Home Read Write Forums Blogs Philip SidneyPrimary tabsView Track(active tab) TypeTitleAuthorRepliesLast updated StoryThrowing Stones Jane Hyphen125 years 10 months ago StoryI Have Planted a Seed luigi_pagano85 years 10 months ago Blog entryStory and Poem of the Week and Inspiration Point. 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Philip Sidney05 years 11 months ago StorySeasons of Hinksey Pool markle35 years 11 months ago StoryFAMILY CONNECTIONS Linda Wigzell Cress155 years 11 months ago StoryI think there is a man.... gletherby45 years 11 months ago StoryAngel 48 (new beginnings) celticman75 years 11 months ago StoryThe Tower That Wept forest_for_ever55 years 11 months ago Storythis weather station JupiterMoon35 years 11 months ago StoryThe Twelve Steps of Poets Anonymous ralph76 years 1 day ago Pages« first ‹ previous … 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 … next › last » My stories Type - Any -StoryNon-fictionOtherPoemPoetry MonthlyBiography Genre - Any -NoirSpiritualYoung WritersSurrealTalecatchingScience fictionRomanceQuotationsRantReviewsTravelUnclassifiedWesternPhilosophyOther Non-fictionEroticaFantasyHistorical FictionDramaCrimeBiographyChildren'sHorrorHumourNatureOpinionOther FictionMiscellaneousLoveInspiration Point (work that responds to our weekly writing cue)JournalAutobiography Awards Cherry-picked - Any -TrueFalse Pick of the day - Any -TrueFalse Poem of the week - Any -TrueFalse Story of the week - Any -TrueFalse Stories per page 510204060 Spindrift By Philip Sidney on Wed, 15 Apr 2015 I am no longer there cannot see standing horses bending heads against the wind leaning into each other sharing warmth dreaming waiting nibbling...PoemCertificate U Read more about Spindrift 2 comments Log in to post comments 775 reads Bathing By Philip Sidney on Mon, 13 Apr 2015 Take in the kitsch candy colours of the Blue Lagoon, limpid aqua pools, backlit, like pictures of Jesus or Elvis, frilly lime algae floats, languid,...PoemCertificate PG Read more about Bathing 4 comments Log in to post comments 1968 reads 1 likes Trolls By Philip Sidney on Sun, 12 Apr 2015 Trolls look down from the ridge at those who pass watch colours change they know each rock how light reveals the curve of the land how shadows...PoemCertificate 12 Read more about Trolls 6 comments Log in to post comments 1142 reads Cod War By Philip Sidney on Sat, 11 Apr 2015 A low key Icelandic harbour, one jaunty fishing boat, the salting-shed is shut, gulls swoop, ducks bob on the swell, their Frankie Howard, 'ooohs'...PoemCertificate 12 Read more about Cod War 4 comments Log in to post comments 1122 reads 1 likes On Not Seeing the Northern Lights By Philip Sidney on Fri, 10 Apr 2015 I never have seen the Northern Lights, you sent pictures from your garden after I had left, beautiful, but you said an image cannot capture how it...PoemCertificate U Read more about On Not Seeing the Northern Lights 13 comments Log in to post comments 2662 reads Pages« first ‹ previous … 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 … next › last » 393 of my comments have received 391 Great Feedback votes 1 VoteIt is so strange to be leftPosted on Wed, 07 Oct 2015It is so strange to be left behind, looking at the space they grew in. Loved the avacado and its resonance particularly. Read full commentPosted in Stepping Stones (Poetry Monthly) 1 VoteBeautiful, especially lovelyPosted on Sat, 26 Sep 2015Beautiful, especially lovely with Leonard Cohen playing in the background. Read full commentPosted in It's Four in the Afternoon... 1 VoteThis is so very moving, nowPosted on Tue, 22 Sep 2015This is so very moving, now you've really set me off, my darling ones grown and flown...beautifully effective in its simplicity and vivid moments. Read full commentPosted in 'Mine's a Saveloy!' 