Below you will find a couple of new poems plus some thoughts/musings. Enjoy. And as we move into a new season and a new year let's make them joyous and peaceful!
My friend and fellow author KJ McPike and I have new stories in the newest edition of Paradox Ethereal Magazine. It is a free read and download so be sure to share the love and the link.
And join me December 10 at the Ballard Branch Library in Seattle for this month's It's About Time. I will speaking about the art of Flash Fiction, plus there will be guests and an open mike. It starts at 6 PM, runs a couple of hours and is free and open to all. If you are in the area please plan to stop by and say hello.
Till I see you next time, peace and love,
BJ Neblett
You are who I see
When I first open my eyes
My love has arrived
BJ Neblett
It's not what is said
It's how it's stated;
It's not what you write
It's how it's written;
It's not what's implied
It's what's inferred.
BJ Neblett
My severed heart cries
Your razor desire cuts
Love pools at my feet
BJ Neblett
The lives of a man are measure in his dreams.
BJ Neblett
Showing posts with label December. Show all posts
Showing posts with label December. Show all posts
Friday, December 4, 2015
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Recovery, New Story and Library Talk by BJ Neblett
Well
I am still here, although there were times this past week when I thought I
might feel better dead. I now have a greater appreciation for my friend Kristin
and what she must have gone through. Having your gallbladder out is no picnic,
no matter what the doctor or anyone else may tell you. I had the ‘simple’ procedure
on Monday, five days ago, and am still very sore and achy. I was off work all
week and when I return I am on light duty, no heavy lifting for three weeks. And
here I thought I’d be up and about, doing well in a couple of days! Anywho, the
doc says everything went well and it was the wise decision to have the operation
now as I had quite a few stones built up and they were partially blocking one
of the tubes… whatever that means. Thanks to everyone at Swedish Hospital First
Hill in Seattle for making my stay an easy one, and to my friend Alissa for
being there for me. And thanks to all of you out there in blogland for the
wishes and prayers.
I
didn’t get as much work done while off as I had hoped, meaning basically none.
I did manage to finish a new story; more on that another time. Also, as
mentioned before, I will be guest speaker at December’s It’s About Time, at the
Ballard (Seattle) Branch Library. I did manage to get my talk on Flash Fiction
finalized. Those of you in the area please plan to stop by Thursday, December
10th, at 6 PM. It’s free and only lasts about two hours, with a
Q&A period and an open mike segment.
December
1st the new edition of Paradox Ethereal Magazine hits the ether,
available on line as a free download for all. It will feature a story by me as
well as a powerful, touching short story by my friend and fellow author KJ
McPike. Be sure to check it out and leave comments for the magazine’s wonderful
and hard working publisher Mary. If you are not familiar with KJ McPike and her
new young adult fantasy Xodus, justclick here.
Thanks
for taking time out to read my blogs and for putting up with my ranting and
ramblings. As always, link, like, comment and be sure to share the love. C’ya
next time.
Peace,
BJ
Friday, December 20, 2013
Said Spring To Winter by BJ Neblett
Peace and love for a new year.
BJ
Said Spring To Winter
by BJ Neblett
© 2013
Said Spring to
Winter Said Winter to Spring
In silence we
meet Don’t ask me my name
Specter of my
dreams I am just a man
The future in
your eyes Do not seek tomorrow
Uncertain
but true And it will be
yours
How am I to
know Ask me no questions
What truths
will I find I’ll tell you
no lies
Your
gift to me Take
all I offer
Afraid
to open As long as
it lasts
The longings
inside Don’t question your
heart
Untouched and frozen And love will be ours
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