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So much breathing space as strong winds pierce miles of untamed vacant high ground, relentlessly absorbing each battering constructed by nature. Now...
Arrival Of Storm Eunice on our Shores. Friday 18 th February 2022. In manner of dramatic play Eunice came today, storming in...creating drama – stage...
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Just spent a couple of hours
Posted on Mon, 16 Jun 2025
Just spent a couple of hours reading this story Harry. So glad I went back to Dead Man 1. It's extremely atmospheric and the narrative really captures John's feelings as he goes about his business.
the daring Siamese cat must have been very brave to chase the fox. This is the kind of situation that probably will never be seen again. It's a great poem and you've captured the moment perfectly.
Hi Maxine, I read your piece with interest. Retiring for me was the best tonic being a home lover. Back in the middle 1990s and into early 2001, I worked nights in a factory, also ran a house on my own, and did three cleaning jobs too. I was like...
Hi Paul, I've got some great memories of that garden. We had an old air raid shelter at the bottom, I used to store all my garden stuff in there, it was like a small den. There were two parts each side of the path, one side was for flowers and...
I was absorbed by the pensive thoughts. I've often wondered what it must be like to have been a twin and that connection that cannot be disconnected, no matter what.
There's an awareness of understanding in your writing Jane.
Hello Turlough, I can imagine how you must have felt losing Penka in such a horrible way. I remember when my own little darling, a pure black kitten called Misty had haemophilia and would bleed if she knocked herself, she was so loving, but had...
I've had many cats, and often wondered where they go and if they had adventures, how far did they travel. I remember watching: The Incredible Journey about two dogs and a cat. Such a brilliant film and your poem reminded me of...
Exactly right Harry. I think it's called information overload. You know I used to love using the library and browsing, reading from books that someone has taken the time to write and get published, My motto has always been, if something is...
Just spent a couple of hours
Posted on Mon, 16 Jun 2025
Just spent a couple of hours reading this story Harry. So glad I went back to Dead Man 1. It's extremely atmospheric and the narrative really captures John's feelings as he goes about his business.
Fascinated on how you've created such...
Read full commentPosted in Dead Man: 5
Hi Paul,
Posted on Thu, 19 Jun 2025
Hi Paul,
the daring Siamese cat must have been very brave to chase the fox. This is the kind of situation that probably will never be seen again. It's a great poem and you've captured the moment perfectly.
Like Rhiannon said, if you...
Read full commentPosted in The Fox and the Siamese
Hi Maxine, I read your piece
Posted on Tue, 17 Jun 2025
Hi Maxine, I read your piece with interest. Retiring for me was the best tonic being a home lover. Back in the middle 1990s and into early 2001, I worked nights in a factory, also ran a house on my own, and did three cleaning jobs too. I was like...
Read full commentPosted in Equal.
Hi Paul, I've got some great
Posted on Tue, 17 Jun 2025
Hi Paul, I've got some great memories of that garden. We had an old air raid shelter at the bottom, I used to store all my garden stuff in there, it was like a small den. There were two parts each side of the path, one side was for flowers and...
Read full commentPosted in When Time Has Elapsed
So there really was a Sarah..
Posted on Sun, 15 Jun 2025
So there really was a Sarah...the plot thickens.
Keep going Phil, I'm curious to know more....
Read full commentPosted in Clue (Episode 13 - The Further Chronicles of a Young Lady (and her Maid))
I was absorbed by the pensive
Posted on Thu, 12 Jun 2025
I was absorbed by the pensive thoughts. I've often wondered what it must be like to have been a twin and that connection that cannot be disconnected, no matter what.
There's an awareness of understanding in your writing Jane.
Jenny...
Read full commentPosted in The Vale - Part One (b)
Fascinating bit of
Posted on Thu, 12 Jun 2025
Fascinating bit of information in this poem on the desert beetle.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Designed to catch water
Hello Turlough, I can imagine
Posted on Tue, 10 Jun 2025
Hello Turlough, I can imagine how you must have felt losing Penka in such a horrible way. I remember when my own little darling, a pure black kitten called Misty had haemophilia and would bleed if she knocked herself, she was so loving, but had...
Read full commentPosted in Poor Penka’s Parting
Hi Rhiannon.
Posted on Tue, 10 Jun 2025
Hi Rhiannon.
I've had many cats, and often wondered where they go and if they had adventures, how far did they travel. I remember watching: The Incredible Journey about two dogs and a cat. Such a brilliant film and your poem reminded me of...
Read full commentPosted in Little boy ponders …
Exactly right Harry. I think
Posted on Thu, 05 Jun 2025
Exactly right Harry. I think it's called information overload. You know I used to love using the library and browsing, reading from books that someone has taken the time to write and get published, My motto has always been, if something is...
Read full commentPosted in Perverse Future
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