Parker Owens
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I want to offer you a hug as you write about the heart we hide and try to protect. These are two strong currents of the heart, desire and self-defense.
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This is a most welcome and inspiring entry. Thank you, and thank you @MichaelS36 for your words this morning.
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I love this poem. I’m not sure I agree you’re goofy, this is so very touching. But yes, tempting indeed..,
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Oh, boy. The deceits spread out like roots of weeds in the garden. And as they grow, they get harder and harder to dislodge. Ian had better make his connection with the dream boy soon before he skips all of his classes.
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The Drop in Centre
Parker Owens replied to Mikiesboy's topic in Mikiesboy's Drop in Centre's Mikieboy's Topics
Good morning everyone. Exams graded, reports written, meetings all done. Bought five flats of flowers... time to plant! -
I enjoyed this first chapter. Look forward to more.
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Oh, my! Just hope the National Enquirer wasn’t anyplace nearby for the end of this chapter! I’m tagging along with CJ and Owen on my next vacation...
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This is a hard story to read, but a really good one. I enjoyed it, because love endured. Eli chose forgiveness, but that must have been immensely difficult.
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That’s a great take on the unwelcome guest theme. Your completely oblivious guest needs to feel the threat to move along. Wonder if he’ll be speaking to the sister again?
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This has my blood quickening and my pulse racing. Now if the clouds part tonight, I will look for the moon...
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And here is our source, from which every land formed.
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How succinctly you turn the old story about. Great!
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How marvelous you recount the myth this way. I shall look for stars differently now.
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I fell in love with the rhythm and the way each line declaimed itself to me. This is exquisitely beautiful .
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Two Angels Go on a Date
Parker Owens commented on Timothy M.'s story chapter in Two Angels Go on a Date
@Kitt is absolutely right. They hardly needed the arrows. But I loved this chapter, and needed it too. Beautifully done. -
I appreciated how well you introduced us to these characters. We have a pretty good idea about Nate, and are growing into knowing about Christopher, Tad and Kent.
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I’m very glad you chose to post this. You know I fell for the story.
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This is stunningly evocative, beautifully sung. I was transported. Thank you.
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Parker is quite a choreographer in this chapter. Every boy should be as lucky as Nathan to lose his virginity that way.
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You achieved your purpose very well. You’re right; the happy ending would have felt too easy, too much like fiction.
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This story is thought provoking and challenging. It’s something I’ll read over and again, as it provides another perspective on how god and creation interact.
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What a great poem. Hymns can be sung in any setting, and particularly in love. I especially liked the first stanza
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Wow. What a bus dream you had!
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I hurt for you, and weep for the pain you endured. I might have been cheered by a happy ending, but you did right to show us something more real and true. I can hope for Chris now, and that’s enough.
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Thanks for this chapter. It’s a critically important step for Chris. Ryan was such a serendipitous dinner guest.
