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~~Unaware of what was coming, the Flying Fish rocked gently on the calm sea as it left the fog behind. Blue skies appeared and the sun was now high;...
I stand alone... drinking in the season, touched by Mother nature's Summer shadows... now long gone in the blinking of an eye, remembering the breeze...
What a great story, and Baxter certainly wasn't lonely or bored. You've got inside the mind of a young boy with such imagination, a lot like I used to have as a child. I like the way he and the other toys were swimming in the air, that is exactly...
It's great how the story has developed to the meeting with Hades, and at least he's given Oren the chance to rock out some numbers with Mark, which means the Lord of the underworld can't be all that bad.
You just can't beat Slade's Christmas spirit. Every time I hear that record I'm back in the Grannery night club in Bristol on Christmas Eve rocking away with everyone else, waving and singing at the top of my voice. Ah! Sweet memories.
Reading this was so emotional for me. Spartak is so wise keeping the old ways alive, it reminded me of a programme I watched on BBC 4 called the last igloo. It really makes me cry when I think of what we're loosing. The trouble is that we've come...
What an amazing story. It
Posted on Mon, 03 Jan 2022
What an amazing story. It must have been so exciting for Robert and Jessica to discover such a treasure.
Very much enjoyed reading.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in A Tribute to a Formerly Unknown Artist
What a great story, and
Posted on Sat, 01 Jan 2022
What a great story, and Baxter certainly wasn't lonely or bored. You've got inside the mind of a young boy with such imagination, a lot like I used to have as a child. I like the way he and the other toys were swimming in the air, that is exactly...
Read full commentPosted in Psychokinetic Imagination
Just like the lighting of
Posted on Sun, 02 Jan 2022
Just like the lighting of your house on New Years Eve, let's hope 2022 will bring a brighter future.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Procastinations
You've captured the starkness
Posted on Fri, 31 Dec 2021
You've captured the starkness and beauty of winter in this poem Rhiannon.
A striking example, descriptive of the view from our back bedroom window.
Hope your New Year is Healthy and Happy.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Turn of the year ’scape
It's great how the story has
Posted on Fri, 31 Dec 2021
It's great how the story has developed to the meeting with Hades, and at least he's given Oren the chance to rock out some numbers with Mark, which means the Lord of the underworld can't be all that bad.
Still enjoying and looking forward...
Read full commentPosted in Disenchantment 45
Hello Di, I will treasure the
Posted on Tue, 28 Dec 2021
Hello Di, I will treasure the fact you read that poem again. It leaves me with hope and is so encouraging.
Many thanks.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in BBBB
You just can't beat Slade's
Posted on Wed, 29 Dec 2021
You just can't beat Slade's Christmas spirit. Every time I hear that record I'm back in the Grannery night club in Bristol on Christmas Eve rocking away with everyone else, waving and singing at the top of my voice. Ah! Sweet memories.
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Read full commentPosted in Merry Christmas Everybody! (Christmases Past and Present) by Mr A.N.Muggins
Ha! Ha! You can't beat a bit
Posted on Wed, 29 Dec 2021
Ha! Ha!
You can't beat a bit of burnt cake. Nice one Luigi. ...
Read full commentPosted in Like Mamma Used to Make
Hello Di,
Posted on Tue, 28 Dec 2021
love those lines:-
I could release the core,
free it in a scribble, tame it like a horse
to ride my imagination, map unfolding thoughts.
I've only ever used an ordinary pencil to sketch, never thought of using coloured...
Read full commentPosted in BBBB
Reading this was so emotional
Posted on Mon, 27 Dec 2021
Reading this was so emotional for me. Spartak is so wise keeping the old ways alive, it reminded me of a programme I watched on BBC 4 called the last igloo. It really makes me cry when I think of what we're loosing. The trouble is that we've come...
Read full commentPosted in The Lake of Earth Sprirts
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