Sometimes I’m told I see the world in a strange and detailed way. I like to think that’s true. It’s often distracting from reality which is way over-rated. It is the detail that more often brings joy and that’s really what I seek whether in words or photographs of ordinary life or the occasional art I do. Que serra, that’s just me.
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Anne van Alkemade hosts **Phoenix Appeal**, Flash Fiction, Riginals and Snail Mail and is a member of *A.R.S.E*, A T-Shirt Revolution, Art and Stories Made For Children and Photography 101:remember to put settings of camera in description.
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“There are more monsters around the world than you or I will ever know. Just a matter of perspective really.”
“Maybe that’s where Daddy is,” Jake said finally. “In China! Yeah, that’s where he is.” / “Shut up, Jake. He’s not in China.”
_“Come here my little pretties,” Steve croaked and dragged his leg in the dust as he walked around the campfire. _
“Un’altra ora forse,” she mumbled, and she would return in an hour for her cloves of garlic.
A creature caterpillars along the ravine at the same rate as Bug. Its antenna quiver as it filters movements and space in the air above its head.
The floodgates have opened / And the dam has burst. / Issuing forth / this hurt-filled verse.