Parker Owens
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It's nice to converse upon the sofa before the fire. And if the talk gets a bit warm, that's not always a bad thing, is it? Thank you very much for reading this, and for responding to it, without, erm, flaming it.
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Thank you for your poetic and generous response.
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Numbers sing in voices consonant with my soul; their clear-pitched trebles resonate purely off stones laid deep in my mind's foundations, creating harmonies before my world was born. Thank you for reading these, and for your thoughtful and generous response.
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Thank you, tim. I am glad you felt some of the experience, too.
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October Morning The slim rising moon, fit consort for Orion, cannot flee sunrise. * Early dawn sunlight shines through golden foliage, tinting the morning. * Deer feed in the mist, stealing quick bites, tails flicking, alert to the wind. * Luxuriant vines turn from lime to bright lemon, then drop their garments. * Brilliant deep blue skies, crisp air carrying woodsmoke, mark the season's change. November Harvest
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Time to Tell the Truth
Parker Owens commented on ObicanDecko's story chapter in Time to Tell the Truth
So Cody has laid himself open at Trick’s feet. And I doubt Trick would never kick someone like that, not even if it were justified. Yet each has reason to doubt the other, even as they yearn. How will they bridge that gap? -
Thanks for your comments. I suppose weeping and lamentation must give way to action, and then those of us who weep now must march later, if only to support those who have died so needlessly.
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Thank you. These events occur far too regularly. Many factors are at work, certainly. But they grieve my soul.
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One Word Prompt - “Exile”
Parker Owens commented on Brayon's story chapter in One Word Prompt - “Exile”
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How difficult a thing you did. It took incredible guts; I am in awe of you. This poem says so much about the man you are, and the abject soulless person who turned you out.
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Thank you for sharing this. It strikes a chord within.
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I enjoyed this. It may indeed be helpful to me.
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Adding my voice to Michael’s. I completely agree.
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This. Is. Fantastic. I am touched, teary and happy Adi might forgive himself. Beautifully told,
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You have made the mightiest tremble, and the exalted the humble. Beautifully done, and a wondrous tale.
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Something introspective:
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@AC Benus I loved this - it warmed the room, and kept time with the spatter of sleet on the windows.
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In such a short chapter, you say so much.
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Photos, precious seconds, moments of perfect light or gap toothed smiles, remind us of the joy and peace we held, like water cupped in the hand. Beautifully told, beautifully spoken.
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Again, such a meaty chapter. Talking with people you love about health decisions is huge and heavy. But CJ seems infinitely capable and able to handle that load. He even handles Ritchie with a deft touch. I wish I’d had a cool older brother like that! He connects well with Silas, though I disagree with CJ on the dog thing. Most of all, your final moment with Owen and CJ is perfectly drawn.
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On Wings - a poem for Remembrance Day 2017
Parker Owens commented on Mikiesboy's story chapter in On Wings - a poem for Remembrance Day 2017
This is beautiful, tim. Images stirred and voices recalled - you bring them to the front of our minds, that we may always remember. You impelled us to the mountaintop, line by line, step by step. Bravo. -
Can’t help wanting to give Geoff a gentle shake and a pep talk, but Tony seems to be far better at this than I ever could be. Lucky Geoff! Loved this chapter!
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@northie Perhaps Adam knew something about cider; or maybe not. But the old apple tree beside my house had plenty of blushing inspiration this year. Thank you for reading, and for your astute observations.
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Thank you so much, Gary. I warmed to my theme as the interplay unfolded. Each new word led to another. I am very happy you liked this.
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Nice and warm, perfect for all kinds of interesting talks. Thanks for reading, and for your comments!
