Rev. Dare Cloud's Blog, page 230
January 27, 2024
Free Books
Clearing old inventory before TAC. If you pay for shipping and materials, these are FREE! $7 bucks should cover it. $10 if you love me. I have Shut Up and Bleed, Dig Two Grace’s vol 1, Old cover Extinguished, 666 Flags, Old cover Far From Home, and old cover A Taste of Home. The bananas … Continue reading Free Books
January 26, 2024
Poetry Workshop: Register Today!
February – 5-week virtual poetry workshop Thursdays @ 6:00-8:00 EST Instructor: Michelle Bonczek Evory is the author of a poetry textbook and four collections of poetry. Reduced Pricing: $375 $300 – Leap into the New Year: Join us for a poetry workshop and have 5 new poems ready for spring submissions. The fifth workshop week in February is free to … Continue reading Poetry Workshop: Register Today!
The Dark Riddle
The Dark Riddle Was I love after death; or death before love?When slowly from the dirt I’d pluck a flower.All light is immortal, the darkness behoves. Did I whisper my dreams to the Foxglove;did I whimper and cry, like a child or a coward?Was I love after death; or death before love? The sight of … Continue reading The Dark Riddle
Rittenhouse Square’s 5 Best Sculptures
Five best sculptures in Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, USA. Rittenhouse Square’s 5 Best Sculptures
“A Rustling in the Corn” Collaboration with Nigel Byng
(Cover art by Nigel Byng) It finally happened! Master storyteller Nigel Byng contacted me to collaborate on a story and poem around Halloween, but we were both too busy then to embark on a new project. But here it is, folks, and I hope you enjoy our combined efforts. Nigel wrote the short story, and … Continue reading “A Rustling in the Corn” Collaboration with Nigel Byng
Families are made in the heart
There is no such thing as a “broken family.” Family is family, and is not determined by marriage certificates, divorce papers, and adoption documents. Note this website is available for sale with all the content and products, if you are interested in it, Do contact us with your offers here from our contact page. … Continue reading Families are made in the heart
Apollo 17 astronauts saw strange flashes on the moon. Will Artemis crews see them too?
The lunar science community is keenly interested in the observations that Artemis crews could make while on the moon. “While we don’t expect the crews to photograph any flashes,” says NASA’s Petro, “their photos and descriptions of the surface and lunar environment will be an important addition to lunar science.” According to NASA, the Artemis crews … Continue reading Apollo 17 astronauts saw strange flashes on the moon. Will Artemis crews see them too?
