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A Background of the Aftermath of Part Seven:-
A look at the aftermath of Part Seven.
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The Christmas Mansion Mystery ( Part Seven )
So what happens now?
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The Christmas Mansion Mystery ( Part Six )
The Meeting with Madam Lilly.
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The Christmas Mansion Mystery ( Part Five )
A Private Investigator never stops
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Scarred
Her little Children cry Mother's frozen in time, the light drifts in through a window of remembered love,
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This poem draws the reader in
Posted on Wed, 16 Sep 2020
This poem draws the reader in to my favourite time of year, it's absolutely amazing and a poem I will come back and read again and again.
Love the mention of trees having conversations with the earth, this is something I connect with too...
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A tasty poem Di.
Posted on Sun, 13 Sep 2020
A tasty poem Di.
I loved your blackberry descriptions in this poem. A mouthwatering read.
Jenny.
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There's nothing like rain
Posted on Fri, 11 Sep 2020
There's nothing like rain after a very hot spell.
Some lovely descriptions.
Jenny.
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You touched a part of me with
Posted on Fri, 11 Sep 2020
You touched a part of me with your emotional writing.
Jenny. x
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Great poem Luigi, I've never
Posted on Tue, 08 Sep 2020
Great poem Luigi, I've never been to the Oktoberfest, but went to a lot of bier Keller nights in Bristol during my younger days and boy did we party, up on our benches with stein in hand swaying to an oomph band. My ex husband's brother played...
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That little girl sounds like
Posted on Tue, 08 Sep 2020
That little girl sounds like she has the wild imagination I had as a young child. Is this based on your granddaughter?
Lovely read Rhiannon.
Jenny.
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Hi Penny,
Posted on Mon, 07 Sep 2020
Hi Penny,
the magic hasn't faded for me at all, and I still believe in fairies and many other unseen entities. But I understand where you're coming from with your poem. People get so wrapped up in modern technology, that they forget about...
Read full commentPosted in "Limited Vision"
Without a doubt a story I'm
Posted on Sun, 06 Sep 2020
Without a doubt a story I'm glad I read.
Jenny.
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A fantastic story, well paced
Posted on Sat, 05 Sep 2020
A fantastic story, well paced and very addictive reading.
Jenny.
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Hi Rachel,
Posted on Sun, 23 Aug 2020
Hi Rachel,
survival of the fittest reads loud and clear in your poem, it sounds like the laughing owl wins the day.
Also you describe the fact we as humans are living on the edge in these scary times, making you wonder exactly what...
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