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Snowdonian Stone

By Philip Sidney on Wed, 21 Jan 2015

This is the stone, thrown molten from a fiery heart which took its small part in: The Transformation of the Great Mountain. This is the stone,...

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Bubble-blow, Thistledown and Candyfloss

By Philip Sidney on Fri, 16 Jan 2015

Oh this silly life I live light as soapy bubble-blow, sparking with foolish iridescent hope, watch it float away and – pop it bursts and is no more...

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Teasels

By Philip Sidney on Wed, 14 Jan 2015

Colours, faded to winter’s gentle browns and greys. Sweet nectar, gone, lapped by the long tongued bee. We stand, unaided through icy nights and...

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The City Lives

By Philip Sidney on Sun, 04 Jan 2015

The city lives grows like a child imperceptibly unless seen at intervals creeps over time and once green fields produces imitations mutations which...

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I love this! I like to write

Posted on Tue, 05 May 2015

I love this! I like to write about the changing nature of the city too. I think this is beautiful, the natural world making use of what humans made and no longer want. Love 'the dust of men and machines'.

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Full of strangeness, which I

Posted on Sun, 03 May 2015

Full of strangeness, which I really like.

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This great, full of energy

Posted on Sun, 03 May 2015

This great, full of energy and perverseness of being human.

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Oh my! I just googled it and

Posted on Sat, 02 May 2015

Oh my! I just googled it and if it's the one set in NZ it sounds close to my childhood, I'm going to try and get it! Thank you Vera.

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Such a fascinating story!

Posted on Tue, 28 Apr 2015

Such a fascinating story! There are still some issues with tenses and it should be 'her husband' not his. I really like this mix of history and myth.

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This has a touch of horror to

Posted on Mon, 27 Apr 2015

This has a touch of horror to it, I wonder why she has to stay locked up. Very dark but interesting ideas. Still a few gammatical issues, e.g. 'find hersself' should be 'found, 'ringed', 'rang', it seems like tenses need looking at.

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Nearly there! This reminds

Posted on Sun, 26 Apr 2015

Nearly there! This reminds me of 'Wild', the camaraderie and how far you have all come.

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Wistful and true, shedding

Posted on Tue, 21 Apr 2015

Wistful and true, shedding the past.