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Premium Member Sunday Morning Joggers
Goodness, I nearly lost my balance on the spiral seashells and broken sea stone chipping matrix.
My quaint obsession with marine life and that skyline paradox blossoming so tantalisingly,  might be a source of some...

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Categories: tantalisingly, age, art, birth, devotion, feelings, heart, irony,
Form: Prose



Dear Victor
Dear Victor

The day you walked in I was just ten years old and for the first time I felt the gentle butterfly flutters of a young hearts innocent attraction. 
I wasn't the only one. With...

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Categories: tantalisingly, childhood, first love,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Last Kiss
She walked through the woods
 remembering his face
ashen and grey against the pillow.
He had been taken by 
the sweeping sickness
that had engulfed her land
taken so swiftly
that she had not 
had time to reach him.

The pain...

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Categories: tantalisingly, death, feelings, lost love, sad, strength,
Form: ABC
3, 2, 1.., I'M Coming
Enter Alice, the bestest girl.
Enter Kobalos, The gruesome goblin, 
(You may just see him in the middle of the tree, (or not))

Alice:
Rachael! Rachael! 
What an ill forgotten wood this is
It nerves the jingle jangles from...

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Categories: tantalisingly, adventure, tree, fairy, tree,
Form: Verse
James Webb Telescope
Will event of creation be revealed
By the James Webb telescope
Concentrating time
Like a kaleidescope?
Galaxy after Galaxy
Slowly being revealed.
Will the moment of Creation
Always remain concealed?
Will we ever see the glory
Of the birth of timespace,
Can James Webb ever...

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Categories: tantalisingly, creation, philosophy, science, stars, universe,
Form: Rhyme



After the Party 2017
After Big Brother, and the Party had gone, the telescreens remained. No longer though did they remain solely in former Party member’s quarters. Telescreens had spread to the realm of the Proles. They no longer...

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Categories: tantalisingly, society,
Form: Haibun
The Sound of Distant Ankle Bells
The Sound of Distant Ankle Bells


Memories of those delicate tinkling bells,
casually fastened around calloused feet,

take hold of my waking moments,

and fling my thoughts back to a distant time,
where folk-songs were heartily sung,
joyful, yet hopelessly out...

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Categories: tantalisingly, child, childhood, growing up, home, hope, imagination,
Form: I do not know?
Juxtaposition of Immortalisation Ok
Alien implications of a turboprop turnip turning is usefully attuned to mystical presences. Mind stretching images of computerised garbage on an umbrella of slime. Outnumbered then are juices in helmets. Rotting putrid raw stench. Run...

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Categories: tantalisingly, beauty, blessing,
Form: I do not know?
La Joie De Vivre Picasso
Inspired by the painting La Joie de Vivre by Pablo Picasso 

Spontaneity and synchronicity 
Tacit simplicity 
No such thing as a bystander here
Amazed at my capacity to switch gear
Here, to be, is to be complete
Tantalisingly...

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Categories: tantalisingly, art,
Form: Rhyme
Shiloh
Valerie Garman entered the world upon the tail-end of the upper-middle class

A place where the schoolgirls were tantalisingly innocent and the men were
Increasingly unbecoming

The sidewalks gleamed and the church bells rang
The winters snowed and the...

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Categories: tantalisingly, addiction, beauty, corruption, desire, humanity, money,
Form: I do not know?
The Man In the Moon
The sun is distant now; lowering its gaze upon me to a mere blanket of obscurity. 
The sea is calm but still tantalisingly sinister and threatening. 

The silence is hostile, I am cold and alone...

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Categories: tantalisingly, hurt, loneliness, missing you, moon, night, sea,
Form: Free verse
Fragment
You’ll always remember 
that first time 
his hand 
brushed against yours
and your eyes locked 
in that instant

A chemical reaction 
set off a rollercoaster 
in your stomach
it ran out of control
could not be stopped
never to end

Extra-ordinary...

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Categories: tantalisingly, love,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things