In the Dusk of your life Matthew, you have made a 66 old lady smile and inspired. Your pieces are so 'real' and say it as it was. My kind of reading. So thank you and I hope your ink spills more series and your flame glows even brighter! 🔥
The thing that stands out to me when I’ve read this series is how many moments there are that I can so clearly see in my mind. Small example: Tyrannosaurus rex legs. You have a way of making pictures form in the readers mind and this really brings the story into me.
My heart gets broken and then soars again, and settles someplace like real life when reading this. It’s wonderful. And I feel less alone in my real life thoughts and worries. Thank you.
Well thank you indeed, Kateri. That’s captured so well what the life has been like, my life, and also my life as a writer since I gave up being anything else.
I am so glad you are here Matthew and that I get to know you. This is so beautiful, thank you for granting us access to your inner world and the history of your becoming.
What a series this is. I am delighted, sorrowful, aching, smiling. You've traced the edges, yet captured so much depth. Thank you for sharing. They're beautiful.
What a series this is. I am delighted, sorrowful, aching, smiling. You've traced the edges, yet captured so much depth. Thank you for sharing. They're beautiful.
Matthew, these pieces are stunning. I felt completely drawn into worlds and landscapes, and touched like a fleeting passing of a sharp edge, with your expertly sprinkled poignant details. I have really enjoyed getting to know your writing during this course, and look forward to following what comes next!! ❤️
Thank you
In the Dusk of your life Matthew, you have made a 66 old lady smile and inspired. Your pieces are so 'real' and say it as it was. My kind of reading. So thank you and I hope your ink spills more series and your flame glows even brighter! 🔥
Glad to know an old boy can make a young thing like you feel inspired, Sally. ❤️
The thing that stands out to me when I’ve read this series is how many moments there are that I can so clearly see in my mind. Small example: Tyrannosaurus rex legs. You have a way of making pictures form in the readers mind and this really brings the story into me.
My heart gets broken and then soars again, and settles someplace like real life when reading this. It’s wonderful. And I feel less alone in my real life thoughts and worries. Thank you.
Well thank you indeed, Kateri. That’s captured so well what the life has been like, my life, and also my life as a writer since I gave up being anything else.
I am so glad you are here Matthew and that I get to know you. This is so beautiful, thank you for granting us access to your inner world and the history of your becoming.
I’m glad you’re here too, Ana-Maria. Cheers for this.
What a series this is. I am delighted, sorrowful, aching, smiling. You've traced the edges, yet captured so much depth. Thank you for sharing. They're beautiful.
That’s such a lovely comment, Rowena. Thank you!
What a series this is. I am delighted, sorrowful, aching, smiling. You've traced the edges, yet captured so much depth. Thank you for sharing. They're beautiful.
Cheers Rowena. That means so much.
A beautiful series of musings Matthew, which I loved to read 💙
I’m so glad you enjoyed them, Hilda. Thank you.
Oh, having likewise somehow scrambled my way to seventy, I have loved living alongside your words. I'm glad you have got here too 💙💛
There is nothing like a septuagenarian, nothing in this world, there is nothing like a…
Thank you so much, Janey
The world is different because of you. That was beautiful.
Aw bless you my friend. ❤️
Such a beautiful piece. The world needs your tender words.
What a lovely thing to say, Josefin. Thank you.
Matthew, these pieces are stunning. I felt completely drawn into worlds and landscapes, and touched like a fleeting passing of a sharp edge, with your expertly sprinkled poignant details. I have really enjoyed getting to know your writing during this course, and look forward to following what comes next!! ❤️
Wow. Thanks so much, Vicki. Savouring your comment.