Good Afs body went into a spin ….
Skit on a poem by AA Milne …. ’’When We Were Very Young’’ and ’’Now We Are Six’‘ the inventor of ’’Christopher Robin’‘
“You’re a bastard, John; I hope you rot in hell for what you’ve done to this family get out of my house and never come back.”
I wrote this short story (purely fiction I must add) a couple of years ago. It is a little longer than the collaborations I have been doing with other artists lately but if you like my work you may just like this. It has a theme running through it which you’ll recognise so I won’t spoil it for you here. Just read it with an open mind and enjoy it and if you want to comment on it after please feel free to. I do so appreciate what you have to say and want to thank you for taking the time to read it. / Anthony Hedger
When he took his seat and she slid in beside him he smiled at her and she nearly gasped. Men like him should wear a warning sign; “Devast…
A tale that came to me during one of my many trips to Warrnambool. / Loosely based on an actual trip and dared by the man in the seat beside me to write :o) Thank you John! lol Hopefully I can get it all written and posted without too much elongation of time lol / Enjoy! :o) NB: I have no intent to discriminate or embarrass or harm any person who might recognise themselves in characters I embellished on or who remembered being there at the beginning of the real version of this trip. Other Parts – / WW p2 / WW p3 / WW p4 / WW p5 / WW p6 / WW p7 / WW p8 / WW p9 / WW p10 / WW p11 / WW p12 / WW p13 / WW p14 / WW p15 / WW p16 [epilogue] FEATURED!! in A Novel Idea Group
Happy to relegate him to her dreams she opened her book as the mobile phone service sent her brief “On our way finally – Love you Miss yo…
Part 2 of this tale / I hope it doesn’t come across as tediously drawn out. / Pinch me if I’m taking too long! :o) / Enjoy! :o) WW p1 / WW p3 NB: I have no intent to discriminate or embarrass or harm any person who might recognise themselves in characters I embellished on or who remembered being there at the beginning of the real version of this trip.
She could sense the impending danger in her prickling skin
one of my new loves :) / / sigh…new york city…
Each morning she would dress in a grey suit making only one change, a colourless shirt. Her hair twisted and knotted tightly to her scalp…
“Two solid but decrepit wooden carriages…..” ” We careered through outer suburbia at a pace bordering on reckless…..” ...
This is a journey I took with three friends on a freight come passenger train from Brisbane to Dirranbandi. The train no longer runs now so it is a bit of history. We were the only three passengers for almost the entire trip. I hope you find my account of the journey a bit humerous.
*But when I hear the words of a song, / and “Peace Train” be it thus / I think of what the Cat gave up on that night / without there being …
I wrote this after listening again to the song, and being inspired by “Peace Train” by Cat Stevens. / . / Click here. to watch his video / . / .
I believe / it must have been true, / at one point in time – our friendship. I believed in it / and I think you did too. I’m sure you …
Sometimes being too patient doesn’t pay off… A collaboration with goodluckserrano /
Lifts climb ropes and slide down cables / Umbrellas snap open to accept any raindrops / Jackets curl themselves warmly against the wind. / S…
Living and working and living and working. Some othere things have to enjoy my life as well.
Skirling pipes and rising mists take us back to Brigadoon . . .
One of the most captivating events I’ve ever attended is “Bundanoon is Brigadoon” in our Southern Highlands. The transformation of this village into a byegone era is successfully seductive. For a few hours you are entranced and transported back in time. Water fights, egg tossing, and all of the activities mentioned in the article remind us of delightful simple pleasures our society has left behind as ‘unsophisticated’. It is with greqat reluctance that one eventually leaves and returns to … dare I say the ‘real’ world?!! If I’d known I would be writing a piece about this event, I would have taken different shots! NEXT TIME I will be more prepared! _ FEATURED in Australian Travel Photography & Writing Group June 2009_
Small child standing on the platform alone
A collaboration and poem inspired by this image by Artmonger named Hinton Station. I tried to portray it through the eyes of a child left behind, no one he knows around him as they all left, nothing he knows and everything he feels. Hope you all enjoy it! Featured: The Beauty of Poetry – 14th June 09 On Youth – 14th June 09 Thank you so much to everyone that reads and features of favorites this poem! It really means alot!
caution: lots of words
an occasional series i’ve been doing for a while now. / see the real australia
will you still love me?
Inspired by Train Song which was originally sung Vashti Bunyan. There’s a new version of this song which is very beautifully sung by Feist and Ben Gibbard. I suggest you listen to both. It’s a short song, and very melancholic. This is definitely one of my favorite songs, and it’s been in my head for weeks now. So I finally decided to write a poem about it.
empty faces, blank trains / old eyes staring out / from cold compartments / child-like, clinging / to a once-bright past
life – our lives, how we live. what we fear. jordan busson. 29 July 2009.
I’m angry about the state of the world! / I’m angry about things I can’t control; / Evil politicians, bad rock and roll! ...
So now when you ask me how i am / with that mocking concern in your eyes / I paste on a smile / And tell you i’m fine
Today was bad day i guess… i was angry, and i am certainly not an angry person, i mean, i was even nominated as mIss sunshine becuase im always smiling but today, it just boiled over… People, people, people.... they can be so temperamental, zealous, competitive, hurtful, callous, fake and untrustworthy people and they all lay on the problems with me and sometimes, i just want to explode. They expect so much, isn’t what i give enough, what more can i give you when I’m already giving you my heart and soul?
Gold and blue moon train / Leaving now, leaving so soon / Through this starlit night / Drop me off in paradise / Somewhere there he waits for…
Inspired by the beautiful artwork of Lorenzo Castello. Thank you for the inspiration Lorenzo! / Art / music
When cast upon this hostile shore / I didn’t lose my faith nor curse / This nutshell opened up for me / Lorenzo’s painted universe
I started writing short verses for a series of paintings: “Eighteen Images in Search of a Poet” by Lorenzo Castello. / If you haven’t seen the Tanka verses, also written for this series by Jane Solomon, they are well worth a read, as are a number of other lovely poems by various artists which you’ll find as comments on the images. / I decided to join my verses together as one long and semi-cohesive poem, the meter is not consistent because I wrote a number of these as stand alone verses and had already posted them as comments. I have tried to tie them in and I think it works after a few reads to get the rhythm sorted. I have also recorded it right here I’d like to thank Lorenzo for the inspiration and for permission to include his wonderful images here. Click the images for a better view 1/18 / 2/18 / 3/18 / 4/18 / 5/18 / 6/18 / 7/18 / 8/18 / 9/18 / 10/18 / 11/18 / 12/18 / 13/18 / 14/18 / 15/18 / 16/18 / 17/18 / 18/18 /
I stand on this platform / As the 7:30 train approaches / My thoughts suddenly drifting / To another day, another moment
Memories, they can be triggered at any time, taking us back to the best times
She lived for these moments / Of quiet happiness / Sitting in her silent contentment / For the train ride home.
I like to reflect a lot on life and I like to think of this as a “little slice of life”. It’s quite different to a lot of my other work; but then again they’re all very unique to themselves. I kinda like it, but I would really appreciate some feedback. Tell me what you think, please :)
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