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What will last?
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Present needs can fill the mind: Jesus says what’s best to find is himself, and life he’ll give evermore...
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Duvet!
It should be so straightforward to put a duvet in its case, but when I rush – no time to waste, I soon regret presumptive haste and find the corners...
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Character Masks
? Are you straightforward or … or … even if you mess-up sometimes, put your foot in it … ?
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Jacob’s pillow and pillar
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Deceitfulness had trouble bred and so he from his brother fled, lay down his head on stony pillow – stone...
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Some January colour
Cloudy patterns in the sky, sinking sun can touch, apply hues of red, a tinge of fire – colour that can cheer inspire when the daytime views are dark...
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A life made bland by ease is
Posted on Sat, 23 Jun 2018
A life made bland by ease is a very telling phrase. So easy just to criticize others, or frustration at the attitudes of 'society'. I was reading of the problems of fasion and the assumptions of constant new clothing necessary, made to...
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You've captured the boy's
Posted on Thu, 14 Jun 2018
You've captured the boy's heart so well here, Richard. Rhiannon
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Lovely picture of the feel of
Posted on Fri, 08 Jun 2018
Lovely picture of the feel of relaxation in a canoe, ending with a concise cameo of the history of ancient refuge in the land for many, and their hopes. Rhiannon
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I'm not good at trying to
Posted on Wed, 30 May 2018
I'm not good at trying to compare, Di. I hadn't meant there was anything wrong with your descriptions of the boats in the other - sometimes I just need a bit of reassurance.
I like the mossy wall and the colour of the bluebells coming in...
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I get told off for calling
Posted on Mon, 28 May 2018
I get told off for calling them windmills, when I can't remember the word turbines!
I liked the description here of them as like white slim bird bones. Is the last but one stanza referring to the feather-like sails on the sea? It seems a...
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You have caught here the
Posted on Tue, 22 May 2018
You have caught here the feeling of looking down on your life and family's ways when far apart, and the place you've just left, like if one could see a film catching each on their travels. It reminded me of one of my children (when very young)...
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Very clever! I love seeing
Posted on Wed, 23 May 2018
Very clever! I love seeing those first leaves emerging, and the simple cotyledon leaves often making food so that the more complex leaves can then grow. I liked this very much. The fragility and freshness of new leaves is lovely too isn't it, and...
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Oh, I really liked that -
Posted on Tue, 22 May 2018
Oh, I really liked that - just thinking of the lovely blossom simply. Short lived, but still lovely as you describe when it first falls, before trampling and mixing with … . Rhiannon
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I did have a little look, and
Posted on Sat, 14 Apr 2018
I did have a little look, and saw a suggestion that pale colours can use the weaker sun better, and are thereore more prevalant in the spring. Will return if gather any more thought on it!! Rhiannon
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I've been away. Just seen
Posted on Thu, 12 Apr 2018
I've been away. Just seen this. It seems to speak of an attempt to return to where one once knew a welcome, but for some reason there is no acceptance, no resonance. I also thought the line 'the only growing is old.' very telling, and...
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