FANNY, I THINK OF YOU OFTEN
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Good Lord, I’m quite taken aback. My latest book has only just this minute been listed…
Author Archives: Esme upon the Cloud
Simulcast Fragment – 14980 – Evey King – V-Day
The cord cuts into my wrists; he’s been practising new knots, I muse. I watch him as he ties the …
The Cloud Speaks on Age — Scourge or Saving Grace?
‘Age is not something to accept in a fatalistic despond; no, ‘tis something to inspect from all angles, to admire …
The Joy of Curvature
A Celebration of Curves and Bounce For those of you new to The Cloud here’s a taste of what to …
The Clouds Will Always Be There
In celebration of today, that which is the 5th anniversary of Esme (as was Sonmi and others once upon a …
Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Roll
All hail the year as it stands, sits or lounges depending upon it’s ever altering moods. And to celebrate that …
In One Year and Right Out the Other.
Greetings to one and all of my dear, most beloved, faithful followers/friends/miscreants/hooligans. Keep looking to the skies, for there I …
A Reason for Absence in Seasonings
This year Esme has sadly been unable to send out her own handmade cards, there’s not enough energy within and …
When Galaxies Collide
The Antennae Galaxies in Collision. Here.
Works of Fire
Sullied pale petals Rust-edged with risk Drift slow with intention — Hem to fingers brisk On coppery bottoms Mounds swathed …
Guess the Mug
Esme spied this fellow in an online auction and found him to look so similar to one of her WP …
Meddle Ye Not
However Medlar away to your heart’s content. I speak of the fruit – Medlars – Mespilus germanica – from The Medlar …
Melding a Small Cache of Electric, Eclectic Synapses
Tin Can Communication — Heart to Heart by Esmeralda Cloud The first blast came from nowhere, To her heart . …
The Anatomy of a Blogger
The Anatomy of a Blogger — Part One — The following contains short extracts from archived records of renowned psychologist …
Wonderful Electric
Dance time. Goldfrapp – ” Strict machine “ from Zack Jack on Vimeo.
The Moral of the Tail . . . Don’t Vex a Poet My Dear (Filth invovled)
Is it fair to judge a poet’s nature from their verses alone? Gaius Valerius Catullus (c.84 BC–c.54 BC) thought not, …
Esmeralda and The Cloud 
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