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February 19 at Spirited Scriveners
Haiku and updates Haiku theme: Winter’s Back Susan: Winter in Georgia Cold, warm, chilly, sunny, rain — Four seasons in one. Kit: Missed you lots, winter Appears you’re back again for good Daffodils shiver. Michael: Cut the daffodils Won’t survive outside tonight. Fragrance in the house. Susan discussed her latest plans for submissions and read Continue reading
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Today at Spirited Scriveners
Valentine Haikus. And writers’ updates. Ann shared an early draft of her upcoming blog post. Look for it. It’s good. Susan re-read her poem “The Journey” for Michael and Kit. Looking to see it posted here sometime soon. Kit shared the next Chapter of her Cordelia novel. Some great character development and the pace is Continue reading
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A New Kind of Caroler in Town
Michael Martin “I’m home! Hey! I think I saw carolers down the street at the Robeys’ house. Didn’t hear singing as I got out of the car but it certainly looked like carolers. Have they already been here and I’ve missed them or are they coming here next?” “They’ve not been here.” “Turn off the Continue reading
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“Philadelphia” Three haiku by Michael Martin
Our friend is sixty Continue reading
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“The Neighborhood Grew Up” Michael W. Martin
Here is the beginning of a short story written years ago by Spirited Scrivener, Michael Martin. The Neighborhood Grew Up It wasn’t until Halloween that year that they noticed there were no children. Which was odd because they had moved onto a long, dead-end street that looked to be the very essence of Ozzie-and-Harriet-Land. But Continue reading
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