Sunday, May 11, 2014. Rubicon - My Own Personal One. Thank you for your submission to. We know that you put a lot of time and effort into your submission, so we appreciate you thinking of us. Right or wrong, we have decided against using your work in our next issue. This did not move us. The one about the High Level Bridge almost did for me because I live in Toledo. The Blah Blah mag Editorial Team.

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Thursday, January 01, 2015. 2014 - Loss and Gratitude. 2013 was a tough act to follow, and I knew that going into it. I had just hoped it would be a good year, having to follow 2013, which was the best. Spring marched on and brought some normalcy and a quick work trip to Memphis and a beautiful sunset over the Mississippi. Month began with the passing of hatemonger Fred Phelps and ended with the passing of a man who spread love all around the world, Frankie Knuckles.

1 I have not written in form for quite some time now. And I have not written anything at all for half that time. I had written in free-verse in the interim. I decided to go with the Echo Sonnet today.

New Zealand Landscape, Wildlife and Macro Amature Photographers. Road Trip Down The South Island.

Friday, February 14, 2014. Once upon a setting Sun. Once upon a beach of the Eastern shore waves gently stroke the land. And seabirds fuss over spots to squat and warm the new lain eggs. Grains of sand gritty between toes warmed by the setting Sun. Sinking slow, a pastel light show with lavender. And blackbirds are flung across the pink canvas of heavens gate. A last golden flash radiates the horizon and slowly stars appear-. Luna shows her radiant face glancing briefly at her fleeting love;.

The Smaller Majority by Piotr Naskrecki. Creative Nature Photography Blog by Piotr Naskrecki. One of the more entertaining consequences of posting images of obscure, rarely seen animals on this blog or on my Facebook page. Or, more recently, a parasitic bat fly. I wonder if the photos in this post will be met with similar incredulity. Bunga Inselbergs in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique.