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Tawny Owl

By onemorething on Mon, 28 Dec 2020

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A Partridge, A Pear Tree

By onemorething on Tue, 22 Dec 2020

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Morning

By onemorething on Sun, 20 Dec 2020

Dawn's quiet heals the injuries of noise, in the plumage of light, being both woman and bird,

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What The Robin Knows by Jon Young

By onemorething on Thu, 17 Dec 2020

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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...

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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.

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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.)

Posted in Empire State (Part Three) - The Devil in Tintagel

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A very tranquil poem Jenny,

Posted on Tue, 17 Nov 2020

A very tranquil poem Jenny, and it made me think that your poems always convey a sense of peace and calm. Lovely. Rachel :)

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Oh, that's lovely - Oakley

Posted on Tue, 10 Nov 2020

Oh, that's lovely - Oakley Villa. There is something particularly special about an Oak tree. And you're quite right, they are so steeped in myth and folklore that it can be a little overwhelming. Your dream sounds amazing. I hugged an oak a...

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Beautifully written and

Posted on Sun, 08 Nov 2020

Beautifully written and perfect for today - this is Pick of the Day. Do share on Facebook and Twitter if you happen to subscribe to such things. :)

Posted in Beyond The Call Of Duty

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Yes they do! And it makes me

Posted on Mon, 02 Nov 2020

Yes they do! And it makes me love them all the more! I will definitely be attending the reading event, I loved it last time. Whether I pluck up the courage to read something is another matter, I have a couple of weeks to build bravery muscles...

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Love the crinoline too and

Posted on Sat, 31 Oct 2020

Love the crinoline too and the connecting threads in this. This has hints of haunting, yet also reassuring. :)

Posted in Shadows Of The Past

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Ah, Jenny, yes, it's such a

Posted on Fri, 30 Oct 2020

Ah, Jenny, yes, it's such a devastation. I think it's particularly sad too that saplings and young trees keep springing to life only to often be killed in their prime by this fungal disease. I feel increasingly sad too about Ash dieback too when...

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A lovely start to a fairytale

Posted on Sat, 24 Oct 2020

A lovely start to a fairytale is our Pick of the Day. A very sweet story beginning here Jenny.