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I have 1181 stories published in 6 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 2518416 times and 436 of my stories have been cherry picked.
2230 of my 18,057 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 2310 votes

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Sleepless Nights ( I P )

To journey to my other world where passions ebb and flow like waves...

Dwellers of the New World Chapter Nine ( Pt 11 ) The Ocean Awaits

The going was rough, the moors held many crevices, one wrong move and the horses could pull the wagons over.

Dwellers of the New World Chapter Nine ( Pt 9 ) More Trouble Lies Ahead

As the women and children huddled together in the back of the wagons trying to keep warm, the men sat up front driving the horses on.

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2230 of my comments have received 2310 Great Feedback votes

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A poem of sincerity. It must

Posted on Wed, 18 Mar 2020

A poem of sincerity. It must have been such an agonizing time. I admire you for coming through this period and being able to write about it, so that others will know there is a light at the end of the tunnel.      

Jenny.

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Posted in You're not alone!

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The worst part about this

Posted on Wed, 18 Mar 2020

The worst part about this situation is that if you are feeling ill anyway, it makes life even more difficult, especially if you live alone and are frail. I can understand that there must be a lot of tearful people around and it leaves anxiety at...

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Posted in The Death Sentence!

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I'm with you on this poem

Posted on Tue, 17 Mar 2020

I'm with you on this poem Rachel, I suffer terrible anxiety and have a sore throat and ache all over. Thank goodness for abc tales where at least we can communicate without being in close contact.

By the way, my partner's a fisherman and...

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Posted in To wait

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Hi Rachel,

Posted on Sun, 15 Mar 2020

Hi Rachel,

I too thought this was read beautifully and heard the sound of Ash Trees most definitely. 

We have two Ash trees in our garden, which give the most wonderful shade in summer as the sun glints between the leaves. The ants...

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Posted in Ash Trees

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Hi Jane,

Posted on Mon, 09 Mar 2020

Hi Jane,

I shall never look at our compost heap in quite the same way after reading your original and fascinating poem on this earthy matter.

Jenny.

 

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Posted in Ode to Compost

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You have a beautiful gentle

Posted on Sat, 14 Mar 2020

You have a beautiful gentle reading voice Rachel, one you should feel very proud of.

Jenny.

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Posted in Meditation

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what an amazing scene you've

Posted on Sat, 14 Mar 2020

what an amazing scene you've created with words onemorething. I felt the shifting motion of movement in this meditation and you definitely took me there.

Thank you for the read.

Jenny.

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Posted in Meditation

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Many thanks for reading and

Posted on Fri, 13 Mar 2020

Many thanks for reading and such a kind comment onemorething. I really take that as such a great compliment coming from a poet I much admire.

Jenny.

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Posted in A Time

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Hi Rhiannon,

Posted on Fri, 13 Mar 2020

Hi Rhiannon,

I just love the celandines and funnily enough I did think about writing a poem in honour of this beautiful little flower. Your poem goes so well with the photos and gives you a diary of how the weather captures the moments of...

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Posted in March 10, Herefordshire.

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I love the natural feeling of

Posted on Sat, 07 Mar 2020

I love the natural feeling of this poem onemorething. There's nothing fancy about it, more a description of this is who I am and I'm beautiful, even with my flaws.

Yes! I found this poem very inspiring.

Jenny.

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Posted in A Broken Pot’s Lament

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