? Yes! Brava!
Comment is about Ms.Donohoe Poetry Tennis Champion. (blog)
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Mothers are irreplaceable; that's why even damaged ones are precious beyond all measure. The uphill struggle is a labour of love. My heart goes out to you Lisa.
Dave
Comment is about I just want my mum (blog)
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Thank you Lisa! Although I don't quite look like that, nor do I in my previous one! I never look like myself in photos,I'm seriously unphotogenic! So I'm either prettier in life or the photographic lense don't lie and I'm just going la-la-la with my eyes and ears closed for the sake of peace of mind! Hahaha! ?
Again, lovely piece!
Mae
Comment is about I just want my mum (blog)
Original item by Lysa d
My first watercolor
God creating Salvador Dali
Comment is about 20161126_220618-1.png (photo)
Original item by Lynne Mary Lou
Thank you mae ?
Beautiful photo by the way ?
Comment is about I just want my mum (blog)
Original item by Lysa d
Beautiful in all its sadness!
I sypathise.
Brave and bright Lisa?
Thank you
Mae
Comment is about I just want my mum (blog)
Original item by Lysa d
The young have always been part of Mother Nature's very own
form of "consumer obsolescence" plan, designed to take over from
their predecessors and improve (?) on what was achieved before.
Wasn't it Shaw who wrote that youth is wasted on the young? But
back in the day, the young from a wide range of backgrounds
faced early maturity through necessity and the alternative left them
few options if they were to survive to a complaining old age. These
paved the way for the youth of today who seem unwilling to set foot
beyond their home street, let alone their town, in the quest for a future meaningful adult life. Has the "get-up-and go" just "got up and went"? ?
Comment is about This (blog)
Original item by Robert C Gaulke
Very true MC. Thank you for taking the time to read ?
Comment is about I just want my mum (blog)
Original item by Lysa d
The ways in which people seek refuge from a reality they seem unable to face - and their causes - can be so damaging to those
around them, most especially in a family context. These lines poignantly express the predicament and its ripple effect on others,
and most hurtful, those closest to them.
Comment is about I just want my mum (blog)
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I feel your pain brother!?
Comment is about Facking East Enders (blog)
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Thanks Jason! You guys are all too kind!?
Comment is about GR (In the South) (blog)
Original item by Mae Foreman
Oh Mae that's stunning! I have no other word than stunning!
Comment is about GR (In the South) (blog)
Original item by Mae Foreman
thank you
Comment is about The Grin of A Killer 2 Little John Doe (blog)
Original item by Mikey V Kinsey
Funny we're just discussing the fate of a cow over in discussions with a game of Poetry Tennis. Love it mate
Comment is about Cows & Climate (blog)
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steven arthur
Sat 9th Feb 2019 14:29
Thanks Vauthaw! It can be cruel but it is beautiful! I don't know what got into me today, I don't usually do this! I'm glad you like it!???
Thank you
Mae
Comment is about GR (In the South) (blog)
Original item by Mae Foreman
Stunning lyrics Mae. I want to bask there all day! ?
Comment is about GR (In the South) (blog)
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Thank you Jason
No one has broken my heart quite like my mam..
One can only hope she conquers this disease ?
Comment is about I just want my mum (blog)
Original item by Lysa d
I'm just speechless, I actually had a year in my eye, and what a beautiful switch and rise and fall of tempo. So sad but so beautiful Lisa. X
Comment is about I just want my mum (blog)
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Thanks Po and Keith. Not my usual barrow but I’ve tried to do it justice.
Comment is about ALAN ON THE MORROW (blog)
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John,
Sensitively written. It nearly brought me to tears but sadly this little chap is but one of many. Not only were the onlookers wealthy westerners but people who have elected governments which do business with those who ally themselves with the evil culprits responsible for this. I am filled with a deep sense of sadness but also a mounting sense of burning anger.
Thank you for this poem and for putting it on your blog.
Keith
Comment is about ALAN ON THE MORROW (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Robert,
I like this poem as it is blunt and speaks the truth. Its brevity adds gravity to its message. Well done.
Thank you
Keith
Comment is about This (blog)
Original item by Robert C Gaulke
An amazing piece.
Brilliant childhood memories. Can just picture your dad at the church strawberry cream tea!
Comment is about Disturbing The Dead (blog)
Original item by Jon Darby
Love this, love the return at the end.
And any poem that mentions Robert Johnson, well, I'll see you at the crossroads my friend.
Comment is about Lost love (blog)
Original item by mentalelf. Philk.
Raven I absolutely LOVE seeing your post's .
Their is always something so special to be seen in its messages..
Thank you for sharing ?
Comment is about Tarot Reading by RaVeN 8 February 2019 (blog)
Original item by RaVeN Mathews )0(
Thank you millions for your kind reply ?
Their are lessons to be learnt in every single situation we encounter.
If you find anything repeating itself. ' it's because the lesson was not learnt.
Humans have a built in radar that can protect us against anything that is negative. Its called our intuition.
It can prevent us from being exposed to danger and energy sucking vampires.
It will go of like a bomb when its in familiar negative situations. Pay close attention to it always.
It will help you relies who your true friends are.
