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Hi all.Back after much needed break,in order to concentrate on moving house and overcome usual mountainous inclusions of diy etc,also trying to keep my old bones in shape by regular'ish gym attendances.Single parent of teenage almost twenty year old daughter.My age? don't dare ask! Nevertheless,I am now ready once more to toe the poetry line again and hoping my somewhat grammatical restrictions and depleted share of the English language won't affect my presenting 'reasonably' decent poems. That said,I honestly think that being 'restricted' in this way,makes the challenge that much harder and if that challenge is overcome resulting in 'reasonably decent' poetry being composed with the limited use of words,then personally,I think it is as good an achievement as one written by those fortunate to have access to the full extent of our wonderful language and in most cases,easier to understand. I do recall reading somewhere about a well known poet,who once said "don't try to be too clever when writing poetry". ok-I'll try my best not to-yeah right! So unless I accidently swallow a dictionary,I shall do my upmost to hopefully produce some 'reasonably decent' poetry. Cheers all.
Samples
Correcting on the hoof ___________________ This much is known,we will not pass this way again much to the delight of our misunderstood misunderstandings. We have to comply with life's code. Each today,is not ours to trample on. They must be accounted for. We,are only their caretakers. No good blaming lacklustre moons or shy suns. No good blaming those things that cause unexplained tears,let us go past them all,viewing new openings of flowers the memorabilia of childhood,and magical births of stars. Let us adopt ideas of concocting directions around stale thoughts of inferior futures,while preparing to take slip roads to eternity,believing, foolishly or as fully paid up members of saintliness that every one of them leads,to a never ending Christmas. ______________________________________________ Lamenting a flower Wither as you must,lovely Rose bow your head,and gently expire from such a sacred presence. You have been a perfect part of everything beautiful,a daily miracle that once danced towards the sun. Gone shall you be stooped with aged growth to sleep in your scarlet repose. A spirit of my memory,reclaimed by the eternal dreaming seed of rebirth. ______________________________________________
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Blog entries by Rose Casserley
Betterment is not illusive (16/10/2019)
lingering wound (12/10/2019)
all the reparations you will ever need (09/10/2019)
abandoned declination of a stately house and gardens (08/10/2019)
' real ' out of mind experience (07/10/2019)
child's death in black and white (06/10/2019)
subterraneously shuffling (06/10/2019)
eviction (05/10/2019)
and it didn't get any better (04/10/2019)
of a snuffing out (03/10/2019)
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thanx for commenting on True Nature Rose.
Good to be back - and thanks for noticing I'd gone 😃
Sat 14th Sep 2019 20:35
thanks for the tip
that's a great idea!
I will check it out.
good morning Rose. Hope I find you in the pinkest of pinks ?
I hear Big Sal did disappear
Quite a way away
Seems he was bit naughty
On WOL, which didn't pay
Hey,
I actually mostly empathise with you because of my Spanish-it isn't my first language so I find writing poetry in it very challenging. However I do also wish I had participated in English creative writing classes!! ...Oh and that I hadn't been set back vocabulary and reading wise by a brain injury ahhahahaha!! X
I totally agree that the restriction of your "depleted share of the English language" (tho it's not true) makes your work more interesting. I find it much more difficult to write something without sounding pretentious or forced, than using long words. Or even to write something simply and it still be interesting-without the use of too much 'glitter'. Very jealous xxx
Just had a bonza run through your work. Glad you share my Antipodean style of humour. Don't they just tell it as it is. Had some wonderful experiences out there until I got to Alice Springs a way back, then climbed Ayres rock with a tour party. Upshot, I went off in the Flying Doctor plane back to Alice with a major heart attack being grounded with the Abos at the local hospital for a month. I was travelling alone but when I was given the green light to travel again on the Ghan train a month later, a whole platform of people had come to see me off. Always held the Aussies in high regard after that. Keep writing. Your work has appeal. But the best part is, it serves as a kind of creative therapy to us all. ? Bestest. Philipos
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Sun 19th May 2019 01:16
Thank you Rose for reading and commenting on "Planet Earth"?
The question now is where are YOU Big Sal?
Rose ?
Big Sal
Fri 4th Jan 2019 23:52
Happy New Year to you, Rose, wherever you are.
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Have a lovey Christmas Thankyou for keeping me going lots of love Wendy x
Thankyou Rose for all your comments you always make me feel good have one of my boys having serious op this next week been waiting over 12month and other issues your poems are Very good love Wendy x
thanks for commenting on 'that which autumn leaves' Rose - I appreciate it as always.
Enough of the clown jokes though - I might get a Cococomplex :-)
Ian
Who knows Rose.....??
Thank you Rose your comments are always valued and appreciated.... Taylor ?
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Sun 7th Oct 2018 18:51
Thank you so much for commenting on my POTW! I do appreciate it!?
Hey Rose! Thanks for your comment and for liking my poem! ? Write on!
Thank you Rose, I love reading and writing a wide variety of poetry both in style and content. I always write in the moment and Lies was just one of those moments. Thanks again always appreciate the feedback Taylor.. X ?
Dear Rose
Thank you for your comment on my Poem "Disappointment"
I appreciate the positive feedback. ?
Rose.. thank you for your kind comments on 'The Ship they call Alzheimer's... and the welcome back. I've missed your honest appraisals of the work of others but not as much as your own stuff. I do have a lot to catch up on! x Thank you.
Thankyou for all your comments Rose you make me feel brand new my children all going into their fifties like them too lots of love Wendy x
Don't laugh Rose..that would be Noodles..?
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Wed 19th Sep 2018 11:57
Hey Rose, I appreciate the commentary on Summer Smile. It's not there yet, but I'm mulling. I note you have been away too. ? Hope all went well with the move.
cheers,
Kate
Thank you Rose for your kind comments on Drama, and your much valued ongoing support, as you will know from my poetry I am a nature lover too...?
Hiya Rose
thanx for your lovely, kind comments on 'Above The Light Of The Morning Star' - really pleased you liked it. Hope I didn't keep you from the land of nod for too long :-) x
Ian
Rose, thank you for taking the time to comment on Glastosphere. Glad you liked it!
Thank you, Rose, for your beautiful comment. With warmest wishes, Larisa
thanks so much for your kind comments on 'Under August Skies' Rose - apologies for the late response as I have been away on holiday - I'm really pleased you liked it
Ian
Dear Rose, thank you very much for commenting on my poem. Much appreciated. With love and warmest wishes
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d.knape
Sat 5th Oct 2019 10:32
Thank you, Dudette!