Alias Jinksy

Take stand behind a mirror which reflects others to themselves, and discover that honesty is a gift few will accept. The shadow being ...

Hot gossip is best shared undercover of darkness, when dreamers keep their counsel and sleep draws veils over the memory; whispered con...

Action Figures by Edith Vonnegut This housework makes me far too hot and so I shed my clothes - That's perfectly acceptable, as ...

Butterfly dreams flit behind her eyelids, as she savours memories of their lips touching, kissing - soft as velvet wing-tips. Wr...

Washing Up The kitchen sink holds extra charm as she's encircled by his arm and melodies unheard enhance their poorly timed, impr...

A soldier and his dainty lass were sad to say goodbye when he was forced to go to war; they parted with a sigh. "Take care! No ...

Play me Tchaikovsky’s  Romeo and Juliet  theme, on a violin, and I’m back in a London street on a snowy winter’s afternoon, transported by ...

Bold seafarers dream as wind-waves dance together. Moonlight adds magic. Interpretation of original photo by R D Stainforth, for The M...

Angel wings? Or Batman's cloak? Which of these your muse invoke? Will you escape the fires of hell as Sunday's Magpie rings you...

People's living ghosts admire a gleaming image of Nefertiti, legendary immortal - thanks to ancient history. Uncanny image thank...

As a family portrait, the work left much to be desired. But now he was full grown, the son seemed to hear his mother's playing every ...

The painting was huge. Once unveiled, the scale of it could fool the senses into believing they saw a steel and concrete town-scape; ...

Thanks to Tess at Mag 226 with her prompt image by Meredith Frampton, entitled A Game of Patience, 1937

Have you heard of Charlie Dimmock? She's the water feature Queen of TV gardening programmes, which you've probably not seen, ...

Shadow beings lie within us, waiting to make their presence felt; to bend the truth till our conscious minds are set in turmoil by una...

Sometimes a  switch will flick and it sends you into overdrive; I recognise the warning signs of a mechanism which has lost control, as...

Image by courtesy of Hilary at The Smitten Image             Light weaves tapestries             to hang as a canopy             abo...

Has your chick fledged? Teetered on the nest edge, flapped wings, and flown before he was full grown? Perhaps he only fluttered to th...

The dog nudged his nose against the woman's arm, hoping she would feed him scraps from her plate, but she was far too excited at seein...

Photographer Unknown Today, I spotted a Sepia Saturday post, ready for 17 May, and as its subject matter has always been close to my he...