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I have 1835 stories published in 16 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 2534622 times and 535 of my stories have been cherry picked.
1318 of my 12,051 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 1356 votes

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Gold cherry

Even Father Christmas blown over …!

Grey ‘air-ship’ convoy clouds lumber across the sky, trees shake and bend traffic-light pole sways leaves skitter about (and something sharp hit my...
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Sorry?

"I’m sorry I’m in a mess … "I'm sorry for the mess …
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Incarnation, God becomes a human

M icah … N azareth … O ne and only … P rophet, P rince … r edemption … S aviour … T eacher of the truth … V ine … W ord
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Cherry

Tumbling river and tangled footpath

Near Gladestry (11/12/23) The sun was shining, we scrambled down the squelchy leaf-mould, mulch-carpet sloping floor of the riverside wood. (There...
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1318 of my comments have received 1356 Great Feedback votes

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Nice twist! Sympathy and

Posted on Sat, 20 Jan 2024

Nice twist! Sympathy and being able to give and take help and accept vulnarablitiy and imperfections makes for good relationships and happy. Rhiannon

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Posted in Wasn't that a party

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A so sad story, but showing

Posted on Fri, 19 Jan 2024

A so sad story, but showing much understanding of the emotions of both. There seems a determination to get through it in respect to their relation. I suppose that is the hope in the last sentences. I expect that her hope in the cat comes from her...

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Posted in Enoshima (Part Two of Two)

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Nice to have some of the

Posted on Fri, 19 Jan 2024

Nice to have some of the landscapes described as well as the archeological wonders.
The travelling sounds exhausting, so easier to be an armchair reader. I was thinking aboiut your desire to learn Bulgarian once setteld there to be able to...

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Posted in Only Here for The Poets

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You draw the situation gently

Posted on Wed, 17 Jan 2024

You draw the situation gently and clearly. They seem to be reasonably happy after so long, so one wonders what will happen in Part 2. Makes me think a little of my in-laws who got married so quickly at the end of WW2, and she I think wanted to...

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Posted in Enoshima (Part One of Two)

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When was this trip? I can

Posted on Wed, 17 Jan 2024

When was this trip? I can enjoy descriptions of historical buildings and museums, but much prefer reading the history and when out and about enjoying the different landscapes etc. When we have visited museums my husband wants to read every card...

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Posted in Lovely Palace, Must Fly

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It is staggering and

Posted on Wed, 17 Jan 2024

It is staggering and impressive to see the strata so displayed.

The questions come as to how long it took to form each layer and fossilize dead creatures. For some time it has been assumed that it was slow millenia for formation, but that...

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Posted in Beginnings

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You draw the picture well of

Posted on Sun, 14 Jan 2024

You draw the picture well of switching off the rowdy voices and enjoying relaxing contemplation out in nature.Thank you.

We may hussle but not achieve unless we take time to relax and steady our soul and perspective, and like Jacques says...

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Posted in "Turn Down the Noise"

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I like brief poems too,

Posted on Thu, 11 Jan 2024

I like brief poems too, Dougie, and I like the sound of this, but I am perplexed at what the meaning of the thrid line would be?!

I've always been pleased when I've got something really brief, especially if it is liked by others! In Welsh...

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Posted in White Doves

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Very desxriptive of the night

Posted on Tue, 09 Jan 2024

Very desxriptive of the night and longings for personal and world peace.

I do love 'birdsong ballads on barest boughs.' ! Rhiannon

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Posted in January Panorama

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No, on the whole I don't

Posted on Sun, 07 Jan 2024

No, on the whole I don't think there is any medicene to help, though there may be sometimes associated tensions etc that maybe could be so helped. Calming one to one, routines that are understood, holding firmly and hugging sometimes all can help...

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Posted in Fit For Work

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