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Perfidia looked at the large tome on Martha’s bookshelf. “This thing is going to follow me around? For how long?” “Until it decides you’re a capable...
Thies and Brent shared a look that telegraphed they were at an impasse with the non-agent, fake, fat guy. Thies narrowed his eyes on the smug captive...
"It spins the imagination round, your poppycock logic of hologram life…We are solid sir not see thru projections…You jackanapes of oddities have put...
Pasty faces and foggy lands In dreams that shake the soul Phobetor weaves a tapestry Of dank and dripping shrouds To chill the blood and tremble lips...
338 of my comments have received 355 Great Feedback votes
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I agree with all comments
Posted on Wed, 22 May 2024
I agree with all comments above; this is interesting in the extreme...a soul train to purgatory and now on platform 2?...All is unknown. I can't wait for the next part to see where this will lead.
Beautiful poetic rendering of the quiet beauty of nature; if that all could see its worth as you do and work to preserve it; the world would be better for it; and so would we. Lovely poem Jenny; thank you for posting it.
Enjoyed reading this and I understood that part about trying to put yourself to sleep, when your mind just fills with mundane stuff, and won't keep quiet no matter how much you try to shut it down. You’ve a good attitude about the day not going...
The changing tempo, the easy segue from one cadence of nursery rhyme to another was flawless, and your words perfect pearls of putdowns. It is true today, if you have a name that is recognized, the publishing world is open to you-no talent needed...
Came to this story late but so happy to have read it now. Seeing an eclipse can have an effect, an out of the moment feeling, becaue everyting looks a bit off, not normal, strange and beautiful, I liked the happy ending you gave to the story;...
Always enjoy the diary entries you write Jenny. I too love the beauty of a waterfal,l and being able to spend a whole day there, havng it all to your self, that had to have been magical.
I lost my car key once- unknowingly placed them in the freezer with the container of ice cream I'd bought - didn't find them for several days-But it is odd how two places that close in location can offer the same service and chage such a wide...
I Like the nuance of the characters traits and though you knew something was going to happen with Blodwyn's entry.. winning by a hair wasn't expected. Well done; this was a fun read!
Adorable poem Jenny- and when I read it I smiled thinking how we must think alike; I'd had a silly thought turn into a poem about a rabbit on a spring day. But, I love this mouse world you've created and a spring day in that life was much fun to...
Her story is sad indeed. A woman of remarkable courage and vision led an army into battle and won but had to hide her gender and don men's clothes - and because she was a woman, her victory awarded her, not a medal but a martyr's death. Even...
I agree with all comments
Posted on Wed, 22 May 2024
I agree with all comments above; this is interesting in the extreme...a soul train to purgatory and now on platform 2?...All is unknown. I can't wait for the next part to see where this will lead.
Read full commentPosted in The 16:03 to Purgatory (Part One of Two)
Beautiful poetic rendering of
Posted on Wed, 22 May 2024
Beautiful poetic rendering of the quiet beauty of nature; if that all could see its worth as you do and work to preserve it; the world would be better for it; and so would we. Lovely poem Jenny; thank you for posting it.
Read full commentPosted in State Of Bliss
Enjoyed reading this and I
Posted on Mon, 20 May 2024
Enjoyed reading this and I understood that part about trying to put yourself to sleep, when your mind just fills with mundane stuff, and won't keep quiet no matter how much you try to shut it down. You’ve a good attitude about the day not going...
Read full commentPosted in The Car Boot Today.
The changing tempo, the easy
Posted on Tue, 21 May 2024
The changing tempo, the easy segue from one cadence of nursery rhyme to another was flawless, and your words perfect pearls of putdowns. It is true today, if you have a name that is recognized, the publishing world is open to you-no talent needed...
Read full commentPosted in Nursery Writes
Came to this story late but
Posted on Wed, 10 Apr 2024
Came to this story late but so happy to have read it now. Seeing an eclipse can have an effect, an out of the moment feeling, becaue everyting looks a bit off, not normal, strange and beautiful, I liked the happy ending you gave to the story;...
Read full commentPosted in Eclipse
Always enjoy the diary
Posted on Wed, 15 May 2024
Always enjoy the diary entries you write Jenny. I too love the beauty of a waterfal,l and being able to spend a whole day there, havng it all to your self, that had to have been magical.
Read full commentPosted in Waterfall
I lost my car key once-
Posted on Mon, 20 May 2024
I lost my car key once- unknowingly placed them in the freezer with the container of ice cream I'd bought - didn't find them for several days-But it is odd how two places that close in location can offer the same service and chage such a wide...
Read full commentPosted in The Key to The Slices of Life. Part Two.
I Like the nuance of the
Posted on Mon, 20 May 2024
I Like the nuance of the characters traits and though you knew something was going to happen with Blodwyn's entry.. winning by a hair wasn't expected. Well done; this was a fun read!
Read full commentPosted in Blodwyn's Hair
Adorable poem Jenny- and when
Posted on Tue, 16 Apr 2024
Adorable poem Jenny- and when I read it I smiled thinking how we must think alike; I'd had a silly thought turn into a poem about a rabbit on a spring day. But, I love this mouse world you've created and a spring day in that life was much fun to...
Read full commentPosted in Wild Side Of April
Her story is sad indeed. A
Posted on Sat, 09 Mar 2024
Her story is sad indeed. A woman of remarkable courage and vision led an army into battle and won but had to hide her gender and don men's clothes - and because she was a woman, her victory awarded her, not a medal but a martyr's death. Even...
Read full commentPosted in The Maid of Orleans
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