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The juxtaposition of an
Posted on Thu, 14 Jan 2021
The juxtaposition of an ending with beginning and renewal, dark and light, makes this a real pleasure to read. This return to colour is our Pick of the Day. Please do share on Facebook and Twitter.
Oh, I feel very honoured. This is so lovely, Di. I love the idea of leaves as wings and worms as tongues before words - brilliant. Beautiful and uplifting. x
This is very sweet, Jenny, with some lovely lines - the moths, how warm air strokes darkness and the retraction of paws. Our relationships with animals are very precious. Rachel :)
Yes! Better get tippy-tapping then Drew - we want a monsoon, exotic birds, dancing frogs and flamingos amongst Saltburn's finest residents. I think it would revitalise their tourist trade following the plague. No pressure, but start immediately...
Perfect! Will look forward to the dancing frogs and rainy instalment in the chronicles of Saltburn. I think you should have exotic birds too. Perhaps an influx of them that terrifies the gulls.
I enjoyed this, and Part 1. Is there a Part 2? I couldn't find it. (Also as a Devon-born, cider-swilling pedant, I wonder if you mean Barnstaple rather than Barnstable? Or perhaps it's a fictional name.)
The juxtaposition of an
Posted on Thu, 14 Jan 2021
The juxtaposition of an ending with beginning and renewal, dark and light, makes this a real pleasure to read. This return to colour is our Pick of the Day. Please do share on Facebook and Twitter.
Paul - do let me know too if you...
Read full commentPosted in The Haunted Fort of Bhangarh
Lovely, and I love the
Posted on Thu, 14 Jan 2021
Lovely, and I love the simplicity of the snapshot. Rachel :)
Read full commentPosted in The Blue Jay
Beautiful images, Jenny, love
Posted on Mon, 14 Dec 2020
Beautiful images, Jenny, love this one. :)
Read full commentPosted in Langdale Pikes In Winter
Lovely, just my kind of poem.
Posted on Wed, 16 Dec 2020
Lovely, just my kind of poem. :)
Read full commentPosted in Hibernal Solstice
Oh, I feel very honoured.
Posted on Tue, 01 Dec 2020
Oh, I feel very honoured. This is so lovely, Di. I love the idea of leaves as wings and worms as tongues before words - brilliant. Beautiful and uplifting. x
Read full commentPosted in angelica (after reading Onemorething's beautiful poem)
Thanks insert, and ha, yes,
Posted on Thu, 26 Nov 2020
Thanks insert, and ha, yes, the bestiary picture is exactly that, after one too many as well.
Read full commentPosted in A Crocodile Can’t Be Loved
This is very sweet, Jenny,
Posted on Wed, 25 Nov 2020
This is very sweet, Jenny, with some lovely lines - the moths, how warm air strokes darkness and the retraction of paws. Our relationships with animals are very precious. Rachel :)
Read full commentPosted in Memories Of You I Keep
Yes! Better get tippy-tapping
Posted on Wed, 18 Nov 2020
Yes! Better get tippy-tapping then Drew - we want a monsoon, exotic birds, dancing frogs and flamingos amongst Saltburn's finest residents. I think it would revitalise their tourist trade following the plague. No pressure, but start immediately...
Read full commentPosted in Monsoon
Perfect! Will look forward to
Posted on Wed, 18 Nov 2020
Perfect! Will look forward to the dancing frogs and rainy instalment in the chronicles of Saltburn. I think you should have exotic birds too. Perhaps an influx of them that terrifies the gulls.
Read full commentPosted in Monsoon
I enjoyed this, and Part 1.
Posted on Wed, 18 Nov 2020
I enjoyed this, and Part 1. Is there a Part 2? I couldn't find it. (Also as a Devon-born, cider-swilling pedant, I wonder if you mean Barnstaple rather than Barnstable? Or perhaps it's a fictional name.)
Read full commentPosted in Empire State (Part Three) - The Devil in Tintagel
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