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@AC Benus, @Parker Owens, I feel so honored that you take the time to react and comment… The quandary I write about in this poem is quite real, family, friends, places where I feel at home are really all around the world. For a long time, a (long) family weekend implied about 2000 miles driving… Places where my heart wants to settle in are really scattered all around, I never seem to be able to settle for a place without feeling I’m leaving precious people behind… Thanks for reading and commenting! JA
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Out of place, here and now, although there and then. Aware of what is, thinking of what could be. A rainy winter day, recalled solitude and present company. Longing for the gift of ubiquity which will allow, at last, to meet the longings of a heart full of scattered affections. On the shores of the Mediterranean longing for the Pacific, feeling on the banks of river Turia the calling from Tormes and Guadalquivir. On the shore of solitude enjoy
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I must have been a good boy this year to be spoiled like this... Next year I'll do my best NOT to be a good boy, sure it will get even better! 😝. Thanks for spoiling us with a third chapter for Christmas, @Carlos Hazday, merry Christmas to you and yours! JA
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Two days in a row with a "@Carlos Hazdaytreat", thank you! All the best for the holidays, Carlos. JA
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Thanks, @Carlos Hazday , I try to work some of the sadness I’ve been dealing with into a play with words. It’s just like putting sadness into a word and sending the sadness away just by uttering the word…
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I used to fly alone just for the fun of flying, of soaring high up in the sky, of contemplating the greenery of forests unknown, of feeling life evolving. You came then into my life, I learned to go with you, to despise being alone; I learned to love and share, I lost myself in that special way love let us be nothing but our bond. Bond broken, alone again. So much to relearn: Learn again to rely on my senses, my mind, on my own heart and soul to be a
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Thanks to you for reading, @Headstall, and for the feedback, it feels nice to know I'm not posting into the endless void of the internet...
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Thanks for the feedback, @Carlos Hazday!
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Thanks, @chris191070, glad you liked it!
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It took long enough to make up my mind about publishing and about which poem to post, you know it! It won't be too long till the next post. Thanks for reading and commenting.
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I dream of small things, of everyday; of a coffee in the morning as the sun arises; of the fresh air of beginnings, of my skin longing to feel alive. I dream of the calmness brought by rough seas; of the tireless rumor of crashing waves; of my skin drying with the wet salt of water. I dream of the shelter offered by majestic woods; of the sweet lulling whisper of leaves in the Fall; of my skin cooling, goosebumps in the greenery. I dr
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I work with words everyday and sometimes work takes a sit on the second (or third) row to let me play with words. Here I will be sharing some of the results of my playing with words, some short and not so short poems I sort of compose in English. I wish you enjoy them!
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Loved the pillow talk! Nice job again, Carlos.
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I’ve enjoyed my rag top, still miss it! Never had a scooter, just afraid that my love of speed could make it a bit too dangerous. 🤔I think I should reflect on this. 😝
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Germany was fantastic, cold, but a really nice trip. You kidding? Of course, send it my way!!!! I’m thinking of confessing my addiction to your writing, just wondering what my therapist will do think about that! LOL Seriously, ready to read anything you think I could read… (well, I somehow feel I should be restricting this, but as a compulsive reader since age 2,5, it’s not easy). Changing topics: got blinded by a Harley Davidson earlier, maybe I’ll convert to scooter driver and forget about convertibles… or maybe not! All the best, JA
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Hi Carlos! I've been in meetings all day, secretly looking forward for a chance to read the new chapter. Thank you, loved your writing and your way of telling things happening in the CJ-verse. I'll let my greedy-reader-self come out to play: Too short!!!!!!! There's a saying in Spanish "lo bueno, si breve dos veces bueno" (good and brief is twice as good), in this case I'm more of the opinion "lo bueno, si breve, es una lástima" (good and brief is a pity). Counting the days for next Friday! All the best, JA
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Sure! Can provide some pictures of the Sagrada Familia 😊
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I am a bit more to the south, some 3 hours by car. You plannning to come over?
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Great having you back, even greater you bringing CJ and his CJ-verse back. Another thing to be thankful for this Thanksgivings! All the best, Carlos! JA
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Beautiful chapter, thank you so much!
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Reviewing one of Aaron’s stories is always a challenge. At least for me, ‘cause I don’t know if I should focus on the wonderful writing or on the amazing plots… I’ll stay with the so beautifully shaped characters, characters you just come to love and cherish… and wish they would just happen at your door out of the blue. Take the challenge, let yourself go deep into one of Aaron’s stories, you’ll never regret it. You’d rather regret not haven’t read his stories before!
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Another fantastic story, Aaron, thanks for sharing. Although I have to admit I'm really sad seeing this story come to an end. Maybe you can come up with another adventure (well, a couple of them would be ok too) for Cyn&Shea? And their extended family could make as many appearances as possible... Thanks again, all the best! JA
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Ronyx, thank you for a heartwarming beautiful story. Sad to see it come to an end, but what an end!
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Such a sweet chapter, Aaron. Loved getting a glimpse into Cyn’s school days and on such a momentous day as his first shift. Thank you!
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Dear Mark I am using this summer holiday to binge read your Chronicle of an Academic Predator series. Cannot really explain how much joy this reading means to me, so I won’t try, but it is such a pleasure to read about a story so good, masterfully constructed, you feel the characters being alive, just as if you could meet them walking down to he street. I think I’ve told this in some of my reviews, but anyway I’m telling this again: thanks for your masterful writing, for the way you craft these persons, for the way you tell us their story/history. Thanks for your writemanship. Thanks. JACC
