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  1. today

    well not much to talk about. sorry i've not posted 4 a while. so busy @ school. we've got the 8 hours a day (really 45 minuets a class) but it's okay
    blog ya later
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  2. (11) Chapter 10

    [I]Here's another chapter already. I was trying to decide if I wanted to make the next one part of this, but I think it is long enough on its own. You can likely expect that I'll have chapter 11 up in the next day or two.

    Enjoy,
    Meg[/I]

    Chapter 10

    Philomina was flitting around a spacious dressing room pulling things from every drawer, trunk, and corner. The room looked as if a hurricane had moved through with the amount of gowns, shoes, belts, ...

    Updated 01-09-2009 at 11:13 PM by applepie

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  3. The Itch


    butterfly
    kelly moore, artist


    starting small and trivial
    in a very tiny space
    on the surface of my palm
    not much bother
    nor distraction
    with subtle trickery
    the itch borrows power
    and calmly wanders
    to the soles of my feet
    restless and bewildered
    lucid with movement
    transparent to the dance
    ...
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  4. Meditation (but no Matchstick Man)

    by , 10-04-2007 at 01:33 PM (Reflections on the puddle of life)
    Well, Matchstick Man stories have gone a bit thin, I've masses of stories to tell, but no time to tell them in! I'm in the process of editing a magazine at the moment, which is taking up much of my time, but I have had time to write some poems which I haven't posted here yet, so I will, shortly.

    But first, the word of the day is......drum roll......

    Meditation

    Reason being that a couple of friends and I went to a lunchtime meditation session today at ...
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  5. The Princess

    Out where the cotton grows
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    Down in the fields where the cotton grows.
    Where the irrigational system flows.
    Where the tallest stalks of corn grows.
    In a little town no bigger than my own.
    Out in the East where the cotton grows.
    Blooms no bigger than the palm of my hand.
    In the Delta of little ol' Arkansas.
    Where the cotton grows.
    Two hundred pounds by hands a day.
    Out in the sun
    ...
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