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Wherever
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] It is too wonderful to plumb how wide and full your scanning sight, your knowledge of my inmost thought, in...
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Shiny Brown
Rain or sun we’ll have fun in the squelchy and squishy jump and splash it thickly melted-chocolate sticky of the path in the wood today: bluebells...
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Elusive Silver
An enigmatic colour this on the scales of a herring or a ‘silverfish,’ and the reflecting sheen of a mirror’s screen, greyer than white, whiter than...
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His Majesty
I may choose to be a loner, I may hide my past and plans; but I can’t flee my Creator, every inmost thought … Power and love of God consider, when you feel he does not care; he alone wise help can render, strength renew: persist in prayer.
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The Impossible Move
They seem to think life started in the sea – somehow, but plants appeared on land, and then – unplanned some moving creatures in the water thought...
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What a lovely little inciden
Posted on Fri, 27 Mar 2015
What a lovely little inciden capturedt! Was it a green woodpecker? I gather they do hammer sometime but my husband used to tell me, if it's the hammering you hear, then it's the greater spotted. He keeps having to turn my attention to it anyway,...
Read full commentPosted in Spotted at Dawn
It's lovely what you took in
Posted on Sat, 07 Mar 2015
It's lovely what you took in in your micro-glance, refreshing you for the rest of your journey. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in The A1 Crosses the River Swale
A lot to think about there,
Posted on Sat, 21 Feb 2015
A lot to think about there, and well written of course. How difficult to live with great skill, humbly and kindly. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in "All the World's a Stage"
I can only say, how
Posted on Mon, 09 Feb 2015
I can only say, how compassionate and caring the staff are where my father-in-law is. (and it is just a basic nursing home, largely council funded, they have recently introduced a very minimal top-up and of course there is always means testing)....
Read full commentPosted in Room Six - Tooting Bec Asylum...1982
I really liked the way you
Posted on Tue, 03 Feb 2015
I really liked the way you slipped in the descriptions of the garden eg ' the smell of pine as refreshing as a bucket of snow, needles crunching underfoot.' That whole paragraph seems to have so much vivid description just tucked in...
Read full commentPosted in uncorrected proof two.
Horrible, Bee. Getting
Posted on Wed, 28 Jan 2015
Horrible, Bee. Getting callous like this to animal suffering, must so easily lead to callousness to human suffering too. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Giving Them a VOICE
A lot of concentrated vivid
Posted on Sun, 25 Jan 2015
A lot of concentrated vivid images here, and memories, and the contrast of attitudes to danger and hurts. Specially liked the first verse, and the lines about the moss. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Earth Heart (3)
Interesting cameo of bright
Posted on Fri, 16 Jan 2015
Interesting cameo of bright memories, a bit like Jolono's recent 'Under a London Sky' memories of the beginning of a courtship. I liked ''Occasion marked: Us and 'Coat-hanger tourists' too. The Brolga Dance certainly sounded...
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Your collection of images in
Posted on Tue, 13 Jan 2015
Your collection of images in the early part of this is breathtaking as usual, and displays your noticing eye and clarity of putting the images into words succinctly for others.
– but poetry can be about all sorts of things, the pleasant,...
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… but as you said, it is the
Posted on Sat, 03 Jan 2015
… but as you said, it is the space between that is full of good memories. Here the beginning, so beautifully described, and such pleasure, and seen now as the beginning of a full life, despite all the hardships, and the agony of parting. Rhiannon
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