Sluter ögonen, öppnar öronen
Lyssnar, blundar
Letar i blindo, söker i register
Mörkar, famlar
Väntar i det sista, hoppas på tur
Räknar, chansar
Fångar stunden, slösar tid
Verkar, maskar
Öppnar ögonen, stänger av
Lyser, tystnar…
© Björn Blomqvist 2015-07-05
I Dare You to Figure Me Out
Showcasing the best of female talent. Filmmakers and Screenwriters
Poetry • Medicine • Life
Blurring the lines between poetry and prose
Nature poetry, photography, and other poetry
Everyone is welcome
Beyond the Beyond
Dabbles in writing, loves music and nature. Sierra Leonean
opening the mind and heart through poetry
welcome to my metaphors
Poetry written by Katrina Cain
Poetry, story and real life. Once soldier, busnessman, grandfather and Poet.
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Poetry, Religion, History and Art
confessions are self-serving
Original poetry, commentary, and fiction. All copyrights reserved.
Graphic Designer
Poems speak within
A blog full of humorous and poignant observations.
Vancouver-based illustrator, writer, style blogger
I have people to kill, lives to ruin, plagues to bring, and worlds to destroy. I am not the Angel of Death. I'm a fiction writer.
inspiring personal growth through poetry and writing
An archive for ... my stuff...
Natalie. Writer. Photographer. Etc.
Be careful, or you might land up in my book.
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Poems & Prose
i live to write, but sometimes life gets in the way
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WITHIN ARE PIECES OF ME
A podcast where I invite guests from all walks of life to discuss their favorite movies, and we use that film as a starting point to talk about deeper issues such as faith, politics, and social issues.
Poetry. Stories. Musing.
Talk Books. Drink Coffee.
Spiritual Thoughts on God & Life
Living authentically, fulfilling my purpose, one day at a time.
“The person, be it gentleman or lady, who has not pleasure in a good novel, must be intolerably stupid.” ― Jane Austen
Et in Arcadia ego
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