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Originally posted on BooknVolume: ? . Stillness Whispers All Around, Delicate, Imperceptible, Incongruous Sound; The Hush Speaking softly Of Another Place and Time; Bending Perception Through Inharmonious Rhyme. ? The Fog Enwraps From Every Side, Closing In, Drawing Out An Indiscernible Cry; The Mist Breathing Blithely, A Leviathan of Olde; Enshrouding Inexorably With Inescapable Cold.…

Originally posted on Purplerays: * * A moment to pause and appreciate the spectacular beauty of our natural world. This frozen tree is shared from Earth Mazing – photographer unknown. Happy to add their details if you recognise their work 🙌 * * * * Text and image source: Earthmonk https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02fYdSZB5c5N3QFbPe99T7MN1eHJQQH4oHDpQvjcKz6pV6C9TVkEP8i4TLRZiRXsRl&id=100064331756796&mibextid=Nif5oz

Originally posted on Darswords: This was so cool, I had to share!

Originally posted on Pen of the Damned: Shirley hated the taste of soap, and she hated the smell of cigarettes. “If you didn’t tell lies, you wouldn’t get the soap,” her mother reminded her when the girl complained. Shirley would be instructed to hold the bar between her teeth for three full minutes. She would…

Originally posted on Pen of the Damned: Shirley hated the taste of soap, and she hated the smell of cigarettes. “If you didn’t tell lies, you wouldn’t get the soap,” her mother reminded her when the girl complained. Shirley would be instructed to hold the bar between her teeth for three full minutes. She would…

Book Description Fighting the of demons of an abusive childhood and having given up on traditional paths to personal salvation, Maggie decides to find her own path … by building a teepee in her backyard. It’s a peculiar route, but her goal is simple: offload the cargo of her past and move into a future…

Originally posted on Purplerays: * * In the Native American tradition one member of the tribe assumes the role of “Faithkeeper.” This person’s role is to remain at peace, centered in spiritual vision no matter what events befall the tribe. Even if everyone else in the tribe slips into pain, fear or dissension, the Faithkeeper…

Originally posted on MiddleMe: MiddleMe View original post

Originally posted on BooknVolume: ? . Stillness Whispers All Around, Delicate, Imperceptible, Incongruous Sound; The Hush Speaking softly Of Another Place and Time; Bending Perception Through Inharmonious Rhyme. ? The Fog Enwraps From Every Side, Closing In, Drawing Out An Indiscernible Cry; The Mist Breathing Blithely, A Leviathan of Olde; Enshrouding Inexorably With Inescapable Cold.…

Originally posted on Purplerays: * * A moment to pause and appreciate the spectacular beauty of our natural world. This frozen tree is shared from Earth Mazing – photographer unknown. Happy to add their details if you recognise their work 🙌 * * * * Text and image source: Earthmonk https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02fYdSZB5c5N3QFbPe99T7MN1eHJQQH4oHDpQvjcKz6pV6C9TVkEP8i4TLRZiRXsRl&id=100064331756796&mibextid=Nif5oz

Originally posted on Darswords: This was so cool, I had to share!

Originally posted on Pen of the Damned: Shirley hated the taste of soap, and she hated the smell of cigarettes. “If you didn’t tell lies, you wouldn’t get the soap,” her mother reminded her when the girl complained. Shirley would be instructed to hold the bar between her teeth for three full minutes. She would…

Originally posted on Pen of the Damned: Shirley hated the taste of soap, and she hated the smell of cigarettes. “If you didn’t tell lies, you wouldn’t get the soap,” her mother reminded her when the girl complained. Shirley would be instructed to hold the bar between her teeth for three full minutes. She would…

Book Description Fighting the of demons of an abusive childhood and having given up on traditional paths to personal salvation, Maggie decides to find her own path … by building a teepee in her backyard. It’s a peculiar route, but her goal is simple: offload the cargo of her past and move into a future…

Originally posted on Purplerays: * * In the Native American tradition one member of the tribe assumes the role of “Faithkeeper.” This person’s role is to remain at peace, centered in spiritual vision no matter what events befall the tribe. Even if everyone else in the tribe slips into pain, fear or dissension, the Faithkeeper…