Part 4 - Hummingbird steals FIRE.

The animals watched how the gods kept FIRE in their volcanoes. Their desire for warmth and comfort from the darkness of night was overbearing. Hummingbird Quinde decided to find out about FIRE. He wanted to know and why Humans and animals wanted FIRE. There was a man of the eastern Ecuadorian people, the great Taquea, who had FIRE.
 

 Read Humming Bird steals FIRE on wattpad.

Rhyonna's Fright, a challenge

Rhyonna, after meeting her challenge, can fly.

Hey, Rhyonna's Flight has bloomed ! After 35 plus years of wording and critiques, the complete story then again revised and revised, the story is FINISHED as of April 2016.

Young and old,  lovers of the FaeryFolk,  Rhyonna is flying and wants you to read her story.

Order from Smashword.com, coupon #HY36M for 50% off.

Or buy at itunes/ibook, Barnes&Noble, Kobo stores--> under Bobbie Kinkead or Rhyonna's Fright.

Or Buy her paperback book at CreateSpace.com,
NOW,  availalbe for Kindle at AMAZON,com. --> launched on April 15th!

Eating Monsters

A to Z Blog Challenge

Tonight I walk by a monster.
It eats me.
Now, I am a monster. 
When I walk by a smaller monster, I eat it.
Now, I am a bigger monster.
I suck the little monsters from the bushes.
I eat them. Now, I am many monsters. 
We stroll down the streets.
We see only eyes.  We eat them.
Now, we see better.
Monsters are everywhere.
We eat them.
Now, we are everything.
I eat myself.
As darkness swallows, the sun raises.

See the whole post at wattpad.com, the Might Alphabet
This poem is part of the emotional Themes for the AtoZ Challenge.
Weird that I put Eating Monsters in the alphabet.

FAERY FUN!

A to Z Blog Challenge

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RHYONNA'S FRIGHT,  a joyful journey!

Now,  the last bit of the jibber and jabber from the jestful, jolly, jubilant spirits to have their story read.

Check out wattpad.com for the chapter on Faery Fun!

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Faery Rhyonna's Flight

Rhyonna is a faery and flying is the only importance in her life. The beginnings of the story came to me as I ventured to the creek near where I lived as a child. The story re-appeared with  my daughter when she was 8 camping with friends at a lake that had, really had, hundreds of dragonflies; that was 32 years ago. Hand written on scrapes of paper, Rhyonna fluttered in the sun and enchanted my life and finally landed on the pages of a book. 
Rhyonna is the narrator of her healing story with uncomfortable challenges Not the cute image of a faery, Rhyonna is a survivor, a faery who wins her battles!  Rhyonna's Fright at Amazon and Smashword.