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Author Archives: Til Turner
April 18 – Lockdown
The sky The trees The bird The grass The screen The glass The sill The chair The face The tear Til Turner 2020
Posted in Prose and Poetry, writing
Tagged Covid 19, lockdown, loneliness, longing, poetry, word associations
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A Snowy Day in America
While gentle flakes caress the ground and temperatures blush scarf-wrapped faces, the most fortunate may plan for shopping or visiting fire-lit bistros; tradesman may sigh with guiltless relief for a day of rest with family; and the least fortunate—lacking homes, … Continue reading
Posted in writing
Tagged creative nonfiction, dickens, prose poetry, snow, social concerns, writing
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Poor Eddie
An introduction for children on the perils of the writing life. On a bitterly cold January 19 in 1809, little Edgar Poe was born into a new and troubling world. His parents were poor stage actors. When Edgar turned … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction for Young Readers, writing
Tagged biography, books, creative nonfiction, edgar allan poe, humor, poe, writing, young readers
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