Cole Matthews
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Tessa's story is a sad one, but all too common. I doubt Kevin Dooley will quickly forgive what Button did but he'll be far more careful around him! The review is greatly appreciated. Thanks Rebel!
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Thank you so much Bob! It was such fun writing about Button's special talent and his little revenge on Kevin Dooley.
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Ten Pipers Piping “Are you making out a list?” Craig asked Graham. His husband was looking through cupboards and furiously scribbling on a pad of paper. It was their private little joke. Graham was pretty OCD when it came to some things, for example, shopping for company. “No. I’m performing heart surgery on a chimpanzee. What does it look like?” Graham huffed. Craig could see the tension in his shoulders. Having Thanksgiving for both families had come about almost as an accident. It w
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Hahaha! Thanks Addy! I'm not sure if the magic tablet can do other things. We'll have to see!
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Thanks Lisa! We'll have to see how he gets outta this.
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Thanks so much comic fan! This means a lot.
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Thanks Bob. Music moves us. It is a powerful force. I just want to acknowledge that. You are a rock star!
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Trevor gives Daniel an interesting back story. It makes me wonder how he could be with a man that cruel and possessive. I realize it can happen over time but what a creep! Good twist! I can't wait to see Penguin scratch the hell outta Trevor.
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I love the tattoo you can only see by moonlight! Nice touch to a great new chapter:)
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Thanks Addy! Yeah, the impact on Button was pretty awful. Graham was upset but he's a father first.
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Quennell “That new ballad is quite lovely,” the barkeep said as the bard approached and sat. Quennell smiled at the big, hairy man and nodded his thanks as a flagon was set before him. “Did you just write that?” Quennell didn’t want to lie, but if he told the truth it would expose him for the fraud he really was. He’d stopped writing his own songs over a year ago after Hanell left him. He missed his sturdy dwarf lover and it had weighed so badly on his heart, his voice had been stilled. T
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Check out chapter 2 of 1550 Loring Lane. The story resides there. I hope you see some resolve there. It's based on him. Thank you for your review. It is appreciated.
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Thank you. I concur. *big hug* for you.
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Very suggestive and great imagery. Thanks so much it gave me a cool picture of it happening.
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Very dark but moving. You can feel the pain and bitterness. Great job and thank you for sharing!
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So sad! That storm of emotions sounds frightening but after the storm comes...hope? Great job and thanks for sharing!
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How heart rending! So very tragic. Really well done and illustrative. Great job and thanks!
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Very well done and beautifully philosophical. Loved it! Thanks for sharing with us.
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Lovely cadence and sentiment. Nice job Bill! Great work.
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Thanks for the review Bill! So glad the sentiment came through clearly!
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The feeling this poem gives me is "conflicted." I feel quite torn from the character's unsure yet very strong emotions. Yeah, it's really interesting and thought provoking. I really like it. Thanks for the great work!
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The Rage of the Storm
Cole Matthews commented on Dolores Esteban's story chapter in The Rage of the Storm
Dolores gives us another evocative piece. It's almost spiritual in tone. Great job!! I loved it. -
I just love this poem. It speaks of chances missed and opportunity lost. Simply lovely Addy!
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Thanks for the review. yeah, if only he could do that!
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Thank you. Its my first attempt. It was fun.
