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  1. Parker Owens

    Twenty-Four

    Parker Owens commented on Drew Payne's story chapter in Twenty-Four

    So what is Liam going to do? Ed isn’t going to appear, it seems, and neither is Mark. Good Samaritans seem in short supply in Liam’s life, and he needs someone who can help him see the world as less threatening than it appears to him now. Otherwise, he’s likely to waste away.
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    Nicht zu glauben! Ich habe jede verrückte Sekunde genossen. Vielen dank.
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    Waiting Game

    Parker Owens commented on northie's story chapter in Waiting Game

    Oliver is a raging ogre, a travesty. How did she and that man manage to produce such a lovely man as Adam? It’s fun to watch Andy get a bit nervous as their big day nears. And Eric getting his own nerve up is even better.
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    Thank you for these kind and encouraging words. My time in the woods and field is indeed precious - there’s so much to see and take in. Now winter is soon to arrive, making over the forest floor until spring warms the ground again. Until then, I shall have to watch the chickadees and squirrels.
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    You’re most kind. I’m very glad these allowed you to see and sense what I encountered. Thank you very much for reading.
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    Remembrance Day

    Parker Owens commented on WolfM's story chapter in Remembrance Day

    Thanks for writing this.
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    The Winding Road

    Parker Owens commented on krydon's story chapter in The Winding Road

    I can hear your footfalls in the woods, and your private laughter. This poem is a joy.
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    A Beautiful Path

    Parker Owens commented on Valkyrie's story chapter in A Beautiful Path

    Losing a best friend is like watching a whole island just slip into the sea; it’s as if a star in the sky simply disappears, and there’s nothing to steer by. You captured that intense hurt too well in this.
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    Thanks very much for your encouraging words - and for selecting a favorite. Sycamore trees have become great favorites, not least for their enormous leaves, which now lie scattered on the grounds.
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    Your kind words gladden my heart today. It’s interesting that my observations of that black-masked wood frog made me think of you at that very moment. I imagined you also, as I crossed his rock-strewn stream bed. Thanks for reading this, and for your kind comments.
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    Thank you!
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    Thank you for coming with me, along the creek and up the hill. It’s wonderful you experienced something of these in your reading.
  13. Parker Owens
    I’m very glad your experience of these Haiku left you at peace. That they connected you to nature lifts my heart. Thanks for reading.
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    I’m glad you did.
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    How good that you remember pleasant walks and rambles through these. Thanks for reading them!
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    Thank you. I’m glad you could connect to these.
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    September crickets sing in the afternoon sun ignoring autumn. ~*~ Golden crowned kinglets search for perfect vintage seeds amongst the wild grapes. ~*~ Silent flycatchers wing through the green canopy, harvesting insects. ~*~ Seven mergansers float downstream separately but take wing as one. ~*~ Wood frogs spring across the stre
  18. Parker Owens
    Haiku from walks taken this Autumn along the trails in the woods.
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    Civilizations fall; and I feel like we’re plunging through the clouded air without a parachute. We can scream if we like, but the impact is inevitable. At least, this poem makes me feel that way. I can only watch for the light of love and friendship.
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    Loss on Asphalt

    Parker Owens commented on Wayne Gray's story chapter in Loss on Asphalt

    You grabbed me and held on tight throughout this scene. You’ve written it so I can feel and see and hear everything.
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    Such a glad chapter! It’s good to see this conversation mending the ties that once held these men together. Mitch and Will are definitely smarter now than they once were - they’ll figure out how to make their common life work, and their private life blossom.
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    This is beautiful, Gary. I loved how you turned to each attribute of the wind and communed with your lover through every one. He was a lucky man to have loved you.
  23. Parker Owens
    Your poem cuts close to the bone, for neither do I know a life without regrets. You are not alone under your white blanket.
  24. Parker Owens
    This is a favorite!
  25. Parker Owens
    Now Mitch has to figure out what to do with his new lease on life. That land of his must be calling him louder and stronger. But first and foremost, I hope it includes having the gumption to work things out with Will.
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