeten with …
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