Rainbows 5-7-5
Home to the world's finest flash fiction
An Old Plumber, An Ex-Carer, An Amateur Poet, Words From The Heart
a quarterly journal of short prose
literary journal
Every Life Story Begins with a Mum
A site to water everyone’s gardens
A place where words come alive
Writer/Editor/Teacher/Advocate
Where writers gather
Looking ahead, without looking back (too often)
Dive into a collection of memories, musings and emotions delicately concocted into stories and introspective articles
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Join us here for a wide-ranging and impressive array of writing
An ongoing collection of stories told in short form
beautiful thinking
Published quarterly on the last day of January, March, June and September
Writer, Performer, Professor
A literary collective for artists who feel the need to create.
Incomplete Thots...
Poetry from a heart on fire
and the occasional camera
A trip through life with fingers crossed and eternal optimism.
Ink and Quill
Blurring the lines between poetry and prose
Books, Editing, Coaching, and Other Twists and Turns
21st Century Poetry
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Lin Marshall Brummels - Poetry, Prose, Prairies and Pollinators
A PROJECTILE FOR INCENDIARY FLASH FICTION
Short, sharp flash fiction
Poetry Publisher
A bit of this and that
The view from my front porch (in Pennsylvania) or back patio (in London) every morning, in tweet-sized bites
too much coffee, too little sleep, a love of words...
by Sam Allen
by Hudson Biko
welcome to my insanity.
Writer. Reader. Equestrian. Explorer.
I seldom/never comment, but, this one is really lovely, and brought a smile after I was really saddened by something someone just wrote.
Thank you!
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Thank you so much for taking the time and breaking your comment silence – I’m flattered 🙂 And also happy to know that I brought a smile to someone, that’s wonderful feedback.
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Maybe it was a silver lining 🙂
I liked this one a lot. It shows what comes after the rain. :). Awesome, Ryan! As always. 🙂
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Carisa! Thanks – I was keen to see what you’d think of this one. So happy you liked it 🙂
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Was my impression a good one? I was hoping I was on the right track. 🙂
I tend to look for silver linings 🙂
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Perfect!
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Aww, that’s so lovely. 🙂
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So is your feedback – thank you 🙂
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A nice way of making something sad more beautiful. Though I think the puddles might have been tears.
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That which doesn’t kill us…
Thank you, Sarah. I hope you had a lovely Christmas 🙂
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Very true. And thank you, it was. I hope yours was nice as well.
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Did you steal some of my skittles?? 😀 😀 😀
A promise stays with the patient one.
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I don’t think so? Although I do like skittles…
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🙂 i was referring to the rainbow mr. stone 😀
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Ah, yes – I’m as sharp as a bowling ball some days 😉
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bahahhaa 😀 you made my night!
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you’re my haiku hero. x
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Haha, what a title! Thank you for your lovely comments, Rachel 🙂
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