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StoryHarebells skinner_jennifer212 years 12 months ago
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My stories

The White Orchid

'The White Orchid' was a popular club, a bit of a dive in truth, but here you could pick up plenty of pretty girls, all at a price. Lily-Rose, Yvette...

Patsy

Patsy perched on a bar stool, A one-night stand for someone lucky, Someone lucky enough to stare into those deep green eyes That have seen so much...

Summer Rain

I hear the pitter-pattering of the rain, And see pellucid drops falling like pearls. And in the distance a roseate suffusion Is behind verdant, green...
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Lanterns on the Lake

It was extremely quiet in the house. Susan Deverill had always appreciated that; trying to write the final chapter of her new book had given her...
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Gold & Ivory

Robert Gold was doing well. His business had taken off, but quite where the money for investment had come from was anybody's guess. Some thought he...

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175 of my comments have received 177 Great Feedback votes

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Hi Jenny,

Posted on Tue, 18 Oct 2022

Hi Jenny,

Skilful use of language in this poem: flowed like water, a never ending stream.

hilary   

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Posted in Interesting Times

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Hi Rhiannon,

Posted on Thu, 13 Oct 2022

Hi Rhiannon,

Great little fun poem for children and educational too. I am sure they would enjoy!

hilary   

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Posted in Fish Finger Maths!

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Hi Jenny,

Posted on Wed, 12 Oct 2022

Hi Jenny,

It was especially difficult for the elderly in the lockdown and a tragedy for them  if they lost a partner. This poem is thoughtful and empathetic in their struggle to survive. Music certainly helps: it is a great comforter !...

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Posted in Only The Lonely

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hi  Rhiannon,

Posted on Tue, 11 Oct 2022

hi  Rhiannon,

This did indeed have a musical flow to the correlating change of the seasons, a never ending cycle. Very nicely done !!!

hilary    

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Hi,

Posted on Sun, 09 Oct 2022

Hi,

Poor farmer is all I can say. Enjoyed this longer tale, Paul. Fantasy seems to suit your creative gift !!!

hilary       

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Posted in In the Vale of the Shadow King (Part Six of Six)

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Hi,

Posted on Sun, 09 Oct 2022

Hi,

Sounds like a car crash of a car. Hope you are safe !!!

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Posted in I Recognized it.

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Hi,

Posted on Fri, 07 Oct 2022

Hi,

The narrative is progressing nicely : some wonderful, descriptive writing. Waiting for the final curtain !!!

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Posted in In the Vale of the Shadow King (Part Five of Six)

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Hi,   

Posted on Sun, 02 Oct 2022

Hi,   

I just loved the passage in italics; it was beautiful prose. Look forward to seeing it through !

hilary    

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Posted in In the Vale of the Shadow King (Part Four of Six)

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hi Rhiannon,

Posted on Thu, 29 Sep 2022

hi Rhiannon,

I don't think many conkers become trees. I remember hoardes of boys throwing up sticks to try and make them fall much to the consternation of neighbours. Nice poem : rich !

hilary   

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Posted in Shiny treasure

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hi.

Posted on Thu, 29 Sep 2022

hi.

I liked this poem. Some interesting use of language. It works !

hilary   

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Posted in The Cockerel Crows

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