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I have 1262 stories published in 7 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 5465402 times and 526 of my stories have been cherry picked.
2794 of my 19,493 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 2872 votes

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Passion Of The Drums

Evidence charged in midst gathered; rhythm pulsating, tempo building – echoing far and wide. Waterfall cascades in the dance, as lake fish and...
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Cherry

What's Not Written

How can I prepare to welcome new verses when lapse of memory chases days and nights; voices floating; emotions longing to be carried in flight,...
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Inspired By Mother Nature

I'm encouraged to smile when connecting with wild nature, each mountain peak stirring impressions of curvaceous creation; deep caves beneath...
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Cherry

Rousing Spring

Beneath swollen drifting clouds, Swift new season breathes creation; Energies balanced – feathers quivering, Springs growing throng of tiny beaks...
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The Fish Hawker

I wonder! Did Mary Kelynack's strength come from the briny? For as weary flow of watchful tide fishing boats did arrive, then waves bringing ravenous...

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2794 of my comments have received 2872 Great Feedback votes

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Well I'd like to wish you a

Posted on Tue, 16 Dec 2025

Well I'd like to wish you a Marry Christmas and a Hopeful New Year. yes

Jenny.

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Posted in Happy Christmas. Happy Christ mas. Happy CHRISTmas. Merry Christmas.

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You,ve a keen eye for detail

Posted on Wed, 17 Dec 2025

You,ve a keen eye for detail in your narration of Dark Hedges and evoke the mystery Turlough. Those old beech trees with their intricate overhead tangle must be a magical place to visit, no wonder the faeries hang out there.

You know I've...

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Posted in A Hare's Breath 5 - The Dark Hedges

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Hi Rhiannon,

Posted on Mon, 15 Dec 2025

Hi Rhiannon,

worms don't seem to have any idea of where they're going in my opinion, they are  just a mystery.

I'm not sure that they actually see or have thoughts as I don't think they have brains or eyes, but just slither their...

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Posted in Perilous journey

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Hi Turlough,

Posted on Mon, 15 Dec 2025

Hi Turlough,

I so enjoyed reading about the faerie people, even the scary one, because I definetly believe in faeries, even though I've never come across one in real life either. I wonder! If those flickering lights were either orbs or...

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Posted in A Hare's Breath 4 - The Horror

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Hi Penny,

Posted on Sun, 14 Dec 2025

Hi Penny,

I have to say this is one of the best Christmas poems I've read since:

The night before Christmas when all round the house, nothing was stirrring not even a mouse.

Beautifully written with great rhythm and rhyme....

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Posted in "Christmas with a Child's View" (....Santa Claus, Pere Noel, Father Christmas, Sinterklaas, Saint Nicholas, Kris Kringle....)

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It's so sad that there was so

Posted on Sat, 13 Dec 2025

It's so sad that there was so much conflict between Catholics and Protestants, it must have been even worse for the children, not really understanding what the problem was and having friends that came from the other side of what the parents...

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Posted in A Hare’s Breath 3 - The Accident

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This is such an endearing

Posted on Tue, 09 Dec 2025

This is such an endearing read Turlough. Your young voice comes across perfectly and I can just imagine you all sitting in the van. I'll bet those kids that made fun of your dad's van were just jealous and that's why they made fun.

Me and...

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Posted in A Hare's Breath 1 - The Van

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I had to look up Hristo Botev

Posted on Fri, 05 Dec 2025

I had to look up Hristo Botev, as I knew nothing about this man. I discovered he was a poet who was in exile for a good part of his life because of his beliefs in dignity and freedom. He wrote poems of the mountains, rivers and fields and there's...

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Posted in When Botev Peaked

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Making plans is so easy when

Posted on Thu, 04 Dec 2025

Making plans is so easy when you're young, but as we age the anticipation is great, but the actual doing is something else that's harder to cope with.

You've explained this in your poem very well Rhiannon.

Jenny.

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Posted in An elderly dream

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A haunting story that's

Posted on Thu, 04 Dec 2025

A haunting story that's morally concerned with the mother's distinction of right and wrong. It made me wonder how much the children missed out on being rebellious. Their lives were so controlled.

Very much enjoyed reading.

Jenny.

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Posted in The Provider (Part 2)

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