Hi,
Welcome to my virtual patio. Grab a story off the shelf, make yourself comfortable and read awhile.
James Gagiikwe [pronounced 'Ga-zhe-kw']
Welcome to my virtual patio. Grab a story off the shelf, make yourself comfortable and read awhile.
James Gagiikwe [pronounced 'Ga-zhe-kw']
- Last seen on Oct 27 12:01 AM. Member since February 7.
- I am a man (Australia)
- When I'm not writing, I'm Semi-retired. .
- I have 73 comments
Stories I'm focused on
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I will always remember the rats.1 / At night they’d keep you awake as they tried to find someplace dry and warm in our dugout. The water wa
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1 / Once upon a time [which means that this happened long ago, and somewhere else] in the province of Trydsylvania, there lived a gentle and compassionate Rabbi named Abramowitz. He, his wife Zel
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Tante Ju war ein Ku
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1 / DREAM CATCHER2 / From the archives of the late Sir Richard Gould-Davies, MBE,3 / Professor of Roman History at the University of Ma
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1 / The ALABASTER TEARDROP2 / A Folk Tale3 / by4 / James Gagiikwe5 / © 200710800 words, 6 comments, February 8. In Fantasy
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The Navajo Country and the White-Person Buzzard1 / “A rocky vineyard does not need a prayer, but a pickaxe.” 2 / Diné Proverb3 / DAY 1
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“You have had the same dream every winter for sixty years. Every time it snows you remember killing him.”1 / *2 / You have lain here since
My Stories
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A young harper travels through a picturesque region of his nation.4800 words, August 27. In Fantasy
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3900 words, August 23. In Fiction, Young adult
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2300 words, 1 comment, July 29. In Fiction, Young adult
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- Journey at allpoetry
Rising capillary upward unbidden, inexorable - On a rainy Sunday at sharepoetry
This vista in my memoried youth recalled / on a rainy Sunday morning in my aged day. / / White gleaming forest, / these stunted trees row and rank stand, / seeming as alabaster in the noon sun, / stretching endless beyond the eyes’ compass. - On a rainy Sunday at allpoetry
This vista in my memoried youth recalled on a rainy Sunday morning in my aged day.
