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Ignoring laws
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Some think it is kind God’s laws to ignore, but later they find the suffering’s more. Like calling ‘light...
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Welcome sound
Lullaby rain: gentle rhythm pattering droplets’ refrain softly strafing the thirsty earth soaking, hydrating wetting the wilting all that was waiting...
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Grief and Comfort
Death, bereavement, loss and sadness emptiness and change and chill; though if the memories of who’s departed stir up thanks the mourning isn’t gloom...
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Jesus appears to John, cAD90
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] He is, and was, and is to come, the First and Last, the Living One, was dead, alive now evermore and holds...
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All Seasons' Refuges
Into the woods in the springtime … in the summer … in winter, and each time come out more ready
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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
Read full commentPosted in Tentacled Lagoon Worm
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
Read full commentPosted in The Porch
I enjoyed the vivid scene
Posted on Wed, 07 Aug 2019
I enjoyed the vivid scene created. The last phrase seemed to fit the picture of the ocean fiercly slapping and pounding the shore, while the movement of crustaceans seems a still, slow quiet contrast! Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in This Tide of Ocean
Interesting compact
Posted on Thu, 01 Aug 2019
Interesting compact composition poetically and biologically! Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Rubatosis
Neat! and reminiscent of
Posted on Thu, 01 Aug 2019
Neat! and reminiscent of other tangles of beaurocracy and paperwork these days! My father-in-law used to be pleased to say how he hadn't got a passport, had never had a driving licence,and now lived with us so didn't have any utility bills, and...
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