Archive For July 2013
Tolstoi, a poem by
on July 28, 2013 by lavenderdoors in Blossoms poetry and writing collection, Comments Off on Tolstoi, a poem by
If you love, then love without reason. If you threaten, don’t threaten in play. If you storm, to full fury give way. If you punish, let punishment tell. If you […]
guilt
on July 27, 2013 by lavenderdoors in Blossoms poetry and writing collection, Comments Off on guilt
Guilty is taking responsibility for a crime committed. A crime is defined, by the literature you read, the culture you value, the values of your culture. Guilt is the feeling […]
NZ Herald 24.7.13 All the time/unlucky for some
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Looks like Acceptance
on July 26, 2013 by lavenderdoors in Blossoms poetry and writing collection, Comments Off on Looks like Acceptance
The season has stripped the tree of its canopy. The earthy colours of autumn are at their best. The tree has shed its display. Its last seasons experience. The tree […]
Feels like Acceptance
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I noticed the patchwork quilt. Of fabrics made from many colours. Blended together to complete the picture which I had been wearing all my life. It took my breath away. […]
Punishment
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Strips the colour from the canopy to reveal the earthy base vulnerable against the winds that tear at its core. The bones and fibre are exposed in its beautiful and […]
Sacrifice
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A willing decision, A decision to make. A justified decision. A decision made without caution. A decision which tests sanity. A decision which changes the course of history. A decision […]
Confession
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confess all / confession everything / confessional absolute.
Acceptance by Amanda Dagg
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Looks like acceptance/ feels like acceptance /colours of acceptance
The Bible
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Time unspecified/Author unknown/ Narration possibly unreliable/ Evidence incomplete/ message eternal
Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
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A Russian story of epic proportions written by an epic Russian.
A Fortunate Life by A.B. Facey
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An Australian book of note, written by an Australian man of note, shared by an Australian Kiwi of note. A fortunate move.
Evidence
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After all this time it is evident still that evidence submitted 12 years later is the evidence required to complete the picture. Claims and judgments were made on incomplete evidence. […]
spelling corrections that flaw me
on July 25, 2013 by lavenderdoors in Blossoms poetry and writing collection, Comments Off on spelling corrections that flaw me
coromandel Commandeer
morrinsville Brownsville
Kuriakiss Rakishness
Divorce
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I will never forget the feeling that i was walking on air that day. I had never felt that before and have never felt it since. Something deep inside me […]
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I woke realising that blogging doesn’t have the casino experience that Facebook has. Epiphany. I’m glad I realise it now.
Joy of writing
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It is like feelings bubbling up to the surface knowing that they will turn into something essential for life. It sounds like oxygen.
Hello world!
on July 24, 2013 by lavenderdoors in evidence, Comments (1)
Welcome to Blogtown NZ. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!