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Dreamers Of The Sea Preview Chapter

A young fox's dream of life on the sea becomes a nightmare.

OLDWARRIOR'S POETRY FOLDER

Want perfect poetry? THIS IS NOT THE PLACE. My simple poetry comes from my heart and soul.

Central International Airport

An airport with destinations and new beginnings. Take a trip.

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The Possessor of the Dead

Villainy preys where heroes slumber! [Weird Tales Contest Co-Winner]

Waves

For Darth's Zen Poetry Contest - 8 lines or less

Flight of the Denali

In late 2296 a small scout vessel heads for the edge of Human space

A Piece of Cake

A man meets his neighbor under strange circumstances. 299 words

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The Moment That Stays

A poem about grief’s quiet arrival, carving absence where words cannot reach.

A Chord of Silence

This short story piece reflects on memories and attempts to use strong visual imagery.

The Conversation of Nature

This poem reflects on how nature speaks to us through its many wonders.

WARP

A ship that is going to fly at warp speed. The first ship that will do this, the dangers.

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How Could A Seizure Have a Good Side?

There was, occasionally, a benefit to a seizure. Here is one such moment.

I Dare You

A long day's journey under pressure.

Going Strong

A poem about continuation, walking uphill and staying strong over the years.

I Swear I'm Cool Somewhere!

In some parallel You-niverses, you're actually amazing. Here's proof!

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Day to Day happenings in my life

by Sumojo

Rated: 13+ · Book · Personal · #2186156

The simplicity of my day to day.

This is where I write my thoughts, feelings and my daily trials, tribulations and happy things

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Witchy Woman

Sep 21, 2025 at 11:53am
In response to "Spring has Sprung "

Everything you discussed sounds perfect to me and just like you I would want everything trimmed. My husband does the same as your husband, it looks natural. Vic and I have been together 22 years and I wonder the same thing some days.

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Glenny

Sep 19, 2025 at 1:56am
In response to "Dogs"

It is hard when it's time for our dogs to cross over the Rainbow Bridge. I lost my 'heart' dog two years ago and I still miss him.
I now have a rescue dog. We've only been together for one month but she is a lovely girl and I think we are both happy with each other. I can give her all the love I gave my heart dog. Ruby my new dog has a sad story from her past and so it's lovely to watch her settling in and become to trust me.

Before I had Ruby I used to do a lot of dog sitting for people in my local area I found that really helpful when I lost my dog Nacho.
I wish you all the best.

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Joy

Sep 15, 2025 at 12:52pm
In response to "Dogs"

Sorry about your dog's passing.
I can see your husband's point, which corresponds to mine with the passing of my cat. I guess you could get another dog if, ahead of time, you could guarantee a family member or a friend to take the dog, when and if you can't care for it.
In my case, anyone I know who lives around has a dog and no one wants a cat. In a dog's case, I would probably get luckier.

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Sumojo

Sep 14, 2025 at 9:55am
In response to "Dogs"

JACE

Thanks for commenting on my blog. You’re right, we’re quite lost, just the two of us without a four-legged companion. I’m sure we’ll find the right one for us soon.

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JACE

Sep 14, 2025 at 9:31am
In response to "Dogs"

What about making provisions for someone taking the dog should something happen to both of you? It seems sad to not share the love you obviously have for your pet.

Seffi

Sep 12, 2025 at 11:54pm
In response to "Childhood memories "

I vaguely remember the Lone Ranger. I may have had to watch it on my grandmother black and white TV after the obligatory Sunday Dinner.

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Witchy Woman

Sep 12, 2025 at 1:10pm
In response to "Childhood memories "

Topper was Hopalong's horse.

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Witchy Woman

Sep 12, 2025 at 10:35am
In response to "Childhood memories "

I vaguely remember Hopalong but really remember Bonanza, Rifleman and Gunsmoke more. My parents were huge western fans they used to read Zane Grey, Louis L'Amour, Elmer Kelton and Larry McMurty.

That's cool you tried your hand at a western.

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Witchy Woman

Sep 6, 2025 at 6:22pm
In response to "Better Forgotten "

I think scars remind us we lived a full life.

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Witchy Woman

Sep 6, 2025 at 6:20pm
In response to "Making sense of a mixed bag"

That was nicely done, Sue. I've done a couple of mazes. The last one I did in 2019 caused me to have a panic attack. Thank goodness my granddaughter was old enough to get me help.

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September 21, 2025 at 6:33am

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Spring has Sprung

Prompt: “The word ‘equinox’ simply means ‘of equal length’ and refers to the twelve hours of daylight and twelve hours of darkness at this point in the year. It was originally thought to stem from two Latin words aequus meaning equal and nox meaning night.

What are your plans for the fall or spring depending on where you reside?

We’re in the season of spring here in Australia. The winter has been very wet and cold and everyone is pleased to the end of it.
The spring sunshine has put a spring in my step, maybe that’s why it’s called spring!
What shall I do with the extra energy? Well the garden beckons me to come outside and tidy it up. How I wish I could physically do more than plant some annuals in pots. If I were able I’d climb ladders and hard prune so many shrubs and trees, they certainly need it, but my husband thinks all greenery is good and should be left alone. We rarely agree on anything, how we’ve stayed married for sixty years is a mystery.
I feel as if I would like to spring-clean the house, declutter, throw away stuff we never use, paint rooms, use bright colours and go a little crazy. But my body is letting me down and I won’t allow my husband at 82 to climb ladders any more, so that’s that.
Maybe I’ll use my brain more instead and write amazing stories.

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