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StoryBells o'clock. Mentalelf21 year 3 months ago
StoryUp on the Mortimer Trail Rhiannonw141 year 3 months ago
Storyspeed-dating for the vanished JupiterMoon31 year 3 months ago
StoryI'm Afraid of AI Ewan31 year 3 months ago
StoryCheese and Onion Tuesday Turlough151 year 3 months ago
StoryValentine D G Moody81 year 3 months ago
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Story Mother Of The Clouds mcscraic31 year 3 months ago
Storywhat some may call... JupiterMoon81 year 3 months ago
StoryProgress! Rhiannonw171 year 3 months ago
StoryProductivity is Dead Jane Hyphen121 year 3 months ago
StoryJoyful, frugal celebration! Rhiannonw171 year 3 months ago
StoryDark Night of the Soul D G Moody151 year 3 months ago
Story"Oneiroi" (Greek myth - gods of dream) Penny4athought81 year 3 months ago
StorySons & Others Richard L. Prov...41 year 3 months ago
StoryWe Watched from the Shore Jane Hyphen181 year 3 months ago
StoryAn Old Fashioned Welcome drkevin21 year 3 months ago
StoryDon't worry it's only a war smokejack11 year 3 months ago
StoryA Murmuration of Starlings D G Moody61 year 3 months ago
StorySomething Old, Something New luigi_pagano81 year 3 months ago
StoryWherever I Hide Tonight Drew Lardge41 year 3 months ago
CollectionSpiritual D G Moody01 year 3 months ago
StoryAct! A Poem for Basildon ralph91 year 3 months ago
StoryHappy Birthday to Me luigi_pagano321 year 3 months ago
StoryIn Between The Night And Day mcscraic51 year 3 months ago

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Robin

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Happy Birthday Doctor

On this day in 1963 the very first Doctor Who was televised; and I watched it as my thirteen years old self. I'm still waiting to regenerate! (Image courtesy of Tom Franz from Wikimedia Commons)
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Eyeless in Gaza, an Allegory

I've taken Milton's poem as my inspiration for further thoughts on the tragedy unfolding in today's Gaza. (Image courtesy of Lovis Corinth, from Wikimedia Commons.)
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Poem of the week

Breath

My first Tanka poem, which follows a strict 5-7-5-7-7 syllable pattern
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Allhallows

The church clock strikes the midnight hour, and the children now have long gone home; with their costumes folded and put away, Halloween is passing...

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151 of my comments have received 156 Great Feedback votes

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A worthy double cherry

Posted on Fri, 12 Jan 2024

A worthy double cherry Richard. I'm all for direct simplicity - show not tell, which here puts me just there on the shoreline.

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Posted in Sun - Shines

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I don't usually read stories

Posted on Mon, 08 Jan 2024

I don't usually read stories - more of poet nut (ot a nut poet?); but this made my day! Bravo and worthy cherries; I mean it is just so good. Have you got more like this Jane?

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If only this can come to be,

Posted on Tue, 09 Jan 2024

If only this can come to be, and maybe the more we express hope, the more chance of it happening. Glad to see this being todays pick.

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Posted in January Panorama

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Wise words Rhiannon. One of

Posted on Tue, 09 Jan 2024

Wise words Rhiannon. One of my bugbears is how we can easily judge others, when we ourselves could be judged as much. 

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Posted in Digging up dirt

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A good continuation on your

Posted on Sun, 07 Jan 2024

A good continuation on your theme Rhiannon, and who could argue with grace? 

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Posted in Open House

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I liked this, the wau you've

Posted on Sat, 06 Jan 2024

I liked this, the wau you've taken the element and shown how it returns to where it came from.

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Posted in Autobiography (but not mine!)

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We had storms and when we

Posted on Wed, 03 Jan 2024

We had storms and when we went out  this morning we found trees blocking the local droves and paths; you've captured that feeling well Rihiannon.

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Posted in Storm

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This brought rain to my

Posted on Wed, 03 Jan 2024

This brought rain to my memory; coming home last night from the hospital in the driving rain; then out this morning finding fallen trees; rain as elemental the poem soaks my imagination in it.

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Posted in rain

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Neat and truthful

Posted on Mon, 01 Jan 2024

I liked this Rhiannon; the way you convey more optimism - and we need all we can just now.

Blessings

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Posted in Waiting, wanting

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Evocative

Posted on Sat, 30 Dec 2023

What an eerie evocative poem, the language of the mists and hidden places. I really can't add any more praise to what has already been offered above. 

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