1 VoteInteresting perspective andPosted on Wed, 16 Sep 2015Interesting perspective and idea. Rather too much description of the 'special lady's room', detracts from the voice of the narrator. Read full commentPosted in Muddy Heels: Chapter 1 1 VoteA lovely dreaminess to this.Posted on Thu, 17 Sep 2015A lovely dreaminess to this. Read full commentPosted in for ever 1 VoteThis is wonderful, the momentPosted on Mon, 07 Sep 2015This is wonderful, the moment preserved, the words giving me the experience. I feel the loss of the moment I never had, pretty special. Read full commentPosted in Stockholm archipelago 1 VoteGreat story with a shockingPosted on Fri, 28 Aug 2015Great story with a shocking end. Read full commentPosted in That White Man In The Corner 1 VoteLovely imagery, a mythic feelPosted on Thu, 27 Aug 2015Lovely imagery, a mythic feel, ancient and present at the same time. Read full commentPosted in Through fragrant Esplanades 1 VoteImmensely readable, I lookPosted on Thu, 27 Aug 2015Immensely readable, I look forward to part 2! Read full commentPosted in Cafe By The Sea- Part 1 1 VoteLove this, and the notion ofPosted on Mon, 24 Aug 2015Love this, and the notion of a running tree. Your poem is light but runs deep, how we cannot be free to be who we are, very well put. 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Philip SidneyPrimary tabsView Track(active tab) TypeTitleAuthorRepliesLast updated StoryThrowing Stones Jane Hyphen125 years 10 months ago StoryI Have Planted a Seed luigi_pagano85 years 10 months ago Blog entryStory and Poem of the Week and Inspiration Point. Philip Sidney05 years 10 months ago StoryThe Ducking Stool In Leominster Church Kilb50135 years 10 months ago StoryMoney for the Circus Ewan65 years 10 months ago StoryChadpocalypse 1:8 - Mega Church of the Universe mac_ashton25 years 10 months ago StoryMy Street Schubert55 years 11 months ago StoryA Letter to Anybody Out There rosaliekempthorne55 years 11 months ago StoryAssange Dancing Philip Sidney35 years 11 months ago Forum topicSad news luigi_pagano115 years 11 months ago StoryWild daffodils of field and meadow* Rhiannonw235 years 11 months ago Storyfriday samhennig35 years 11 months ago Storythe look she gave ladybell15 years 11 months ago StoryFaiseur de Chair paborama45 years 11 months ago StoryBrooksy Jane Hyphen235 years 11 months ago StoryThe Instrumentalist Ewan45 years 11 months ago Storybetween Di_Hard85 years 11 months ago Blog entryStory and Poem of the Week and Inspiration Point. Philip Sidney05 years 11 months ago StorySeasons of Hinksey Pool markle35 years 11 months ago StoryFAMILY CONNECTIONS Linda Wigzell Cress155 years 11 months ago StoryI think there is a man.... gletherby45 years 11 months ago StoryAngel 48 (new beginnings) celticman75 years 11 months ago StoryThe Tower That Wept forest_for_ever55 years 11 months ago Storythis weather station JupiterMoon35 years 11 months ago StoryThe Twelve Steps of Poets Anonymous ralph76 years 1 day ago Pages« first ‹ previous … 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 … next › last » My stories Type - Any -StoryNon-fictionOtherPoemPoetry MonthlyBiography Genre - Any -NoirSpiritualYoung WritersSurrealTalecatchingScience fictionRomanceQuotationsRantReviewsTravelUnclassifiedWesternPhilosophyOther Non-fictionEroticaFantasyHistorical FictionDramaCrimeBiographyChildren'sHorrorHumourNatureOpinionOther FictionMiscellaneousLoveInspiration Point (work that responds to our weekly writing cue)JournalAutobiography Awards Cherry-picked - Any -TrueFalse Pick of the day - Any -TrueFalse Poem of the week - Any -TrueFalse Story of the week - Any -TrueFalse Stories per page 510204060 Spindrift By Philip Sidney on Wed, 15 Apr 2015 I am no longer there cannot see standing horses bending heads against the wind leaning into each other sharing warmth dreaming waiting nibbling...PoemCertificate U Read more about Spindrift 2 comments Log in to post comments 775 reads Bathing By Philip Sidney on Mon, 13 Apr 2015 Take in the kitsch candy colours of the Blue Lagoon, limpid aqua pools, backlit, like pictures of Jesus or Elvis, frilly lime algae floats, languid,...PoemCertificate PG Read more about Bathing 4 comments Log in to post comments 1968 reads 1 likes Trolls By Philip Sidney on Sun, 12 Apr 2015 Trolls look down from the ridge at those who pass watch colours change they know each rock how light reveals the curve of the land how shadows...PoemCertificate 12 Read more about Trolls 6 comments Log in to post comments 1142 reads Cod War By Philip Sidney on Sat, 11 Apr 2015 A low key Icelandic harbour, one jaunty fishing boat, the salting-shed is shut, gulls swoop, ducks bob on the swell, their Frankie Howard, 'ooohs'...PoemCertificate 12 Read more about Cod War 4 comments Log in to post comments 1122 reads 1 likes On Not Seeing the Northern Lights By Philip Sidney on Fri, 10 Apr 2015 I never have seen the Northern Lights, you sent pictures from your garden after