-
Recent Posts
Archives
- August 2019
- July 2019
- February 2017
- December 2016
- October 2016
- September 2016
- August 2016
- November 2015
- October 2015
- September 2015
- January 2015
- September 2014
- August 2014
- July 2014
- June 2014
- May 2014
- April 2014
- February 2014
- January 2014
- December 2013
- November 2013
- October 2013
- September 2013
- February 2013
- January 2013
- December 2012
- November 2012
- October 2012
Categories
- abandoned
- abuse
- adult children
- age
- agony
- air
- anger
- anticipation
- apology
- archicture
- artist
- authoritarian
- baby
- bewildered
- birds
- blossoms
- brothers
- butterfly
- cambridge
- carbon footprint
- celebration
- character
- cherry
- chiropractors
- choir
- civil rights
- cliffs
- close call
- cobwebs
- community
- compassion
- confrontation
- conscience
- country
- crown
- danger
- decency
- dedication
- deluge
- democracy
- demonizing
- depression
- derelict
- despair
- destitute
- destruction
- different
- difficulties
- digbity
- disbelief
- doctors
- don't give up
- dragon fly
- dreams
- Duchess
- Einstein
- escape
- escarpment
- ethics
- explorers
- fairies
- family
- fauna
- fear
- flee
- flora
- fog
- foibles
- forsaken
- friendship
- fun
- garden
- grandeur
- grief
- guilt
- healing
- help
- history
- holy grail
- honour
- hope
- human desperation
- humanity
- Humor
- illness
- incarcaration
- indigenous
- insight
- institutions
- integrity
- invaders
- isolated
- isolation
- jokes
- journey
- justice
- knights
- laughter
- legends
- lichen
- Life
- literature
- loss
- love
- magic
- maths
- meaning
- medieval
- meditation
- mental abuse
- miracle
- modern
- morals
- moss
- mountains
- my books
- mystery
- nature
- needs
- nobility
- NSW Writers Centre
- oppression
- outcast
- pain
- panorama
- parenting
- parents
- party
- peace
- people-watching
- peril
- physical abuse
- physiotherapists
- planet
- Poetry
- politeness
- politics
- pollution
- power struggle
- practicing French
- Prince
- principle
- privelege
- priveleges
- probity
- psychology
- quality
- quest
- refugees
- rejected
- religion
- republic
- responsibilities
- riches
- rights
- rigid
- river
- Royal
- sacrifice
- science
- search
- settlement
- sincerity
- sisters
- speech
- spiders
- spiritual
- spiritual values
- spring
- stammer
- Statues, sculpture dogs
- struggle
- surveyor
- tai chi
- taichi
- toadstools
- town
- transcend
- transcendence
- Travel
- trim taut and terrific
- trustworthy
- truth
- turmoil
- tyrannical regimes
- Uncategorized
- universe
- victims
- view
- virtue
- visit
- visits
- voiceless
- wants
- war
- waterfall
- waterfalls
- Writing
- youth
Meta
Category Archives: honour
POETRY AND PROSE
I’ve had a lazy Saturday tweaking my poetry. It’s wonderful how one can transform a mediocre first draft of anything – whether prose or poetry – into something pleasing to the ear and eye. Often it needs a second, third … Continue reading
Posted in anticipation, character, conscience, country, danger, dedication, ethics, honour, journey, sacrifice, tyrannical regimes, Uncategorized
Tagged War Depression Love
Leave a comment
KNIGHT IN SHINING CHAIN MAIL
A chill London breeze whipped rain onto Liza’s trousers and into her soaked shoes, twilight swiftly descending. She took the map out of her pocket to check her location. I’m totally lost, she thought, feeling sick. The tube strike complicated … Continue reading
QUEST JOURNEYS
In the mythology of every nation, quest journeys abound. It may be personal – the search for identity, for a missing parent, or for an object. In the Arthurian legend of Sir Galahad it’s the Holy grail. Merlin, the Wizard, predicts … Continue reading
Posted in don't give up, ethics, explorers, holy grail, honour, hope, human desperation, Humor, incarcaration, journey, knights, legends, Life, literature, love, magic, meaning, modern, mystery, nobility, psychology, quest, religion, search, spiritual values, transcend, turmoil, Uncategorized
Tagged Arthurian legend, Miguel de Cervantes, overcoming obstacles, protagonist, quest journey, Sir Galahad, Sir Lancelot
1 Comment
INTEGRITY
Every day one reads of some executive who’s helped him/herself to monies in some big company or union. This hedonistic lack of morals, with an ego-centric indifference to the property of others, indicates some people will go to any lengths … Continue reading