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Footprints

The Loon’s Cry

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The Loon’s Cry

Outside the tent

Darkness and giant trees swaying in the wind.

The lake is moaning in it’s troubled sleep.

And far across the lazy lapping waves,

Above the crooning of the wind,

I hear a wild loon crying,

Like a weary soul alone in the dark water. Continue reading

NaNoWriMo 2013 Survivors

Lest we forget

Friday’s Featured Poet

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Here are a few poems by the writings and poetry of Kristin Peterman.

The fire inside

It’s the beginning of a new day
The sun is rising and warming my face
I feel cold inside despite the warmth from the sun
The fire inside me is fading away
Is there someone who can ignite it again
Each time I think I have found someone
They disappear with the setting of the sun taking a piece of me with them Continue reading

Resuscitated

It’s in your Hands

Chris McMullen: Read Tuesday, Black Friday

I’d like to introduce those of you haven’t heard about Read Tuesday to this spectacular event!

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I’d like to thank Jennifer, Writings of a Mrs., for the opportunity to do this guest post. (*my pleasure Chris*)

The problem with Black Friday for book sales:

Every year when Black Friday arrives, customers do plenty of shopping, buying products for themselves and gifts for others. Stores offer enticing discounts, at least on select products, and shoppers stand in lines for hours before the stores even open. Continue reading

Fridays Featured Poet

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Today’s featured poet is Chris Wood from http://www.paintingyouwithwords.com/

 

Chris submitted this beautifully tender poem that I couldn’t resist sharing with you and after further investigation into his blog I found all of his writings and poetry to be beautiful.  Give it a read and head on over to his blog, if you like romance and passion, you won’t be disappointed.

Moonlight’s Rhapsody
©Chris Wood 2013

Twilight falls, your eyes beckon, cool evening breeze so slight.
White lace curtains, faintly flutter, two amorous hearts delight.
Hide and seek moon, focus on you, brilliant star attraction.
Our soft lips play, fine cabernet, flavors each chain reaction.
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