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Garden bindweed, again
Insidiously quickly it binds, spirallingly winds entangling. strangling, entwining around grasping support from the stronger stems; poking through,...
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Grace with power to save
Persecutor Saul of Tarsus living by God’s laws, but 'blind', with contempt for claims of Jesus … Once John Newton was rebellious … Drunkard, worked on slaveships, callous …
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Begonia …
Floating ballroom dresses …
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Eric Liddell
He ran like the wind in rugger and on track. Soon a teacher so kind under enemy attack. He wouldn’t compete on Sunday – the Day of the Lord, but when...
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Trusts based on quicksand
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Ideas and religions flourish, materialism sways and soothes, humanism evolutionary, asserts that no-one,...
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I think the blankness of how
Posted on Thu, 29 Dec 2022
I think the blankness of how to use these in-between days is much because of a jet-lag feeling of the rush of purchasing gifts, and preparing for a special day's nourishment has suddenly ended, and leaves a measure of exhaustion and lethargy...
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You've caught much of the
Posted on Wed, 28 Dec 2022
You've caught much of the frozen, waiting, hibernating feel of the depth of winter – land and us. I've been working on something much shorter meandering through the seasons for the IP this week.
Looking forward to noticing the snowdrps...
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There'll always be a tension
Posted on Wed, 28 Dec 2022
There'll always be a tension between wanting to keep the land only for the flora, fauna, and a select few, and opening it up to more hordes to enjoy, hopefully fairly responsibly! Rhiannon
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I loved the first part,
Posted on Tue, 27 Dec 2022
I loved the first part, especially Sparkling in winter sunshine mesmerising us into forgetting their beautiful danger.
Wasn't too sure of all you had in mind in the second half, but thought it was to do with the similar pattern of...
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Some lovely lights as we see
Posted on Wed, 21 Dec 2022
Some lovely lights as we see the solstice pass. A happy time, but even better the celebration of the Ultimate Light coming, remembered at Christmas. I hope your holidays are peaceful and happy.
Puzzled as to why you bring the Druids into...
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So sad, but realistic. It
Posted on Tue, 20 Dec 2022
So sad, but realistic. It would be good if there could be a continuation and a real resolution, not cheesey, but finding someone who could really help a change, and just maybe, even Diane able to reconsider and feel assured of real change. Story...
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Oh, Hilary this is so sad,
Posted on Thu, 15 Dec 2022
Oh, Hilary this is so sad, and of course unresolved. There can be so much ceremony that has nothing really to do with 'giving the heart' as you mentioned in the carol, and being filled with the love of God and loving his righteousness. It can...
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Lovely. Braving such
Posted on Wed, 14 Dec 2022
Lovely. Braving such temperatures, or benefiting from the film-makers that do, what beauty, but also, everything waiting for return of warmth. Rhiannon
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from blackbird’s mellifluous
Posted on Fri, 09 Dec 2022
from blackbird’s mellifluous dawn to a nightjar’s vespers. gave a lovely insight into noticing what can be heard and seen to try to keep as refreshed as possible from the surroundings . and the last stanza showing a noticing in walking...
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Must have been really
Posted on Mon, 12 Dec 2022
Must have been really pleasant to be able to walk out and see the snow-clad hills, all lookinng so different. And I felt the sleepy warmth after the sharp clear frosty air, making you/me drowsy! Rhiannon
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