Today's "Throwback" article was originally posted in September 2018 The featured Image above, was after I’d walk around the city centre of Geelong taking all of these photos,.. I had to have refreshments, and the best place seemed to be Pistol Pete’s Blues Bar, with loud music, tasty food and a cold beer or two. … Continue reading Throwback Friday, Street Art, The Other Half, by Ivor Steven
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Throwback Friday – Goings on – Eugenia
Mary, Mary, quite contrary How does your garden grow? Ah, to shed a tear for fear the silver bells, cockle shells, and pretty maids disappeared. souls from whence they came play hide and seek, their spirit once a being amid black roses forever lost and never found. crows on the wire, what they saw the … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Goings on – Eugenia
Throwback Friday – The coffee is always on – Eugenia
a misplaced comma, in the scheme of things, can be self-fulfilling imperfection defines individuality. the ebbing of sufficient expression survives only in a soda pop world. best to practice a left arched eyebrow attitude and stop blaming destiny for misdeeds. the concept of our behavior is heavily influenced by our perception of the way others … Continue reading Throwback Friday – The coffee is always on – Eugenia
Throwback Friday – Longing – Eugenia
come morning mother earth awakened from slumber to a sun-kissed day the ambered warmth entice scented blossoms to softly caress the air as dew glistens where trees dare to shadow a dream-spun fairytale fashioned like a masterpiece it comes to question will penning down words capture nature’s marvel -Eugenia original published May 3, 2022 A … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Longing – Eugenia
Throwback Friday – Forlorn – Eugenia
a flickering candle seduced dancing shadows that menace the moonlight upon cracked-plaster walls, a community of spidery abodes, their silken threads glimmer as the night moves. this old house creaks, its grand days succumbed to the harshness of yesteryear. faded photos silenced bear witness to graying shades of existence. no matter the season, I reminisce … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Forlorn – Eugenia
Throwback Friday – Disorderly – Eugenia
amidst the chaos disarray ala mode methinks a brainwash with a phony barcode include a bit of parody a smattering of drama add off-kilter remedies and a misplaced comma tis the way it is day by day show biz in a frenzied twirl © Franci Eugenia Hoffman A gander at me – enjoying a dedicated … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Disorderly – Eugenia
Throwback Friday – Happy New Year – Eugenia
years come and years go yesteryear births the morrow morphing at midnight open arms reach out renewal hallelujah let the new year shine © Franci Eugenia Hoffman A gander at me –I enjoyed a dedicated career in the insurance industry for over 20 years being rewarded both professionally and personally. Now it’s time for me … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Happy New Year – Eugenia
Throwback Friday – Cold Winter Rain by Liyona
Today’s serene sunshine Left the cold winter rain To breathe anew With every fresh wind That whipped against My skin . I left the house Hopeful to find a new Adventure In the wintry wilds Of the great outdoors . Far above In the clear blue oceans Where wisps and feathers Fly free The black … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Cold Winter Rain by Liyona
Throwback Friday – In the Fading light by Liyona
The fire flickered Slowly simmered down And our warm embrace Kept my heart From flying to the far beyond In the fading light I held your gaze Your eyes wept For the future that could flourish If I would loosen My grip The crackling coals Lowly lit the love That started to form On my … Continue reading Throwback Friday – In the Fading light by Liyona
Throwback Friday – Waited, Willed, Wasted by Liyona
The troubling thing About the Lady living down the lane Is that she Waited Willed and Wasted all her time Counting every Dollar that Entered her abode. Liyona is an “average joe” kind of writer who likes to think about ordinary things and then write them down. Ever since she can remember, she has been … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Waited, Willed, Wasted by Liyona