Being self aware is a good starting point.
Your journey is as incredible as you wish it to be. ?
Comment is about My Fault (blog)
Original item by Farag M. Afify
Their are many law's in the universe dear farag.
Manners are without a doubt compulsory.
The law of attraction state's that one must act in such a way in order to be treated in a way one would like.
In order to get the ball rolling alot faster is to never forget we are all the same, no matter the status. ?
Comment is about No one is better than anyone (blog)
Original item by Lysa d
Thank you mae, that comment is appreciated immensely.
I use that saying when I am not wanting drama..
It gets used quite alot in my neck of the woods. Haha..
Mainly when dealing with the kids and their arguments with pal's...
Sometimes they fight then 10 minutes later they are all best friend's again.
Comment is about No one is better than anyone (blog)
Original item by Lysa d
"No one died saying thank you and please"
WOW .. what a meaningful statement .. that I should learn from .. I see it as a law .. should not be ignored or neglected .. it is one of happiness secrets .. to successfully deal with humankind.
Comment is about No one is better than anyone (blog)
Original item by Lysa d
Dearest Creative Poetess .. Lysa .. I carefully read your outstanding comment related to "My Fault" .. you're one of the unique friends that consider and value the core of friendship. Disregarding my personal issue .. I fully agree with your judgement .. not to blame anybody .. not to blame myself even .. but to learn from the hard lesson. I'm grateful dear friend Lysa .. Thank you so much for your pure heart.
Comment is about My Fault (blog)
Original item by Farag M. Afify
Hi Jason
Too facking right! ?
These days, I'm obliged to sit through nearly 2 hours of soaps every evening. The others I can cope with but truly I cannot stand Eastenders. They seem to do nothing but shout and scream and screech at each other constantly.
Sometimes I get away with putting on a Portillo Great Railway Journey. The Mammy likes his north Wales journey because towards the end I can be seen putting on a rucsac in Holyhead.
Comment is about Facking East Enders (blog)
Original item by Pascal Desmond
Really liked this one. I wish I had the ability to get the point across in so few words. (I tend to ramble on a bit)
Nice rhyming too.
Comment is about Yesterdays Kiss (blog)
Original item by Jason Bayliss
Belated birthday greetings Ray. Hope you had a great day.
Cheers Kevin
Comment is about 75th BIRTHDAY (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Dear Ray.....
Firstly I would like to say happy belated birthday. I hope you had a wonderful day filled with much love. May you be blessed always and may the year ahead be a spectacular one.
Thank you for your compliment and encouragement. I haven't been sharing my work for long online but what I have shared so far has come back with positive feedback and that encouragement makes all the days of my life worth it.
Inner change is definitely a miracle as it is not easy to change some ways that you have become accustomed to for so very long. Change is hard and it can be messy but it is one of the purest forms of growth.
May the wind of change be with you and may it blow softly within your life.
Keep well and take care of yourself
RaVeN
Comment is about Tarot Reading by RaVeN 8 February 2019 (blog)
Original item by RaVeN Mathews )0(
Fri 8th Feb 2019 23:50
you are the last of the pen & ink poets.
but good for you.
whatever inspires the best words
works best!
?
Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)
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<Deleted User> (18980)
Fri 8th Feb 2019 23:12
Happy birthday Ray...did you wear the suit?
Comment is about 75th BIRTHDAY (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Happy Birthday Ray! I hope I manage to write a poem as fine as this by the time I’m 75.
Comment is about 75th BIRTHDAY (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Really like this, though it's a bit stark, but stark is good it's good.
Comment is about Not for me another love (blog)
Original item by Tommy Carroll
Thanks everyone for commenting. This is an old one which I wrote for my niece (Mimi-May) some while ago. Most of my poems are a little adult for her so I did one especially for her.
I'm glad it seemed to hit the right note
Cheers Kevin
Comment is about The Black Pudding Hunt (blog)
Original item by kJ Walker
Fri 8th Feb 2019 22:11
Thank you Lisa and po for your comments much appreciated.
All the best des
Comment is about Ochre (blog)
Original item by DESMOND CHILDS
Fri 8th Feb 2019 22:09
Thank you Damon for the like, much appreciated.
All the best Des.
Comment is about Do not wander into this fearful night (blog)
Original item by DESMOND CHILDS
Do I detect a little annoyance there? ?
Comment is about Facking East Enders (blog)
Original item by Pascal Desmond
Happy 75th birthday Ray! What a great way to celebrate... with words, kindred spirits, and evergreens! ???
Comment is about 75th BIRTHDAY (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Hi Raven. I hope this finds you well. I applaud your posts and can see the truths in them. It is hard to offer any special comments that can improve or shine more light on them, but I am in that groove so often. It is my birthday today - 75 and have discovered some really things that I've let come in being ready and willing for them. Inner change can always happen, sometimes they seem like miracles to me.
Take care and continue on the path.
Ray
Comment is about Tarot Reading by RaVeN 8 February 2019 (blog)
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Mae Foreman
Sat 9th Feb 2019 20:46
My voice is not ideal for reciting, too husky, but a girl has to try something new once in a while!
Comment is about GR (In the South) (blog)
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