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A VERY SPECIAL CHRISTMAS (PART SIX)

Who is this stranger we have brought home? said the children.

A VERY SPECIAL CHRISTMAS (PART FIVE)

It's time to play in the snow and have some fun at the village of 'Great Oaks.'

A VERY SPECIAL CHRISTMAS (PART FOUR)

It's Christmas morning, the children are excited.

A VERY SPECIAL CHRISTMAS (PART THREE)

Continuing the story of a Christmas in 'Great Oaks'

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2610 of my comments have received 2687 Great Feedback votes

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Very much enjoyed reading

Posted on Fri, 01 Apr 2016

Very much enjoyed reading Tina, you gave this poem that Silver Spun Sand magic touch.

Jenny.

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Posted in Chasing Stars

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Oh! Tina,

Posted on Mon, 14 Mar 2016

Oh! Tina,

your words were so moving for me, they could have been spoken by my dad. He was grateful to the hospice for their help, but he was at a point where there was absolutely nothing to live for and the pain was so bad, he couldn't...

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Posted in A Passing Thought (Poetry Monthly)

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Hi Terry,

Posted on Fri, 26 Feb 2016

Hi Terry,

I can't begin to tell you how much I enjoyed reading this beautiful story, told in such a poetic way.

I admire the clarity of your words that conjured up pictures to the sequence of evens between each stanza.

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Posted in The Stone

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I love how you end each

Posted on Sun, 21 Feb 2016

I love how you end each chapter on a cliff hanger, it just keeps me reading.

Brilliant. I've even got my son engrossed too, reading out loud to him.

Jenny.

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Posted in The Net Caster (Part Seven)

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A chilling read indeed. You

Posted on Sun, 13 Mar 2016

A chilling read indeed. You gave such a good description of the surroundings, I felt I was there.

Jenny.

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Posted in On this wild October Evening

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There's something quite

Posted on Fri, 11 Mar 2016

There's something quite peaceful and dreamlike about this poem Hilary.

I love the idea of wearing a crown of seven stars and sea-serenity filling your mind. I had this image of you on a beach alone at night watching the ocean, the sky full...

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Posted in Sunlight like smiles

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Hi Rhiannon,

Posted on Thu, 03 Mar 2016

Hi Rhiannon,

your thoughts and words in this poem match perfectly with the beautiful picture above.

Love it.

Jenny.

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Posted in Flowing … (Poetry Monthly)

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A sacred poem indeed.

Posted on Sun, 28 Feb 2016

A sacred poem indeed.

Beautifully written.

Jenny.

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Posted in Mother Of The Stillness

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You are so right in this poem

Posted on Tue, 16 Feb 2016

You are so right in this poem Rhiannon, love is about the things we do rather than what we say. Through hardships love can go stronger.

I liked your poem.

Jenny.

 

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Posted in Symbols and Substance

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Can't believe I nearly missed

Posted on Sat, 06 Feb 2016

Can't believe I nearly missed this one Tina,

Sadly what you've written sums up the situation all too well. What's going on in the world? So many sad and innocent lives at risk...it's so insane.

A great one for the poetry monthly....

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Posted in A Borderline Case (Poetry Monthly)

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