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I have 1263 stories published in 7 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 5491160 times and 528 of my stories have been cherry picked.
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England's Harmony

I'll miss energy of Winter's bracing cold winds sweeping away cobwebs from summer's heatwave, bundled up warmly; off for a stroll in afternoon sun...
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Right Here In Contemplation

When reason takes a back seat, my room symbolizes transporting of imprinted essence, no need for any movement; pen travels, fingers guiding the way;...

Extraordinary Experience On The Bus

Dear diary...Monday 16 th January 2023. Just had to record this entry. I started off my bus ride into town as I normally do. Everything was as it...
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Allowing Letting Go

Don't waver – observe the beat, monitor and feel sounds that cleanse motivation; stimulating action as hours – minutes – seconds swamp minds with...

Unexpected Birth Of A Poem

I sit here...wind and rain hard biting at my window, yet never allowing stirrings to take shape; with mind like those tangled weeds that have nowhere...

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2801 of my comments have received 2879 Great Feedback votes

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I love the layout of this

Posted on Thu, 14 Aug 2025

I love the layout of this poem Rhiannon. The sentiments are perfect too.

Jenny.

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Posted in F R I E N D

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A stunning poem Paul. Jenny.

Posted on Wed, 13 Aug 2025

A stunning poem Paul.

Jenny.

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Posted in Borealis

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Your description of Brean

Posted on Wed, 13 Aug 2025

Your description of Brean sands was perfectly accurate, in fact with all the sights, sounds and aromas, I was taken back there in my mind.

I wonder if Billy and Danielle are destined to be together! Only time will tell.

Keep going...

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Posted in Prophesy: The Immortal Witch (5)

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It's such a delight to read

Posted on Fri, 29 Oct 2010

It's such a delight to read this poem again. Missing St Ives and the happy memories it delivered back when I was young.

Thank you Di for stirring those recollections...all thanks to Coral's wonderful poem.

She was so blessed, and...

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Posted in St Ives, Summer 1993

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Loved this connection with

Posted on Tue, 12 Aug 2025

Loved this connection with your past Rhiannon. Long live those postcard memories. I kept all mine and keep them close, reading and smiling at those precious memories of the travels and people that I knew at the time,

Gorgeous bit of...

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Posted in Discovered old postcards

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Phew! It's lucky they found

Posted on Sun, 10 Aug 2025

Phew! It's lucky they found out her phone was being tracked just in time, but I can tell they're still not out of the woods yet.

The tension's mounting and you've got me hooked.

Jenny.

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Posted in "Art of Trouble" 4

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I'm sure Coral will be up

Posted on Mon, 11 Aug 2025

I'm sure Coral will be up there looking down and smiling.

Conveyed beautifully ScoZen.

Jenny.

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Posted in For a Fan Coral

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I think we all need someone

Posted on Sun, 10 Aug 2025

I think we all need someone like Gwladys to put things in perspective.

Keep going Phil, I'm still enjoying.

Jenny.

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Posted in Explained (Episode 20 - The Further Chronicles of a Young Lady (and her Maid))

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Hi Rhiannon,

Posted on Fri, 08 Aug 2025

Hi Rhiannon,

such beautiful fields, and what a stunning view you have. It always strikes me as so sad when they decide to build on land that radiates the countryside of our past. It will result in more buildings, which will then need more...

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Posted in Above, in 10 minutes!

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I like your association of

Posted on Thu, 07 Aug 2025

I like your association of red not only being a fiery colour, but also carrying  the meaning of sensitivity. It's far too easy to stereotype people.

Respectful account in your poem Frances.

Jenny.

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Posted in Red

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