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Myths based on Truth
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Belovèd myths, imagined place where superheroes dangers face to rescue from the monster pest, succeed in...
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More Snowdrops ! (hidden away)
Is that a drift of snow peeping over the top of the bank? …
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Are you wanting to be …
No man is an island though you may want to be alone, independent and totally free, private, no duties, responsibilities gone, doing just what you...
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Faith in His Word
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Fear observes the problems sore, and puffs them up to scare. Faith sees opportunities – God’s work in which...
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‘Twinkle, twinkle … what?’@102
At 102 she can’t hear well and is confused and forgetful, but likes it when her grandson plays hymns and songs on his violin that she knew in younger days … and for his young daughter he plays, ‘Twinkle, twinkle little star … …
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You've been changing this
Posted on Tue, 03 Sep 2019
You've been changing this around haven't you? sometimes in verse when 'we' is used, I'm not sure whether it it oneself, or generic for mankind in general that is meant? I was intrigued by far from uncomfortable light where wrong can be...
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I'm not vegetarian, and it is
Posted on Sun, 01 Sep 2019
I'm not vegetarian, and it is easy to be anthropomorphic in considering animals' understanding of the chase isn't it? There must have been times when the catching of a whale saved groups from starvation, especially in icy climes where farming was...
Read full commentPosted in Echoes of a Dead Whale
It sounds as if you are in a
Posted on Sat, 31 Aug 2019
It sounds as if you are in a hammock, Richard. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Wind at My Back
I suppose because you only
Posted on Thu, 15 Aug 2019
I suppose because you only mentioned wind destruction, and not fire at all, we didn't make that connection before. ? Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in airmail from the amazon (august 2018)
Di, have you retitled this in
Posted on Thu, 15 Aug 2019
Di, have you retitled this in the light of the current horrendous fires in the Amazon basin?
Somehow it makes quite a different reference for it, before it seemed to speak of the simple normal British autumn creeping in, but now of that...
Read full commentPosted in airmail from the amazon (august 2018)
Interesting. The longing to
Posted on Tue, 20 Aug 2019
Interesting. The longing to be able to start again, clean slate, but the awareness that it would soon have the same or similar mistakes, and not really keen to face the same battles to try to make something despite the failures and frustrations....
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As Insert said, lovely,
Posted on Thu, 15 Aug 2019
As Insert said, lovely, though I'm wonderfing all that is in your mind re the wind. – It is soon going to remove much of the green we see,
or are you thinking of the future of ourselves, or the world? Wind is often used as metaphor for the...
Read full commentPosted in airmail from the amazon (august 2018)
Interesting to follow your
Posted on Tue, 13 Aug 2019
Interesting to follow your musings, and read so well. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in "It was the Daisy...."
You have managed to capture
Posted on Wed, 07 Aug 2019
You have managed to capture the remoteness and wild bleakness of the area, while also bringing attention to the life of the intertidal estuary itself and the birdlife and song of the rushy edges. Thank you. Rhiannon
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I liked this too, Richard.
Posted on Thu, 08 Aug 2019
I liked this too, Richard. The scene now, and the description of the crawling, shooting-up legs, and then their owners looking back, as you are now. Rhiannon
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