#FF — Detectorists

PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields Each summer the Riordans flew to Cork, Ireland. While parents, Clancy and Mary, did detector-led archeological forays, ten-year-old twins, Sally and Conor, explored on their own. Mr. & Mrs. Riordan found varied baubles over the years; one of them now rests on velvet in a museum. The twins stumbled upon…

dVerse — Poetics — One hundred and six

Kenopsia: the atmosphere of a place that is usually bustling with people but is now abandoned and quiet. One hundred and six. Campsites, that is;with a sugar hump of dunes betweenthem and a freshwater sea.March first begins claiming dibsas fingers square-dance to ticking timersfaster than ticket nabbing to see Pearl Jam.The first weekend in June…

Movies, Movies, Movies! #109 – December 14, 2021

Welcome to another installment of Movies, Movies, Movies! This installment has quite an eclectic mix, but what else is new. Hoping you find something you’ve seen, read/watch something that makes you want to see something that you haven’t, or reminds you of something wonderful. As you might guess, I watched movies all of November, so…

dVerse – Quadrille Monday #142 – Falling

Falling Tinsel flutters among sun baublesslicing wounds upon the dead, yetlost in his head he wanders, blind. Son’s bittersweet meanderingslikewise cling to bright marblesin half-sunk goo of clotted blood. Trapped in the present’s purgatorya son leaves; a man dies alone.   I watched the 2020 film, “Falling,” which is written, directed, produced and starring Viggo…

Hedges: The Execution of Julian Assange — Rise Up Times

Chris Hedges on Julian Assange and the larger ramifications of his continued persecution. “If [Assange is] found guilty it will effectively criminalize the investigative work of all journalists and publishers, anywhere in the world and of any nationality, who possess classified documents to shine a light on the inner workings of power. This mortal assault…