KELLY LYONNS, Writer: Paranormal, Romance, Science Fiction
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  • Dear Blog, May I Call You Petunia?
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KELLY LYONNS, Writer: Paranormal, Romance, Science Fiction

Kelly Lyonns

Romance, Heroics and High Tea
...and writing 

Green ...

22/1/2017

 
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The blade of grass was a clean soft spear between her toes. How many times had they walked this path and never noticed the fresh wonder under their feet? Shoes. What a ridiculous impediment! To never feel the velvet crush between your toes? The discomfort of sharp small stones and vicious prickles. The danger of poisonous barbs or slicing glass shards. Never jump away squealing at mystery wet squelshes against your naked arches. Never feel the anarchy joy of oozing mud over your toes. No, none of those things were possible in shoes. Black shiny shoes and  bleach white socks. To feel the grass you have to take off your shoes and risk all the joy, pain, happiness and danger the grass has to offer. 


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    Kelly Lyonns
    ​writes paranormal tinted romance and science fiction.
     
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    Frequently succumbs to the need to write.
    ​Rarely succumbs to the need to vacuum.

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