Collin Pulmano
Updated: Sat, 28 Dec 2019 07:19 pm
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Biography
I was walking to the mailbox today And realized how beautiful all the pebbles were laid Formed by the water that has been gushing of late I realized beauty has filled up my driveway The moss on the trees and the rabbits in the bush The hush before the children are up I work so much That I have to love the details Or my time would be lost This state is scorned and with good reason But I provide hope Because there will be a season When the dead, rotting limbs fall from the trees Opening the eyes as they spring towards the sky And those of us now wandering and lost Will have a world we can love I also sing
Samples
The bees are at my window Eating through the frame Rustle, crunch, twiddle
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Blog entries by Collin Pulmano
(untitled) (15/01/2020)
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The Devil (12/01/2020)
(untitled) (06/01/2020)
Frogs are evil, Turtles are good (01/01/2020)
Bob's wisdom, help me (31/12/2019)
Storm Windows (28/12/2019)
(untitled) (26/12/2019)
S (25/12/2019)
Eve (24/12/2019)
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Comments
Welcome to WOL. You are off to a good start here. The participants are varied, as you'd expect, but in all, a very supportive bunch. Be sensible, and avoid a flood of poems all at once; this misjudgement doesn't tend to go down well. If you're consistently good, you'll likely pick up a following. BUT - many people do read without commenting, so don't be discouraged.
It's reasonable, that if you'd enjoy comments on your own work, be sure to make some comments upon the efforts of others.
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keith jeffries
Mon 17th Apr 2017 10:05
Hello Collin,
Your poem Always think before ...is very beautiful as is The recesses of the bitterness. You are talented and must continue to write and never be discouraged. Thank you again. Keith