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Monthly Archives: May 2019

The Four Horsemen

The four horsemen rode through the land and in their wake left intolerance, anger, greed and debasement of the human soul. The horsemen never raced or galloped across the land but came at a slow, measured pace. People scurrying around, wrapped in their daily toil failed to observe the horsemen’s approach. The first horseman rodeContinue reading “The Four Horsemen”

Posted bylensdailydiaryMay 28, 2019Posted inUncategorized15 Comments on The Four Horsemen

Family Matters

We walk our lonely paths of quiet decay. Structures, once vibrant and alive, are worn down by the passage of time and buffeted by the winds of indifference. Old ways of being morph into future generations and new structures are born. Eight babies poured from my mother’s womb in eight years, then someone turned offContinue reading “Family Matters”

Posted bylensdailydiaryMay 22, 2019Posted inUncategorized18 Comments on Family Matters

Transition

He galloped to the lighthouse keeper and instructed him to light the beacon. Turning he heard a whoosh and doubled over as the arrow pierced his stomach. He spun his horse and galloped away as another arrow drove into his back. He took the spiraling cliff path down to the beach and sent the summons.Continue reading “Transition”

Posted bylensdailydiaryMay 19, 2019Posted inUncategorized12 Comments on Transition

A Matter of Colour

Professor Geoffrey Random pondered a dilemma. Should he apply for the research money or hide his discovery till he thought the world was ready. He had tried to think through the implications of his discovery and the down side of unexpected consequences of implementing his research. You can plan and plan but the human mindContinue reading “A Matter of Colour”

Posted bylensdailydiaryMay 14, 2019Posted inUncategorized22 Comments on A Matter of Colour

Body Sculpture

I graduated, in the Spring of 2075, with a degree in bio engineering, specializing in body sculpture. Six long years of study, without a break, at a cost of $1.2 million. It was worth it. I was excited at my future prospects knowing this was a growing field with lots of money to be made.Continue reading “Body Sculpture”

Posted bylensdailydiaryMay 7, 2019May 8, 2019Posted inUncategorized43 Comments on Body Sculpture

The Sacred Grove

She kicked off her shoes and danced through the meadow. The sun on her face, the warm breeze caressing her skin, the sweet perfume of wild flowers taking her breath away and transporting her to a another world. She lingered by the edge of the meadow, enjoying the heat from the noon sun , beforeContinue reading “The Sacred Grove”

Posted bylensdailydiaryMay 6, 2019Posted inUncategorized22 Comments on The Sacred Grove

Objects of Power

I shivered as I sat on the front porch steps of the decrepit old Victorian house, sipping lemonade, chomping on carrot sticks and massaging knots in the back of my neck. I had been pushing a rusty lawn mower in front of the house all morning and still had about half an acre of bumpyContinue reading “Objects of Power”

Posted bylensdailydiaryMay 1, 2019Posted inUncategorized12 Comments on Objects of Power

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