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Friday, 5 September 2014

FINDING MORSE



Two dimensional, through to fourth
I slipped.
Reality...or awakened dreaming?
Spiralling faster than time
through fictional territories discovered
within the printed word.
His name animated
by merging with the deductive brain
of Inspector Morse.

Well, I found him beneath
Oxford's dreaming spires.
One would have considered me
too old to ride on fairy tales.
Yet here I was: an obscure note
of Stravinsky that possessed his mind.
And Dexter thought he'd imagined it all...
my symphony hummed through John Thaw's lips
and the glint in his eye that betrayed a second Soul.



I will be away until next weekend...so hope you all have a truly great week!
Will "see" you soon. xxx

20 comments:

  1. Ygraine...such emotion! How I wish that I had your talent for writing...beautiful!!!

    You will be missed~Hurry Back

    Hugs & Love
    xoxoxo

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    1. Oh thank you, Jan...so much!

      I have been unable to leave comments on your blog...please, please can you help?
      I would so love to comment...

      Big Hugs and Love xxx

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  2. Enjoyed so much. I like the reality found “Spiraling faster than time through fictional territories discovered within the printed word.”

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    1. Thank you so much, Anthony...so glad you enjoyed this!

      Have a fabulous weekend:)

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  3. I always so enjoy reading your poetry and this one I enjoyed immensely ...
    You have a way with words m'dear

    And never too old to ride on fairy tales .. never ...

    Have a great time 'away'

    Hugs
    xxx

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    1. You are so kind, Margie...thank you so much.
      No...I agree...never too old! lol

      Have a great weekend xxx

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  4. Your writings are amazing! You have such a way with words!
    Have a great time away ;o)
    Big Hugs ;o)

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    1. Oh thank you, Sweetie...your words mean so much.
      Yes, it was good to get away...we were lucky with the weather this time too! lol

      Have a great weekend.

      Big Hugs xxx

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  5. Really amazing and love the picture too:)
    Have a nice time!

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    1. Thank you so much, Gloria...so good to know you liked this.

      Hope you are having a great weekend.

      xxx

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    1. Ha...you do the same for me too...aah, those scrumptious recipes!!

      Big Hugs xxx

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  7. travel light...and i hope you find a few more fairy tales
    along the way...we are never too old for stories....

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    1. Hope we never will be, Brian! *chuckles*
      Can't imagine life without them...;)

      Have a fabulous weekend :)

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  8. ah you leave me speechless and to borrow the words of another master "hope you find a few more fairy tales along the way' lol love the castle love all the possibilities in it...have a wonderful time if I'm not here when you return it is not by choice , I E 8 keep on hassling me to go back and stops me from visiting anyone so I gave it the boot but it's only temporarily, hope you have a wonderful time dear Lunar Sister

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    1. Oh thank you, Sweetie!
      I do so love the Inspector Morse stories. They have always held a huge fascination for me...and the fact that they are set in and around "The Dreaming Spires" of Oxford is an added magical bonus!

      We were much luckier with the weather this time...sunny and warm, without being too hot. Just perfect!

      Have a wonderful weekend.

      Big Hugs xxx

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  9. Love Oxford, you have a wonderful way with words. If you would like to visit me back I'm at http://www.astartemoonblog.com, blessings, Alison xxx

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    1. Hi Alison...and many thanks.
      Yes, I'd love to visit you...am on my way! :)

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