Sue Vincent's Blog: Echoes of Life, page 29
February 14, 2021
Deeper ~ Cheryl #writephoto
Layers of new stone try to conceal the evidence of stygian obscured history. Reblogged from The Bag Lady
Dark Pool ~ Jane Dougherty #writephoto
A short story for Sue Vincent’s weekly photo prompt. The river flows as it always did, in turbulent pools where the bank is broken by the deep stone walls. Impregnable, they always said, with the cliff behind and the river … Continue reading →
Chris Graham’s 5 star review of The Godsend! by A. C. Flory
About the book: The Godsend: Innerscape book Two A. C. Flory Desperate to find a version of reality she can live with, Miira Tahn sets out to explore Innerscape, but along the way she discovers there are other worlds open … Continue reading →
North-easterly: Sunday Best…
We were right about the church; St Mary’s, Sledmere, was well worth a look, though not for our usual reasons. We normally visit the older places of worship by choice, seeking within their hallowed walls the stories and symbolism that … Continue reading →
February 13, 2021
Impression of Contentment
I never really got contentment. “Are you happy?” I once asked a friend. “No, but I am content,” was his reply. To me, it wasn’t enough. It seemed like accepting some kind of mediocrity. I was young then and life … Continue reading →
Deeper Meaning ~ Iain Kelly #writephoto
‘I’m worried for your welfare!’ she shouted up to him, trying to hide her genuine fear. ‘I’ll be fine.’ He had come this far, he wasn’t going to turn back now and chicken out in front of everyone. A bet … Continue reading →
Caught #midnighthaiku
No heart remains unmoved Not the cold nor the cauldron Love ignites the flame * We burn or are burned Ageless spring or winter’s frost Caught in timeless dance * Higher emotions Captured in the mirrored heart Earthly reflection
Deeper ~ Ritu Bhathal #writephoto
It was mere seconds, but as I fell, it felt like time had slowed down. I wondered how such beauty could be present at a time where my mind held thoughts not remotely beautiful. The russets and golds on the … Continue reading →
Laughter Lines by Sue Vincent
A wonderful review from A. C. Flory… Laughter Lines by Sue Vincent I just left a 5 star review for Laughter Lines: Life at the Tail End by Sue Vincent. And I still haven’t stopped smiling. The review should be … Continue reading →
February 12, 2021
Gone
No ghosts remembered No permission sought for death No pardon asked No oaks will grow in grace here Profit sang a louder song The hedgerows have been uprooted. The avenue of stately oaks felled and carted away, mud-caked and unmourned … Continue reading →
