
Once Upon a Sprout
She touched the leaf, which closed shut every time she did so. This was the only plant she knew to do this
She touched the leaf, which closed shut every time she did so. This was the only plant she knew to do this
The invisible people are around me. Well, not totally invisible, because sometimes I catch glimpses of shadows, of fleeting images out of
In our rush to journey from one place to another – physically, mentally, emotionally – we envision a linear progression, of movement,
The term “Dream Time” always makes me think of the Aboriginal people of Australia. The Dream Time has particular significance in that culture, as in other ancient cultures.
The locks of her hair flowed around her elegant shoulders. Her captivating eyes gazed from under tendrils that danced around her face.
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