Steps beyond
Originally posted on Peace, Love and Patchouli:
Winds billow the cloth that holds together the pieces of a tattered heart, standing on the edge of a dream remembered and holding to the invisible…
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Past Lives
I’m staring into your eyes. I can feel my heartbeat racing. By this world’s definition, you are a stranger. However, in the pit of my being, there’s something familiar. I move to the…
“Coffee shop conversation”
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“Sacrificial meal”
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“Sweet pleasure and rare delight”
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She serene me
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“The poet”
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Monterey
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EARLY SUMMER 1952 – SUSSEX, ENGLAND
Originally posted on – MIKE STEEDEN –:
(artwork by Ted Giffin) A fragment from within my new book, ‘Notoriously Naked Flames’. This piece is taken from near the beginning of the tale. The…
This night
Originally posted on Siren Whispers:
All he could do was stare. He was mesmerized by beauty. By this place By this night And by her Especially her. : He would have known her…