(1)My first Blue Mountains journeys were on Sydney’s country trains, With scenery improving, once I’d gone past Emu Plains. I did not know the passengers around me, but perhaps one Might care to play a card game, since we’d only come to Lapstone (2)I closed my vintage fiction novel fast. So I could then look, [...]
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She pulled herself out of the water
She pulled herself out of the water, nails digging into the soggy riverbank, choking on weeds and coughing up the muck from the riverbed. She lay still for a while, long wet tendrils of her dark hair straggling across her face, her fingers embedded into the moss and leaves beneath her. Her jeans, heavy with [...]
All Goes As Unplanned
And it all commenced as everything starts, Untainted. Anticipating for a scene change. From different spectrums, yellow parts, Concrete to aqua pura, no stamp of estrange. Her school of fish, blowing stacks of caucasian, Like they owned Mother Nature’s salted season. So we inhaled the ceremonial occasion, Lamenting our age of callow reason. Florida’s finest [...]
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