Parker Owens
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This is indeed exquisite. No corpse is this, for the two of you surely bring these words to life! Wonderfully done.
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The future painted in this story is indeed a dark one. We can only hope that, like so many dark paintings, it is not a harbinger, but a warning. The story of Alan Turing is a tragic one, and heartbreaking. His biography rests on my shelf. Thank you for reading this, and for your kind comments.
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Thank you. I really appreciate your comments, and your taking time to read this story. Loy found a way to fight and defeat the Authority, and remain with Kee. I suppose the changes they may have wrought in the multiverse bear thinking about, but that will need a whole different story.
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Oh, Woody. Whatever has happened? There isn’t any easy escape now... just face the music, and hope to come out of it with something of yourself left.
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What you describe is so beautiful and vivid. Thank you for giving us this moment in your life.
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You are very kind to read this and to comment; A and Z remain in the back of my brain.
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That’s a wonderful Christmas story. Beautiful in every respect. Thank you.
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I’m sorry you have been feeling sick and hurt. On this Boxing Day, I send you a package of warm hugs, wrappped up in festive paper for a better New Year.
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Such a mix of happiness and hurt is woven into this piece, that you give me a sense of the color and the vibrancy of your life - and the catastrophe of your loss. Thank you for sharing this with us.
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Happy Birthday will I sing, tuneful greetings echoing; ‘cross the miles my hugs deploy, wishing you all peace and joy!
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Color me intrigued, and waiting for more!
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Snooze and rest; and I will raise my midday glass to celebrate your birthday!
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The bells are all rung, the sweet carols sung, the stockings now hung; so joy I give tongue: Merry Christmas, everyone.
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The bells are all rung, the sweet carols sung, the stockings now hung; so joy I give tongue: Merry Christmas, everyone.
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A Walk on the Riverbank
Parker Owens commented on Mikiesboy's story chapter in A Walk on the Riverbank
Your poem radiates sadness. I hear your cry, and my heart and hands are extended to you, my brother. -
Thank you Dugh, for reading this snapshot of Andy and Zander’s lives. I appreciate your kind and encouraging words so much.
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I’m sorry to hear of your hurts. I really hope everything will turn out well.
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I am very grateful you re-read this chapter, which was particularly vivid to me in its writing. I could feel Eric’s hunger and sense his instinct to just accept things that happen without question.
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Thank you for your taking the time to read this. I’m really glad you enjoyed it.
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Thank you for taking time with this, and for your very kind comments. I am so happy you found this and the original worth the patience to read.
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I loved the way you took me with you throughout the day. I could hear and see through your senses. Exhilarating.
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Little drama, just being normally anxious about changes in life. I’m happy you enjoyed seeing this peek at Andy and Zander again. And Zander must be glad that someone agrees with him about socks. Thank you for reading!
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Thank you for reading this. I’m so glad you liked seeing Andy and Zander again. Happy holidays to you, too.
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Really? That long? I’m very happy you liked this short visit with them.
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Thank you, tim. They still make me smile.
