Written Tales Reads

Our May 20th #9 Edition

May 20, 2022

Welcome back to another edition of Written Tales Reads, and a happy Friday Morning! I hope everyone had a wonderful week and ready for a few little gems to ponder. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy the wonderful features. For reading is to the mind as what exercise is to the body.

Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.
— Joseph Addison

Let’s read! If you make it to the bottom, we have a special offer for the first 100 people who dare to accept it!

Past Remembrance, Poem by Mark Andrew Heathcote

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Past Remembrance

We looked for something past remembrance cutting through some fields of emerald green like a ploughed furrow waiting for a seed to grow we looked for something past remembrance something that's not y…

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Earth’s Wonders, Poem by Shirley Langton

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Earth’s Wonders

Many have not enjoyed this wonder! Layered sandstone, sturdy, and wind polished Bushes force their way through uneven cracks Patches of lichen on sunny slopes Opposite, none on shady ones In the dist…

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Open from May. 18, 2022 ~ Jun. 12, 2022

We are looking for poetry & short stories.

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Selected pieces will appear in the new Written Tales Chapbook.
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The War is Here, Prose by ZIZIWS

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The War is Here

The poem is inspired by the coup and war happening in our country, Myanmar.The sins of unsolved affairs engulfed the frail mortality and vandalized the roots where it all began. The debris dressed u…

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Adventure To Nowhere, Poem by Anthony David Vernon

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Adventure To Nowhere

With the summer heat comes a poison wish From the lava rocks aside the highway And our ghosts will only say what we have said And we'll float painfully like hummingbirds Seeking each warm season To k…

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Transformer Short Story, by Doug Hawley

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Transformer

Duke Hanley – High school was OK. I was average in most classes, but did very well in math. There was something about the purity that appealed to me. My social life was OK, parties and dating, the us…

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