I see you haven't lost your touch - both words and photo are lovely, as always. I've been scarce; thought I'd pop in for a quick hello. I hope you're well, Jason.
Amanda yearns for a dark presence haunting the pond behind her house (4000 words). Smashwords ebook $0.99.
Jason in Print
Check out the exciting new Halloween anthology edited by Anne Frasier. In my piece, "She Came on the October Wind," a stray black cat appears nightly at Natalie's window and brings memories of a sister who ran away years earlier. Available for pre-order. August 2011.
6 comments:
How simple the words... how complex the emotion. And the frost from the image both freezes and melts upon lips seeking love.
A beautiful piece!
Nevine
The complexity of love laid bare in three verses... quite a feat... and beautifully accomplished...
:-)
love,
me
Nice!!
Get that cold snow close to warm lips and it has to melt.
Cool :)
I see you haven't lost your touch - both words and photo are lovely, as always. I've been scarce; thought I'd pop in for a quick hello. I hope you're well, Jason.
Nevine, the layers are stacked with the clouds. Like everything--clear enough on the surface, but nevertheless difficult to fathom. Thank you!
PixieDust, many thanks. :) I love that about haiku. So few syllables to work with, yet really enough to expose much.
Karen, :D
Walking Man, the secret weapon to the cold.
Terri, great to see you! I hope your writing is going well.
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