I had left, beautiful, but you said an image cannot capture how it...PoemCertificate U Read more about On Not Seeing the Northern Lights 13 comments Log in to post comments 2662 reads Pages« first ‹ previous … 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 … next › last » 393 of my comments have received 391 Great Feedback votes 1 VoteIt is so strange to be leftPosted on Wed, 07 Oct 2015It is so strange to be left behind, looking at the space they grew in. Loved the avacado and its resonance particularly. Read full commentPosted in Stepping Stones (Poetry Monthly) 1 VoteBeautiful, especially lovelyPosted on Sat, 26 Sep 2015Beautiful, especially lovely with Leonard Cohen playing in the background. Read full commentPosted in It's Four in the Afternoon... 1 VoteThis is so very moving, nowPosted on Tue, 22 Sep 2015This is so very moving, now you've really set me off, my darling ones grown and flown...beautifully effective in its simplicity and vivid moments. Read full commentPosted in 'Mine's a Saveloy!' 1 VoteInteresting perspective andPosted on Wed, 16 Sep 2015Interesting perspective and idea. Rather too much description of the 'special lady's room', detracts from the voice of the narrator. Read full commentPosted in Muddy Heels: Chapter 1 1 VoteA lovely dreaminess to this.Posted on Thu, 17 Sep 2015A lovely dreaminess to this. Read full commentPosted in for ever 1 VoteThis is wonderful, the momentPosted on Mon, 07 Sep 2015This is wonderful, the moment preserved, the words giving me the experience. I feel the loss of the moment I never had, pretty special. Read full commentPosted in Stockholm archipelago 1 VoteGreat story with a shockingPosted on Fri, 28 Aug 2015Great story with a shocking end. Read full commentPosted in That White Man In The Corner 1 VoteLovely imagery, a mythic feelPosted on Thu, 27 Aug 2015Lovely imagery, a mythic feel, ancient and present at the same time. Read full commentPosted in Through fragrant Esplanades 1 VoteImmensely readable, I lookPosted on Thu, 27 Aug 2015Immensely readable, I look forward to part 2! Read full commentPosted in Cafe By The Sea- Part 1 1 VoteLove this, and the notion ofPosted on Mon, 24 Aug 2015Love this, and the notion of a running tree. Your poem is light but runs deep, how we cannot be free to be who we are, very well put. 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It is so strange to be left
Posted on Wed, 07 Oct 2015
It is so strange to be left behind, looking at the space they grew in. Loved the avacado and its resonance particularly.
Read full commentPosted in Stepping Stones (Poetry Monthly)
Beautiful, especially lovely
Posted on Sat, 26 Sep 2015
Beautiful, especially lovely with Leonard Cohen playing in the background.
Read full commentPosted in It's Four in the Afternoon...
This is so very moving, now
Posted on Tue, 22 Sep 2015
This is so very moving, now you've really set me off, my darling ones grown and flown...beautifully effective in its simplicity and vivid moments.
Read full commentPosted in 'Mine's a Saveloy!'
Interesting perspective and
Posted on Wed, 16 Sep 2015
Interesting perspective and idea. Rather too much description of the 'special lady's room', detracts from the voice of the narrator.
Read full commentPosted in Muddy Heels: Chapter 1
A lovely dreaminess to this.
Posted on Thu, 17 Sep 2015
A lovely dreaminess to this.
Read full commentPosted in for ever
This is wonderful, the moment
Posted on Mon, 07 Sep 2015
This is wonderful, the moment preserved, the words giving me the experience. I feel the loss of the moment I never had, pretty special.
Read full commentPosted in Stockholm archipelago
Great story with a shocking
Posted on Fri, 28 Aug 2015
Great story with a shocking end.
Read full commentPosted in That White Man In The Corner
Lovely imagery, a mythic feel
Posted on Thu, 27 Aug 2015
Lovely imagery, a mythic feel, ancient and present at the same time.
Read full commentPosted in Through fragrant Esplanades
Immensely readable, I look
Posted on Thu, 27 Aug 2015
Immensely readable, I look forward to part 2!
Read full commentPosted in Cafe By The Sea- Part 1
Love this, and the notion of
Posted on Mon, 24 Aug 2015
Love this, and the notion of a running tree. Your poem is light but runs deep, how we cannot be free to be who we are, very well put.
Read full commentPosted in Baobab
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