24/11/17
Love fell through the domestic cracks of loneliness
Cecelia Krieg on Home
24/11/17
She was sweeping frustration, longing, out the door.
Cecelia Krieg on Home
24/11/17
I read the obituary of late Christmas cards.
Cecelia Krieg on Home
24/11/17
There was no help – this was the seventies.
rrw on Home
24/11/17
I may always roam but Queensland is ‘home’.
Sharon L Norris on Home
24/11/17
The door opened. A familiar face appeared. “Welcome!”
John Bean on Home
24/11/17
Birds dive through fat leaves for mulberry rewards.
roslyn.mosaic on Home
24/11/17
Roof, love, tea, track pants. I am content.
@mariannebayliss on Home
24/11/17
Because of her, every day is Mother’s Day.
@mariannebayliss on Home
24/11/17
Bubbles are gone – it’s time to get out.
Melissa Dickson on Home
24/11/17
At home in two countries. How? Two languages.
Kathryn Tominaga on Home
24/11/17
My cat thinks my new chair is his!
Moss Cass on Home
24/11/17
Under the bridge, a blanket pulled over faces.
Maria Christoffersen on Home
24/11/17
Her story was like magic, creating visual images.
@julesdcr on Home
24/11/17
Time was the marker, breaths taken, steps walked.
@julesdcr on Home
23/11/17
A cruel memory is stalking its distracted prey.
@lcarroli on Home
23/11/17
Open Door, Open Arms, Open Hearts, You’re Home!
@stevesweno on Home
23/11/17
Christmas: 42 degrees, warm beer in vegemite jars.
@honeymyrtle on Home
23/11/17
I’m not lazy – just proactive in doing nothing.
Henry Lourens on Home
23/11/17
Concrete street-pillow. But once I was you.
Kate Smibert on Home
23/11/17
Self confidence tipped over into delusion long ago.
Jenny Phillips on Home
23/11/17
The optometrist gave the cyclops a 50% discount.
Henry Lourens on Home
23/11/17
Warm, Comforting, Cosy, Loveable. A place called home.
@phoebemerritt on Home
23/11/17
Forever leave your heart in this special place.
Aidan Berry on Home
23/11/17
There was the farm. And there was Tom.
Helen Robson on Home
23/11/17
Rain, again. Beautiful sound on tin roof. LAUNDRY!!!
Ana Duffy on Home
23/11/17
Monsters roam, heroes fight, then comes the night.
Charli Lahman on Home
23/11/17
Everlasting war. Rewound and fast-forwarded inside his skull.
Ana Duffy on Home
23/11/17
The black box shattered; one hundred stories untold.
@Lottieloosandherbooks on Home
23/11/17
The tiniest cat stretches in the biggest bed.
@josephine_moon on Home
23/11/17
The police came. Nothing was ever the same.
David McMahon on Home
23/11/17
The bitter truth was too bitter for Henry.
David McMahon on Home
23/11/17
Everything was the same. Four sisters. Three chairs.
Sarah Martin on Home
23/11/17
I lost my home, only to find myself.
Jordan Grace on Home
23/11/17
He loved his family, just not his life.
@jennjmcleod on Home
23/11/17
White dog hair tumble-weeded across the wooden floorboards.
Anne Golding-Ross on Home
23/11/17
Another explosion; silence. The escape pod hurtled onwards.
@sbwilson on Home
23/11/17
City of ten thousand stories. Is one yours?
Colin arnold on Home
23/11/17
Kookaburra alarm clocks. This is Queensland.
Stephen Gay on Home
23/11/17
Tiny, blue booties on his desk. Steve smiled.
JILL MARLEY on Home
23/11/17
“I’m going home,” the turtle said, shrinking back.
Philip J Bradbury on Home
23/11/17
His ute,with backpack and swag, is home.
Deanna Stager on Home
23/11/17
Knowing friends will die feels like death sometimes
Stephen Gay on Home
23/11/17
I am really sick and tired of school.
@2kool4skool on Home
23/11/17
Ochre on my journal pages. Red soil. Home.
@AislinnBatstone on Home
23/11/17
Like her mother she colour coded her clothes-line.
Sandy Bach on Home
23/11/17
“It smells like home” she whispered to me.
@dylancardiff on Home
23/11/17
Another day, another dollar… wish it was more.
Maria Parenti-Baldey on Home
23/11/17
Sixty thousand years. And counting. Long long dreaming.
DQ on Home
23/11/17
‘Darling, she’s left flowers in the sink again.’
Annie-Jo Vogler on Home