The Cassandra Letters

In Greek mythology, Cassandra was a cursed prophetess. She was gifted with prophecy but the curse ensured her predictions would never be believed. Not that it stopped her from speaking out. It behoves all of us to speak out about what is wrong but also about what is right. We can do that in our writing whether it be comment, prose or poetry. What matters is the message.

Saturday, October 12, 2013

Sand, sea, sky

posted by Roslyn Ross at 1:00 am

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: Name: Roslyn Ross; Location: Adelaide/Perth/Malawi

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