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'Twas the Night Before Christmas

‘Twas the Night before Christmas The last rays of apricot-hued sunshine fade to dusk over Abington Street, an urban thoroughfare where disparate...
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Colours of Christmas

It’s December 1 st ….I’m declaring it Christmas… Colours of Christmas Dreams made of cinnamon, nights of ice, tree-light dancing on frosted panes...
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A Murder of Crows (Transcendence)

A Murder of Crows (Transcendence) Clouds billow like gathering coal dust, telegraph-wire lined, feathers and bone watch dusk descend. Monochrome...
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Those We Leave Behind

Those We Leave Behind It feels like I have been standing in this field all my life. From here I can see the edge of town where trees and rivers...
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Eastern Sky

Eastern Sky Fractured skies. White lightening Lights up buildings. And for a moment We are blinded. Everything is shrouded. Cordite… Monochrome...
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1505 of my comments have received 1521 Great Feedback votes

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"Now the Constitution is once

Posted on Thu, 20 Mar 2025

"Now the Constitution is once again up for grabs,

Where will it all end?

Surely in tears."

More pertinent questions asked by rogue reporter Alfred Muggins. I don't know the answers but I look forward to the ongoing...

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Posted in Make America Great Again by Alfred N.Muggins (rogue reporter!)

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'..raindrops are a special

Posted on Sun, 23 Mar 2025

'..raindrops are a special paragon of wonder,

For this constant bond between sky and earth;'

Some wonderful lines in here, Jenny. 

Thoughtful and articulate.

A lovely piece of work all round :)

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Posted in Rain

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All caught up again.

Posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2025

All caught up again.

Ah...Cedric's character is taking shape and that metaphorical time bomb is ticking. Jeopardy makes a plot work and this sub-plot is humming.

The interactions in the story are credible and deftly done.

...

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Posted in Parcel for you - Part 55

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Still enjoying this work-in

Posted on Sun, 09 Mar 2025

Still enjoying this work-in-progress, Sean. 

Wonderful writing, of course. 

Keep going!

This is today's X/Twitter/Facebook and BlueSky Pick of the Day.

Congratulations.

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Posted in Lay Down On Your Brain

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A cornucopia of colour.

Posted on Wed, 12 Mar 2025

A cornucopia of colour.

Spring captured so eloquently in this vignette, Rhiannon. 

Gorgeous pics too! :)

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Posted in Spring-Shine!

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"When evening’s fiery Arab

Posted on Thu, 27 Feb 2025

"When evening’s fiery Arab breeze

Blows away a crimson sun.."

A distant, evocative poem. Felt like I was right there.

You took me to foreign lands with this one and it's a beautifully crafted composition.

A pleasure to...

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Posted in The Lighthouse Keeper of Ras Gombo

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"...most mischievous,

Posted on Fri, 28 Feb 2025

"...most mischievous,

flimsy elegance trips the nimble

dance..."

A poem as delicate as gossamer. Beautifully imagery captured with a deft touch.

Just lovely, Jenny :)

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Posted in Skating Without Ice

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Trump is running the US like

Posted on Sun, 09 Mar 2025

Trump is running the US like a business, a corporate entity. He conducts himself as though he is in charge on 'The Apprentice'. It remains to be seen whether diplomacy and statesmanship can be achieved in this way. We'll find out, I guess..

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Posted in The Game by Alfred N.Muggins

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There's a beauty in the

Posted on Tue, 18 Feb 2025

There's a beauty in the underlying honesty of this poem. I can completely relate to it.

This is today's Facebook, X/Twitter and BlueSky Pick of the Day.

Congratulations.

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Posted in A series of horses decreasing in size

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All caught up again. Cedric

Posted on Thu, 20 Feb 2025

All caught up again. Cedric is the 'grenade' and the reader is now waiting for the pin to come out.

The story rattles along nicely and another piece finishes before you realise you have only just started it. 

It's looking great,...

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Posted in Parcel for you - Part 53

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