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Mid-Wales Haiku?
Soft green lumps of hills …
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Ouch!
Don’t touch! It’s hot! … Ouch! …
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‘Beautiful Feet!’
Offline for 2 Sundays, so here is one 'Sunday Song' ahead …
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Unfair (?)
“If I were in her shoes how good I would be. If I had his money I’d give generously presents, all lavish … and look after me, of course! … just so I...
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Who loves God’s presence?
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] When gone astray, the Christian yearns to feel again God’s care – though tough the way, with him close by, fullness of joy is there. … But those who do not want his rule …
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Welcome, you are new here,
Posted on Thu, 27 Aug 2015
Welcome, you are new here, aren't you? You've drawn out an interesting and tender theme here.
I liked the thoughtfulness of 'As the passion that they share Crescendos with great care.'
Personally I would have liked a...
Read full commentPosted in The Embrace
This reminded me of when my
Posted on Wed, 07 Jan 2015
This reminded me of when my son was being taught about the 'rules of composition' for music, and I worried he would lose what seemed to be spontaneous and individual intuition for what would make interesting sound. He assured me it wouldn't, but...
Read full commentPosted in The Discovered Unartist
Trying to see where you're
Posted on Thu, 18 Dec 2014
Trying to see where you're coming from in this, PT. It's because of the suffering, death, sin, that God is doing something. I know we would like him to sort it all out at ths moment, but just like the prophecies concerning his first...
Read full commentPosted in Broken Faith
Stephen, I don't manage to
Posted on Thu, 11 Dec 2014
Stephen, I don't manage to dip much into the prose section, and horror and surreal isn't really my scene – I didn't even like 'Alice in Wonderland' as a child! However I did find reading this intriguing for the well-structured brevity, and the...
Read full commentPosted in Shadow Cooking
Thanks, I appreciate your
Posted on Mon, 15 Sep 2014
Thanks, I appreciate your interest at analysis, Stephen. My background is Welsh and Welsh poetry which makes a lot of use of repetition of consonants or part words to form unbotrusive patterns to help the impact of verse. (In its technical...
Read full commentPosted in No Ties (IP)
I've been thinking to wait
Posted on Wed, 10 Aug 2022
I've been thinking to wait for part 2 before commenting! But maybe offline or not on much for a week or so, so just to say that I found your description of the underground very good (visual, aural, olfactory?!) A plunge into sexual relationship...
Read full commentPosted in Charmed (Part One of Two)
You bring the drowsy days to
Posted on Tue, 09 Aug 2022
You bring the drowsy days to sight, and the waves and sand and sunshine. And then the down-to-earth bump at the end, when even in those days, the money suddenly is running out! And daily life and work probably had to be picked up after the...
Read full commentPosted in Along Cornish Coast
Hi, Di. I take it this is of
Posted on Tue, 09 Aug 2022
Hi, Di. I take it this is of somewhere near you? My first thought was what a lovely place to be able to visit. So well described.Then, yes, so sad to see it snarled up, – but those scraped roots and broken grasses will recover and quickly. Not so...
Read full commentPosted in logging evidence of us
Thank you, Catherine. Yes,
Posted on Thu, 04 Aug 2022
Thank you, Catherine. Yes, the simple vatiations in the countryside we walk through are so worth noticing. I have always enjoyed the terrain and views to be 3-dimentional since childhood, to give so much more interest. 'What's around the next...
Read full commentPosted in Near Titley
Good to read your writing
Posted on Wed, 03 Aug 2022
Good to read your writing full of good humour again, Jean, and that you are still able to enjoy life, and have your daughter(s)' company. Also good that some of the Palsy problem has stopped, maybe these things can quietly improve when you aren't...
Read full commentPosted in chemo 4
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