Graham Sherwood

Graham,

I really appreciate the like on my poem. Your work is intimidatingly good. Again, thank you

Yes, it's an insurmountable task. Rarely accomplished. Friend or foe, we never know.

Thanks Graham.

Thank you Graham for your welcoming arms.

7eVen.x

Thank you so much for the message! I am sure my problem will be solved. I have so many good friends here.
Regards,
Larisa

Thanks Graham. Lebo here. South Africa represent. Looking for to the plenty awesome reads😀

Totally agree with you. Thank you.

Thank you Graham.

Hi Graham Thanks for commenting on my Joni poem. Yes, Amelia is a grterat track on Hejira, a magnificent album.

Hi Graham

Thanks for saying hello! Yes i do need to get writing again. Or even finishing off half written poems might be a start. Will do my best to make time for that because I do love the interaction on here. X

Hi Graham,

Thanks for the welcome. It looks a lively place in here.

I don't need a lot of encouragement, so once I work out what to do, I'll start posting properly etc.

John

I am incredibly late in posting this since I just figured out how things work on here, BUT, thank you so much for your comment on ‘One year, daddy’ 😇

Hi Graham,
Thanks for welcoming me to Wol. Appreciate it.

Just came back to comment on your recent poem - but it's vanished... It was touching, anyway.

Thank you Graham for your comment on "I saw you standing there" 🙂
Tommy

thank you for your lovely words on my poem Graham!! its so encouraging!! 😊

Thanks Graham re "A turning look"
🙂

Our cops have become targets
shot and killed every day
it's become routine-
the breakdown of our country
our civilization.
😯

IF you wish to post a comment
you must first dig a hole
then plant the Post and fill in with cement.
After it dries, the Post will be there for a good 30 years.
haha

(My habit is writing. The only good habit I have.)

I assume you are a "Leftie"
handed...
not political!
?

Graham,

I live not far from Warmington, which is the setting for this poem. I live in a larger town only a few miles away. A delightful county second only to one of its neighbours.

Keith

Thank you Graham for your Thanksgiving Greeting.
It's not everyday you get a word of encouragement, much less from so far away.
It's a shame you don't have real turkey. It is delicious.
You should get one to raise. They are easy to keep
but quite dumb. I think you could keep one in your spare
bedroom or in the hallway of your "Flat", if that's what you
have. Don't all Englishmen have Flats?
I will think of you as I eat my Turkey today along with dressing
and cranberry sauce. But, I won't think of you too long,
I'm going for seconds and have to be fast! hahaha

with 3 kids
I imagine
there was no Change left.
?
A new ink blot test?

No apologies necessary.
I have successfully duped you
into thinking I write
poetry.
Something is further from the truth.
We just don't know what it is.
?

ouch!
by the way, love your new photo on your blog.

wink.

Hi Graham,

I admit I am late in responding, but life is always made of so many things, its often hard to come back to everything all at once.
I hope to connect and communicate with your group.
I am from India and unlike all of you maybe from a developing nation, trying to do what I love doing.

Looking forward to today's session.?

Thank you
Snehashree

Thank you Graham for your kind words,
and by the way,
how's your forest?

The forgotten man.

I was occupied with years of other things. I'm back here now to play.?

thank you Graham-
(reduced now to a Roschart Blot.)

how do you change the sillohuette
on my poem home page?
That outline looks stupid in my estimation.
I don't know where it came from
or how to change it.
thx.