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My new novel - Widow's Walk 1 Reply
I hope you'll take a look at my new novel, "Widow's Walk." You can check it out at my website http://widows-walk.webs.com/ and order it at Amazon. (Yes it is available on Kindle.) Below I have adde...
Started by Kenneth Weene in Writer Reviews. Last reply by Katkola Oct 6.
A Considered Reply to a Poem by an Anxious Englishman 3 Replies
What's In A Name? Union Jack no longer, Union Flag flying high. Union, union, state of the union. The Union is failing, The State decayed. There is little that unites anyone, Except fear, and ter...
Started by Jonathan in Writer Reviews. Last reply by Mary A. Eaton Jul 29.
Are humans worth saving? A survey... 20 Replies
A friend and colleague of mine was atop Palomar Mountain with her telescope with a number of her astronomy aquaintances. She had just read the first draft of my book about avoiding extinction and s...
Tagged: vulnerability, extinction, saving, humans, humanity
Started by Don Prescott in Writer Reviews. Last reply by Don Prescott May 27.
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TO PAY A DEBT Published
The short story titled TO PAY A DEBT by D. R. Prescott will be published in the December 2008 14th Issue of Taj Mahal Review (a literary journal from India). It is being published at the request of the editor who contacted me after seeing the story published on Long Story Short in August. This story also placed in a Writer's Journal competition last year.
Created by Don Prescott Sep 12, 2008 at 10:21am. Last updated by Don Prescott Sep. 12, 2008.
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Dance in the Courtyard
Dance in the Courtyard
(Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEBFD)
Intrigue like snow enveloped the grounds
by the bewitching strike of this mid-night;
at which time, I proceeded to make my
grand entrance into the mystical garden.
Silhouettes stood out from th… Continue
Posted by Danielle on November 22, 2009 at 11:36am — 3 Comments
Day 16 - National Novel Writing Week - 25,650 words of 50,000 - - -
Posted by Jonathan on November 16, 2009 at 6:52pm
The Journey Doesn't End
In every thought, there is a journey
from where it began to where it leads –
does it make you whole or cause you to bleed?
Along the way on any path,
whether you seek to be or not;
you are changed.
Changed from prick of thorn
or feathery touch of gentle breeze
upon the outer shell
that encases and embraces the
person who hides inside.
Encounters of a literate kind
climb through the barriers
of walls and doors
and trickle down into the soul
and form a pool to absorb
or l… Continue
Posted by Karen M. Crump on November 14, 2009 at 8:40pm — 1 Comment
My Novel - Progress, Day 11 - 17,392 words of 50,000
Randle was annoyed.
"Look Erbach, I cannot control what Washington wants. They want to be doing pretty much the same as you, plus changing the launch codes. They want to launch at 9 pm GMT and are expected at 6 pm. If they can do all that in a 3-hour time frame, why can't you do it with three times as much time? I was told that you are the foremost expert in this field that we have on our side?"
"You don't get it," said Konrad. "First of all their team will pro… Continue
Posted by Jonathan on November 11, 2009 at 11:36am
The Land that is No More
Posted by Karen M. Crump on November 10, 2009 at 2:53pm
National Novel Writing Month (Day 8) - 12,926 of 50,000 words
She rang off and wondered whether her plain, navy blue pants suit would be acceptable at 10, Downing Street. She decided it would, as she thought about the Prime Minister.
The right honorable Heather Harrington was Britain's second prime minister after Margaret Thatcher. She was a cool, clear-headed, intellectual who had studied political science at Oxford University. She had all of the finesse and oratorical skills of Tony Blair, as well as an aggressively female side like M… Continue
Posted by Jonathan on November 8, 2009 at 11:20am — 1 Comment
First Frost
Even if I would,
This I cannot ignore.
I must leave my book
And take a look.
Come along with me and see
Tiny flashing icicles
On blades of grass
Smiling at me
Stretching themselves
In the morning sun.
What a wonder!
What a beauty -
God’s breath frozen on the ground
Look! Look! - what we ha
Posted by Jonathan on November 7, 2009 at 9:01am — 1 Comment
CrAzY BeAuTiFuL (Revised Some More)
Tonight, I took a long stroll down a
secluded path along side the beach.
I dread the very entity of my life that
reveals my failed attempts to reach.
Lost inside my soul and lonely
within this damnation called my life;
I'm a memory to a few good men,
someone's barren former wife.
Nothing to bequest to the world if
my life should come to an abrupt end.
I'm a painting, a portrait with colors
worn. I'm faded in ravished blends.
I… Continue
Posted by Danielle on November 6, 2009 at 9:32pm — 6 Comments
God help us!
It was a warm sunny day.
The dogs played outside today in the sunshine.
My birthday is tomorrow.
12 dead, 31 wounded at Fort Hood here in Texas.
It is a cool, crisp Autumn evening.
The doves, Butch and Sundance, are cooing in their cage.
I'll be 63.
12 dead, 31 wounded at Fort Hood here in Texas.
Anger rages in my soul.
Sadness rises into my eyes.
Our prayers are for those who survived.
12 dead, 31 wounded at Fort Hood here… Continue
Posted by Karen M. Crump on November 5, 2009 at 7:30pm — 1 Comment
Mother Nature's Orchestra (Revised)
As I strolled to the edge of the pier,
she bestowed herself upon my ears.
I kicked off my old shoes and socks,
pinned up my hair of golden locks.
I sat down to submerge my feet.
Her loving song sounded so sweet.
Whistling birds and splashing fish,
serenaded by music in peaceful wish.
The geese, beetles, bugs and bees;
crickets and the whisper of her trees.
The suns reflection casting off gold;
refreshing water on my skin so cold.
R… Continue
Posted by Danielle on November 4, 2009 at 2:52pm — 5 Comments
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