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Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
FANTASY (a poem) by Mary Andrews
A man walked up and asked me one night,
“What do you like, my dear?”
And I gazed in his eyes and far past his lies,
Drew a deep breath and replied:
I like white horses with horns,
Winged creatures—air born,
Dragons, castles, and magical things.
I like soft, starry nights,
And cold crisp sounds of flight
Like the leathery flapping of wings.
He looked at me strangely
And took a deep drink,
And asked what I liked to do.
And I gazed in his eyes,
Farther still past his lies,
Drew another deep breath and replied:
I like mythical things
That make foolish hearts sing,
Things like honesty, valor, and truth.
Someone holding me tight,
KNOWING things are alright,
And relationships not hundred-proof.
And he blinked once or twice,
Blew a smoke ring or two,
Left his name and his number behind.
As I watched him depart,
A cold wind crossed my heart,
And that is the reason I write.
“What do you like, my dear?”
And I gazed in his eyes and far past his lies,
Drew a deep breath and replied:
I like white horses with horns,
Winged creatures—air born,
Dragons, castles, and magical things.
I like soft, starry nights,
And cold crisp sounds of flight
Like the leathery flapping of wings.
He looked at me strangely
And took a deep drink,
And asked what I liked to do.
And I gazed in his eyes,
Farther still past his lies,
Drew another deep breath and replied:
I like mythical things
That make foolish hearts sing,
Things like honesty, valor, and truth.
Someone holding me tight,
KNOWING things are alright,
And relationships not hundred-proof.
And he blinked once or twice,
Blew a smoke ring or two,
Left his name and his number behind.
As I watched him depart,
A cold wind crossed my heart,
And that is the reason I write.
(Poetry is not my forte, but I have a book full of these things
from back-in-the-day...
This one came to mind since Dindy did such a good job
This one came to mind since Dindy did such a good job
of covering the other points I was going to make.)
til next time, read and write on.--mary andrews
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Introducing myself...Barbara M. Hodges
I’m happy to be taking part in The Branches of Life Blogzine. I’m new to blogging, so this is a learning experience for me.
I write mostly fantasy fiction, although I have been known to venture into Science Fiction, paranormal and even main stream fiction.
I have five published novels out right now, three in my fantasy Daradawn series, The Blue Flame, The Emerald Dagger and The Silver Angel, and two that I have co-written with other authors…Stargazer’s Children and Shadow Worlds.
I also have a story in Aleatory Junction, an anthology.
Next month, knock on wood, Stones Enchanted will be released. It is the first book in a new young adult fantasy series I co-wrote with JR Musick.
In July, Shadow Worlds, which is available as an ebook now, will be out in print.
My husband Jeff and I live in Nipomo, CA. It’s a small town on the central coast. We share our lives with two basset hounds, Ophelia and Hamlet, and a sassy ginger-striped cat, Wallace.
Jeff and I both love NASCAR and RVing. We like to tie them both together and go to nearby races. Of course we take the hounds with us.
When I’m not writing and being a wife, I like to decorative paint.
We’ve been married for 35 years. No children, but I’m a great aunt. Jeff and I are baby boomers. I have seen a lot of history in my fifty-five years. In December Jeff’s mom passed away. She was a wonderful lady and had a full life. Jeff’s dad is 89 years old. He’s having a hard time without his wife of over 60 years. He is in Oregon and we are working on getting him moved closer to us.
It’s hard to see your parents grow older.
I write mostly fantasy fiction, although I have been known to venture into Science Fiction, paranormal and even main stream fiction.
I have five published novels out right now, three in my fantasy Daradawn series, The Blue Flame, The Emerald Dagger and The Silver Angel, and two that I have co-written with other authors…Stargazer’s Children and Shadow Worlds.
I also have a story in Aleatory Junction, an anthology.
Next month, knock on wood, Stones Enchanted will be released. It is the first book in a new young adult fantasy series I co-wrote with JR Musick.
In July, Shadow Worlds, which is available as an ebook now, will be out in print.
My husband Jeff and I live in Nipomo, CA. It’s a small town on the central coast. We share our lives with two basset hounds, Ophelia and Hamlet, and a sassy ginger-striped cat, Wallace.
Jeff and I both love NASCAR and RVing. We like to tie them both together and go to nearby races. Of course we take the hounds with us.
When I’m not writing and being a wife, I like to decorative paint.
We’ve been married for 35 years. No children, but I’m a great aunt. Jeff and I are baby boomers. I have seen a lot of history in my fifty-five years. In December Jeff’s mom passed away. She was a wonderful lady and had a full life. Jeff’s dad is 89 years old. He’s having a hard time without his wife of over 60 years. He is in Oregon and we are working on getting him moved closer to us.
It’s hard to see your parents grow older.
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