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Tag Archives: love
“The Naive Traveler”
Love for him has died. Adventure beckons to me. I go to find love. (Written for dVerse Poetics: An Evening of Short Verse. March 2, 2013.)
Posted in Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction, Short Story, Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, love, naive traveler, past love, seek love, traveler
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“The Sculpture”
I like walking alone in the city. I am able to stop on a whim, peer in store windows, inhale odors of exotic, ethnic foods, surreptitiously people watch during my stroll. It’s a beautiful, early February afternoon and I’m wandering … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged art gallery, artist, love, sculpture, self-portrait, the city, walking in city
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“La Nuit”
La nuit est en feu Avec des etoiles De l’amour. The night is on fire With stars Of love. (Rusty French.) (Dverse poets, Poetics: Foreign Tongues, January 19,2013.)
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged fire, l'amour, la nuit, le feu, les etoiles, love, stars, the night
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Reverberation, The Novel
_____________________________________________________________ “I love the ethical, moral and religious themes that were brought up by the story. Very complicated and messy, like in real life.” | Quote from Katja Baker’s review of Reverberation, The Novel, my historical-fiction book . ______________________________________________________________ Excerpt from REVERBERATION, THE … Continue reading
Posted in historical, historical novel
Tagged 1828, 1829, 19th century philosophy, 19th century socialism, American Colonization Society, Andrew Jackson, Bible-quoting preacher, early women's rights, inheritance, John Quincy Adams, Liberia, love, murder, race relations, religion, utopian communities
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“The Note”
Suction from the blast Lifted the note From the man’s desk And carried it through space Now void of offices Reception And conference rooms. Space where humans Had been occupied On their computers On their cells Around the coffee machine. … Continue reading
“Dear Diary: Waiting”
Tuscany, August 3. I fear for my sanity. I have come to the vineyard To escape my demons. But they are here. Hiding. Waiting to reveal themselves. My golden-haired beauty Lies under a tangle of vines Waiting for me To … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Haiku, Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction
Tagged delusion, Friday Fictioneers, grapevine, Italy, love, madison-woods.com, madness, paranormal, wine fields
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“The Miracle of Her Beauty”
Her hair is the color of sunlight On grape leaves in summer. Her eyes, the soft grey-green of fir trees Wrapped in the mist of early evening. Her skin is bronzed like the half-hardened Vines which nurse the fruit In … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction
Tagged beauty, Friday Fictioneers, grapes, grapevines, love, lovers, Madison Woods
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