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StoryCan Life Get Better? skinner_jennifer141 year 5 months ago
StoryPlayful Elven Folk skinner_jennifer191 year 5 months ago
StoryThe earth moves on … Rhiannonw101 year 5 months ago
StoryThe meek shall inherit the earth Itane Vero61 year 5 months ago
StoryThe Bleeding Of Britain and the People (from the Imaginations of Alfred N.Muggins) David Kirtley51 year 5 months ago
StoryNo escape from reality Itane Vero51 year 5 months ago
StoryParcel for You..Part 33 Jane Hyphen121 year 5 months ago
StoryFor the Love of Irma Ogden Turlough211 year 5 months ago
StoryBehind the Church Mark Say91 year 5 months ago
StoryContemplating Crows skinner_jennifer101 year 5 months ago
StoryGhostbot (Part One of Two) marandina241 year 5 months ago
StoryThe Man Who Almost Saved The World by Alfred N.Muggins David Kirtley71 year 5 months ago
StoryRevenge is a dish best served cold Starfish Girl41 year 5 months ago
StoryNever Enough? Rhiannonw91 year 5 months ago
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StoryThe Seasonal Years … Rhiannonw111 year 6 months ago
StoryDon't Mess with a Meteorology Man Turlough161 year 6 months ago
StoryA Year with the Brighouse Stars Walking Club (December) Pedro1307271 year 6 months ago
StoryForest in the Brain Jane Hyphen101 year 6 months ago
StoryA Martian Sends a Postcard Home 2024 HarryC221 year 6 months ago
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Age of Empires

Audio version at: https://soundcloud.com/user-62051685/age-of-empires-mp3 This week marks the anniversary of Putin’s “special military operation”...
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The Edge of Heaven

The Edge of Heaven Someone once told me that love can transcend time and maybe even defeat death itself. I don’t know about that but as the future...
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Eric the Viking

Well here it is, post 150. Never thought I would make it this far. This is a rewritten story. Hopefully, this is tighter. Based on a true story (but...
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A View of the Hudson

A View of the Hudson He drinks a Styrofoam coffee at sunset on the roof of the world, indigo skies turn amber, over tall, grey buildings, Macy’s in...
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The Great and Secret Show

The Great and Secret Show She says let me show you a secret and takes me by the trusting hand, we sweep over upland meadows, mossy dew kissing...
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Thanks for reading, David.

Posted on Fri, 08 Mar 2024

Thanks for reading, David. Yep....most ghosts are remembered for something traumatic. It's the way lore works, I guess.

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Great final line, Jane! 

Posted on Thu, 13 Feb 2025

Great final line, Jane! 

I like the inner thoughts of Vanessa that drives the narration. Her ennui is well done and now replaced by a whole new scenario. Spencer's back....I'm guessing with quite a story to tell.

Keep going :)

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Posted in Parcel for you - Part 52

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Great poem, Ed. Wonderful

Posted on Wed, 12 Feb 2025

Great poem, Ed. Wonderful imagery in a tightly bound universe you have created here.

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Posted in Snow

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"..Dreams like driftwood

Posted on Wed, 12 Feb 2025

"..Dreams like driftwood washed ashore

From the pelagic cumulonimbus realm.."

Some great lines in this. My kinda poem. One to get lost in (probably both writing and reading)

Imagery and enigma.

[Really enjoyed both of...

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Posted in Fathoms Above

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Ha..I haven't thought about

Posted on Sun, 09 Feb 2025

Ha..I haven't thought about it in years but I burned all my school books too. In my back garden after the final day. 

School days were bittersweet for most of us with good times and bad. I'm glad you were candid in your account as it makes...

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Posted in School Reunion

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That's a poignant vignette

Posted on Thu, 06 Feb 2025

That's a poignant vignette and, I imagine, of particular significance just now. Yes, hope springs eternal and in places you least expect :)

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Posted in "Fragile"

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You can sense the tension

Posted on Fri, 31 Jan 2025

You can sense the tension which is a testimony to how this is written. The combination of racing thoughts and constant seeking. 

Spencer's wandered off without his tablets....like we all do sometimes. Well I do, anyway :)

Looking...

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Posted in Parcel for You - Part 50

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I can feel the gusts of fresh

Posted on Tue, 04 Feb 2025

I can feel the gusts of fresh breeze in my lungs. 

Another wonderful ramble with you, Rhiannon. More gorgeous pics, too!

[Think there's a typo in that final line? "...as drawr back to the carpark.]

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Posted in Bringsty Common, again

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Another high octane piece. 

Posted on Thu, 30 Jan 2025

Another high octane piece. 

You write at such a breathless pace. If that's how you work then you must be exhauasted after a tour of duty. 

Definitely an urban poetry feel to it and I can absolutely picture this as performance poetry...

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Posted in Alive N‘ 25*

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"...yet still I'm

Posted on Sun, 02 Feb 2025

"...yet still I'm
haunted by past voices that
consume.."

That's a reflective piece, Jenny. I sometimes think it's easier to look forward than backwards. There's no ghosts to deal with when you look ahead. Of course, they are...

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Posted in Like Autumn Leaves Scatter In The Breeze

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