Parker Owens
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Thank you, dear Sas!
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Anything to stave off the December chills, perhaps. And come to think of it, it has been unseasonably warm... thank you for reading and commenting.
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And while you may not see it, I’m blushing, too. But that’s because of your very kind words. I know it was kind of heated, but somehow it felt right. Thank you for commenting on this.
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Absolutely...FB is Christmas must-read!
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This is a fantastic slice of what could be real, actual. The pain of Tobias and Sloan drifting apart is as painful as Tobias’ injuries. Beautifully written, utterly convincing. And there is a bit of hope remaining...
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I completely echo Dugh. It’s timeless.
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A year has passed, the leaves are raked, but friends will last, your cake is baked; and candles lighted, tall and bright, to wish a Happy Birthday night. Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday! May every hour be wonderful!
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Hope it was warm enough to melt snow . Thank you so much for reading!
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Hope the cool air brought the temperature down a notch. Have to watch out for that spiced cider...thank you for reading!
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It is kind of hot, I admit it. Perhaps it is the poetic version of heat therapy. I’m glad you thought it was good. Thank you for reading these, hot or cool.
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Not in the Spice Rack because it’s not a cinquain. But you can tell it was written around the same time...Go ahead and growl! Thanks for reading!
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I think things were much quieter afterwards. And yes, it is interesting, isn’t it? Thanks for reading!
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Hope that is a good kind of ‘wow.’ It is hunting season, after all...thanks for reading!
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Predator I crouch, a hungry feral beast, before me lies a scrumptious feast, for you are splayed upon the bed, so fair, my breath has almost ceased. I pounce upon you to be fed, it's for your flesh my lips were bred and for your most exquisite taste, my tongue between your hills is led. I cannot dine at all in haste, to hurry so would be a waste of your involuntary groan with which your room is loudly graced. Your pleasure is the best I've known;
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Thank you for sharing this.
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CJ’s first term in college certainly takes a back seat to his political first campaign. I loved his interaction with Brett and Cesar. And then in a New York whirl - touching bases in all kinds of places, rubbing elbows with the famous and the star struck - it says a lot that Ozzie adapts so well to CJ’s celebrity status.
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Chapter 1 Enlightenment
Parker Owens commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 1 Enlightenment
This is such a sweet story. I loved each and every moment I took in reading it..,- 68 comments
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Elijah and Tony: friendship sailing into deeper waters, developing into something that will bind heart and memory. This chapter aches with melancholy and dull pain, like the bruises on Elijah’s body. Beautiful.
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This is a sweet, sad story. And what a fortunate outcome for Sam, in that maybe his life has a chance of getting brighter. Thank you for doing such a nice job on this.
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I know I am late, but this chapter made me very, very happy. I surely hope Declan and Bailey enjoy their time together.
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I read these lines and know of your strength beneath the cold and wind. You tell of voices I have heard, and feel the same disjointedness I have experienced. Thank you for your recollection of these things, for you remind me to look for the sun, and to listen for the voices of those I love.
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You write of something immensely sad. I offer you a hug, and hope the sadness, like a cold snap, will pass.
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Thank you, Def. Perhaps a poem is as good as a snapshot, sometimes. If good images and memories were captured here for you to recall, then this poem fulfilled its purpose. That, and I hope it made you smile. Many thanks for reading, and for your comments.
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You again proved your mastery as a writer. I was left happily wordless by this. You brought so much to my mind as I read each line, each section. Images and connections flooded my brain. Bravo.
