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I love the jumpiness of -
Posted on Fri, 27 Mar 2015
I love the jumpiness of - white bum, fawn gone at the end. Catching a glimpse of something so special makes a treasured memory, especially if you can capture it in such beautify of words, as you have done here, Tina.
This seems virtually the same as the story form which I was able to read by going through the comments button. The ending is sharp - made me feel as sad as the fact that she had to know so much about the tastes of her regular users. I really felt...
'She didn't love me as much' means she did love you. It wasn't good enough though, and not your fault. Maybe not anyone's fault. Your writing shows great understanding and insight that I believe might help others. Admired.
Honest and heartbreaking words, Richard. Mums forgive because they know without tears that they are loved. And they always worry - even when the time for real concern has passed - (this, from experience). From her photo, she looks lovely. Tears...
Seeing through the eyes of an animal. Sad we don't always understand. If you read through again, you will spot some extra words where you probably changed things then forgot to take out the old. Liked this little clip.
I like the perhaps in this, the trouble between faith and doubt and the symbolic use of waters, eg. waters of despair, and the storms depicting emotion. Being carried by the tides to a new life on a spark of faith. It's got an almost helpless...
Perfectly portrayed - pressing on with nothing but forced determination and endurance. I felt it all in the no words wasted running flow from start to painful finish. And that she will have to do the whole thing again, is implied in the last,...
This wonderful snapshot of the day - children at play, joyfully winning a battle with conkers sets of a stark comparison of what is lost. Quietly moving piece.
I love the jumpiness of -
Posted on Fri, 27 Mar 2015
I love the jumpiness of - white bum, fawn gone at the end. Catching a glimpse of something so special makes a treasured memory, especially if you can capture it in such beautify of words, as you have done here, Tina.
Read full commentPosted in Spotted at Dawn
This seems virtually the same
Posted on Thu, 26 Mar 2015
This seems virtually the same as the story form which I was able to read by going through the comments button. The ending is sharp - made me feel as sad as the fact that she had to know so much about the tastes of her regular users. I really felt...
Read full commentPosted in Kiss my Ass Sofia: re-posted as a poem
'She didn't love me as much'
Posted on Thu, 26 Mar 2015
'She didn't love me as much' means she did love you. It wasn't good enough though, and not your fault. Maybe not anyone's fault. Your writing shows great understanding and insight that I believe might help others. Admired.
Read full commentPosted in Mama
Honest and heartbreaking
Posted on Thu, 26 Mar 2015
Honest and heartbreaking words, Richard. Mums forgive because they know without tears that they are loved. And they always worry - even when the time for real concern has passed - (this, from experience). From her photo, she looks lovely. Tears...
Read full commentPosted in Mum, I promise I won't let guilt consume me
As seen throught the eys of a
Posted on Tue, 24 Mar 2015
As seen throught the eys of a predator - dark, Tina. Sad, because I love little red shoes. Like Jean - I loved the colored leaves.
Read full commentPosted in Little Red Shiny Shoes
Seeing through the eyes of an
Posted on Tue, 24 Mar 2015
Seeing through the eyes of an animal. Sad we don't always understand. If you read through again, you will spot some extra words where you probably changed things then forgot to take out the old. Liked this little clip.
Read full commentPosted in a hell of a ride
I like the perhaps in this,
Posted on Mon, 23 Mar 2015
I like the perhaps in this, the trouble between faith and doubt and the symbolic use of waters, eg. waters of despair, and the storms depicting emotion. Being carried by the tides to a new life on a spark of faith. It's got an almost helpless...
Read full commentPosted in AT THE SEA
Perfectly portrayed -
Posted on Sun, 15 Mar 2015
Perfectly portrayed - pressing on with nothing but forced determination and endurance. I felt it all in the no words wasted running flow from start to painful finish. And that she will have to do the whole thing again, is implied in the last,...
Read full commentPosted in Endurance
This wonderful snapshot of
Posted on Fri, 13 Mar 2015
This wonderful snapshot of the day - children at play, joyfully winning a battle with conkers sets of a stark comparison of what is lost. Quietly moving piece.
Read full commentPosted in In the Cold, Spring Sunlight...
This is lovely.
Posted on Sat, 07 Mar 2015
This is lovely - especially this -
'Unnavigable by any but the salmon,
Read full commentObsessing their way upstream to the scene of their birth,
As I do,
Riding the grey stream.
A micro-glance,
Just a small slice of...
Posted in The A1 Crosses the River Swale
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