Published by Ryan Stone
Ryan Stone writes after midnight. His short fiction and poetry have appeared in publications including Eunoia Review, The Drabble, Algebra of Owls and Silver Birch Press and won prizes in a number of competitions at venues including Grindstone, Writer Advice, Goodreads, Writers’ Forum Magazine and Poetry Nook. He lives in Melbourne, Australia.
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days of stone 
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Goodbyes are never easy. I enjoyed your poem
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Thank you so much, Ali
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A heart-touching Haiku! ❤️
(((HUGS))) 🙂
PS…I came by to visit Ivor’s blog. He mentioned you.
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Thank you so much for visiting. Also for your lovely comments. I’ll be sure to thank Ivor 🙂
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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I was trying to imagine the rainbow as a positive end… but I think I will read it as a measure of time- a long, painful staring. The art as always…lovely!
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Yes! Exactly 🙂 Thankyou, poetess
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That’s a complete novel in thirteen words. Nicely penned.
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Thanks, Will! Great comment 🙂
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