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Dwellers of the New World Chapter Fifteen ( Pt 12 ) Shades of Winter
The next morning, as dawn broke over Wild Whistling Isle, the snow began to fall heavily, huge flakes scattered, leaving a still silence that drifted...
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Dwellers of the New World Chapter Fifteen ( Pt 11 ) Helping Hands
Liora stood feeling reluctant to back down, if they didn't agree to the valley being used as a burial ground. As the crowd came towards her, the...
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Dwellers of the New World Chapter Fifteen ( Pt 10 ) On Hallowed Ground
Having spent the night at his parents cabin, It was very early next morning and still dark when Jay arrived back at Liora's dwelling. He was getting...
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Dwellers of the New World Chapter Fifteen ( Pt 9 ) Dreaming of Home
Back in Grasshopper Valley at Tariq's and Kalina' cabin, Dawson sat by the fire, his face pale and body aching. He sipped the broth that Kalina had...
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Dwellers of the New World Chapter Fifteen ( Pt 8 ) Solid News
Ice cold snow lay outside Liora's dwelling, while inside the only sound that could be heard was the cracking of burning twigs, from the fire that...
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The sight of an eagle soaring
Posted on Sat, 30 Apr 2022
The sight of an eagle soaring the thermals is so majestic and takes my breath away. Your poem describes just this perfectly Richard...breathtaking.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Tumultuous Times
your poem shows the beauty of
Posted on Sat, 30 Apr 2022
your poem shows the beauty of these delicate butterflies, and their fragile world. Isn't nature just the best? I also love the wild garlic flowers...as you describe, with their star white tiny thin petals.
A beautiful nature poem indeed Di...
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I love your interpretation in
Posted on Fri, 29 Apr 2022
I love your interpretation in this poem Rachel, it's both enchanting and menacing. A skilful description of a story I've never heard of before.
Thank you for sharing.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in A Blindworm’s Revenge
How I would love to be in
Posted on Wed, 27 Apr 2022
How I would love to be in your poem, gazing down upon the snow flurries skimming across a bleak horizon.
And In Nordic nights dancing beneath translucent shimmering veils, while auroras guard the Heavens, and Norse Gods are hidden from...
Read full commentPosted in Dreams of Solitude
I was so interested to read
Posted on Thu, 28 Apr 2022
I was so interested to read about how you got into writing, and all your adventures along the way. You sound like you've lived a full life and made many friends, which is so important when not only writing, but also inspiring to the mind.
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Read full commentPosted in 'Epitaph for Gregory O'Donoghue'
I know the feeling of
Posted on Wed, 27 Apr 2022
I know the feeling of experiencing excessive clapping, been in the audience many times when the curtains lowered and people keep shouting out for more and keep on clapping, and the curtain rises and the actors bow for the fifth time, it's nice to...
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Beautiful words of
Posted on Wed, 27 Apr 2022
Beautiful words of contentment Richard.
Peace and Happiness to you and yours.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Kiss Me Now
How sad to be sent to prison
Posted on Tue, 26 Apr 2022
How sad to be sent to prison for seven years and having to admit to the theft of a straw hat, just doesn't seem fair to me. How tough life was back then.
I do hope William Fry finds her in the prison. Looking forward to finding out....
Read full commentPosted in The Straw Hat 2
How romantic this poem is,
Posted on Tue, 26 Apr 2022
How romantic this poem is, you must have been this person's muse.
Always nice to read an endearing poem.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Turning The Page
Hi Rhiannon,
Posted on Tue, 26 Apr 2022
I think you've summed up the miracle of hands perfectly in this poem, can't imagine life without them.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Gadgets amazing!
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