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Jasmine
The greys and browns are all around,but lightning stars of yellow striketo break monotony of rimethat seals the prevalence of death.How dare these petals risk the sharps,some flimsy tissue crepe in sun;what permit issued, warmer time,appearance counter winter prime? At least the lauded snowdrop bells –supposed as signs of season’s turn –present a thick waxed… Read more
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About Me
My name is Stephen Kingsnorth. I am 70+ and retired from ministry in the Methodist Church, with Parkinson’s Disease, living in north Wales. I am, as so many, yet another nominee for ‘Best of the Net’ and ‘The Pushcart Prize’ this year, as last! To retain appearance on this blog, a piece must be accepted by a publisher and/or ‘liked’… Read more
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Well Earthed
They’re not word pictures in themselves,so why string words amongst the leaves –unless a book, words in print, orilluminated manuscript?A plant, like shortcut by police,false evidence, signed statement made –to stake environmental claimby neon blue amongst the green?Here’s tracery of trickery,a mockery, black metal brancharising, writing on the wall.Highlighting what we want to say –graffiti… Read more
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Bluebirds Over
Some speckled turquoise, azure hue,while others peppered, sprinkled mill,in nutshell, patterns, trace shellac,associated compound track.Thus tortoiseshell, butterfly crawl,capiz lampshades, Tiffany style,from feathered quill, creative folk,as life emerges, born of yolk. Why should a clutch show species’ shellas plumage tells what bird’s about?Save female – outshone male of flock –suggesting eggs, medium stock.So how much is… Read more
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