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I have 1263 stories published in 7 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 5514980 times and 528 of my stories have been cherry picked.
2810 of my 19,535 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 2888 votes

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Dwellers of the New World Chapter Nineteen ( Pt 5 ) The Reunion

Luke was just on his way to the control room, when he saw his father. He could hardly believe it was him and Dawson making their way down the...

Dwellers of the New World Chapter Nineteen ( Pt 4 ) The Meeting

While the others were sleeping, Addie and Dawson had been called up to see Minister Lewington to explain their findings, before they could go and see...

Dwellers of the New World Chapter Nineteen ( Pt 3 ) An Unknown World

The trip back to Obsidian had been strange with so many aboard, though everyone had been cordial, even the children spent a good part of their time...

Poor Old Charley

Charley Farley sat on the khazi smoking on his pipe, when all of a sudden out of the blue; he had such a fright, in the depths of night a moth caught...

Loss Of Face

Don't burden me with pearly tears, those endless nights of endurance, when skin touched skin... flap jacking, as sweet honey kisses mingle with our...

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2810 of my comments have received 2888 Great Feedback votes

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My goodness it must be that

Posted on Thu, 09 Jun 2022

My goodness it must be that Italian passion coming out in your writing Luigi. The name Nigella Damascena certainly is an enchanting name for Love In The Mist. I got quite carried away with your love making in the fog. I actually had a night of...

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Posted in Morning Love

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Still enjoying Jane.  Jenny.

Posted on Wed, 08 Jun 2022

Still enjoying Jane. 

Jenny.

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Posted in S T Vasectomy Clinic - (11)

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I love everything about this

Posted on Tue, 07 Jun 2022

I love everything about this poem Rhiannon, gave me a real sense of the countryside at its best. It goes so well with the photo too.

Jenny.

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Posted in Evening peace

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When I first started reading

Posted on Sun, 05 Jun 2022

When I first started reading your story Jane, I actually thought it was real, about someone you knew, but then realized as I read on that it was from your imagination. It could be based on truth though, there must be so many kids like Mole who...

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Posted in Mole

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Clouds prowl the sky

Posted on Sun, 05 Jun 2022

Clouds prowl the sky

in chiffon, what was left

unexplored, undreamed,

the contours of faith unhoped,

and yet, with morning,

hoped again.

Those lines stood out for me. Iove the idea of the clouds prowling...

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Posted in A Fox In A Moon Night

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Ha, ha!  This was incredibly

Posted on Sat, 04 Jun 2022

Ha, ha! laugh This was incredibly funny to read. That last stanza gave me the giggles...

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Posted in Nessie

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Hi Penny,

Posted on Fri, 03 Jun 2022

So much suspicion as the mystery deepens...a real who done it springs to mind. I'm still so enjoying this story.

Jenny.

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Posted in Willow's Tail" 29 (gather the suspects)

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Hi Paul,

Posted on Thu, 02 Jun 2022

such a great poem full of drama and I'll bet your son could identify with this poem.

There certainly is, No Place Like Home. ...

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Posted in Back In Kansas

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PHEW! Mark, yours was the one

Posted on Thu, 02 Jun 2022

PHEW! Mark, yours was the one comment I was worried about, I didn't know whether this poem would do justice to your incredible story. Now you've put my mind at rest I'll be able to sleep tonight. ...

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Posted in Leaving The Nest

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I completely agree with your

Posted on Tue, 31 May 2022

I completely agree with your words in this poem. To encourage children to inspire their imaginations as they grow older is one of the best gifts, it can take them anywhere their spirit wants to go.

I wish many children could read this poem...

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Posted in The Imaginers

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