Costmary

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Type	Title	Author	Replies	Last updated
Story	The Portrait of a Traveler	Costmary	0	10 years 3 weeks ago
Story	Waiting	Ed Crane	15	10 years 3 weeks ago
Story	The prayer of the heart	Costmary	0	10 years 3 weeks ago
Story	Midsummer's dream	Costmary	1	10 years 3 weeks ago
Story	Scattered Thoughts	Costmary	2	10 years 3 weeks ago
Story	My Childhood in the Countryside	Costmary	6	10 years 3 weeks ago
Blog entry	Lied for the Moon and the Evening Star	Costmary	3	10 years 3 weeks ago
Blog entry	Lied for the Moon and the Evening Star	Costmary	0	10 years 3 weeks ago
Story	Toy Battery Train	Costmary	2	10 years 3 weeks ago
Story	Then came one o’clock	Costmary	0	10 years 3 weeks ago
Story	Persephone’s Memories	Costmary	2	10 years 3 weeks ago
Story	All Quiet on the River	Costmary	0	10 years 3 weeks ago
Story	Wet Dog's Nostalgia	Costmary	2	10 years 1 month ago
Story	Butterfly in a Jar	Costmary	2	10 years 1 month ago
Story	The Dam	Costmary	2	10 years 1 month ago
Story	[end of spring]	Costmary	0	10 years 1 month ago

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Embossing

By Costmary on Sat, 27 Jun 2015

when lights are low i search a thousand shadows behind each matchstick flame in every frame i count fewer teeth/ less hair/ less sparkle in my eyes i...

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By Themselves

By Costmary on Sat, 27 Jun 2015

if people are trees then they are most likely to be pear trees their fruit is at the height of the noon sun with sweet juice they too fall by...

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Forensic Medicine

By Costmary on Sat, 27 Jun 2015

In the hereafter world there is a council. A general reunion among big and little, both the old ones who still hold on a dry root and the new ones...

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Socrates and the number 30

By Costmary on Sat, 27 Jun 2015

Reading Plato’s Phaedo in the light of the Apology, I was struck by the relationship between perceived fate and perceived wisdom. One of the things...