Big Sal
Sat 26th Jan 2019 21:31
Eeee they got me all scurred!!!
Like the Rollin' 20s are going deep. . .
Keyboard warriors.?
Comment is about Snake'ssssssss (blog)
Original item by Lysa d
Gosh, Tom and Larry I've not met
Least I 'aint met yet
I guess one day they'll come along
And little me beset ?
Comment is about When You Cannot Speak (blog)
Original item by d.knape
Big Sal
Sat 26th Jan 2019 20:21
I appreciate you saying so, greatly.
I am humbled.?
Comment is about Lysa d (poet profile)
Original item by Lysa d
Big Sal
Sat 26th Jan 2019 20:15
?It's a silly rhyme but I had to get it out of my system!
Comment is about The Right Thing To Do (blog)
Original item by Mae Foreman
Big Sal
Sat 26th Jan 2019 18:01
Bang, bang, goes the gun.?
Cowboy movies suck I think, most are cliched beyond saving. The one saving grace for me is “No Country for Old Men” by the Coen Brothers (don’t know how cowboy it really is though). A couple others worth mentioning, Django Unchained was a good one. DiCaprio played a sadistic Candy.??
Even the old James Bond movies are still kick ass by today’s standards though. But hey i’m a biased little bastard today.?
Comment is about MURDER MOST FOUL (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Big Sal
Sat 26th Jan 2019 17:57
? I loved the intelligence of it all.?
Comment is about The Right Thing To Do (blog)
Original item by Mae Foreman
Join the club Mark - no special privileges, but plenty to ruminate on!
Ray
Comment is about ENDINGS (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Too close for comfort David; bring back the open platform I say!
Ray
Comment is about Due back soon. (blog)
Original item by David Gabriel Caplan
GF - the update is appreciated. I wish this project deserved success.
Comment is about Afresh, afresh, afresh: publishers seek poems for anthology on trees (article)
Original item by Greg Freeman
Intriguing in its essential meaning (to me anyway).
There's no use pretending:
To fate we're all bending;
What's a life made of
but beginning and ending.
Comment is about ENDINGS (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Thank you all for taking the time to comment.
M.C.
I remember spending farthings when I was a kid. I especially liked the one with the Robin on the reverse.
Comment is about Due back soon. (blog)
Original item by David Gabriel Caplan
This has me thinking "Ogden Nash meets John Betjeman".
DGC could stand for Definitely Good Comedy.
Comment is about Mutual Admiration (blog)
Original item by David Gabriel Caplan
Looking out of the window in each of the four panes of glass - - -
I can see all of these poems.
Comment is about 4 x Short Poems (blog)
Original item by Andy N
Ha-ha...the wife will probably hope it continues so she can get more
words in without you being able to interrupt or disagree.
Your condition brings to mind an affliction apparently suffered by
the odd contributor to WOL - "Tom's-silly-itis" - a relation to your own
affliction but not recognised by its sufferer who aggravates it by
spouting gratuitous tosh of a "sore" nature.
Comment is about When You Cannot Speak (blog)
Original item by d.knape
Sad, full of feeling. Thing to remember is that you yourself have value, to others, yes - but also to yourself.
Comment is about All alone (blog)
Original item by Rachna
Thanks David. I shall wait with pocket watch and waistcoat.
I Appreciate all the likes thanks folks!
Ray
Comment is about ENDINGS (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Big Sal
Sat 26th Jan 2019 11:34
Perceptive piece filled with great imagery.??
Comment is about The song that never ends (blog)
Original item by old shoes
Big Sal
Sat 26th Jan 2019 11:29
Still pent up on what is and what isn’t a poem eh?
Maybe start your little club up again so you aren’t so alone, seeing as every time I invite you to join us you straight up ignore me like your bestie Brian does.
Birds of a feather flock together.
Comment is about Spruiking for the Temple (a light-hearted satire) (blog)
Original item by Don Matthews
Clever Po. ?
Comment is about Spruiking for the Temple (a light-hearted satire) (blog)
Original item by Don Matthews
Thank you so much for the kind words, Po.
Comment is about Arborial Winter Repose (blog)
Original item by Jon Stainsby
I'm always on the lookout
To see what I can see
To add a bit of interest, spice
To my poetry ?
Comment is about Spruiking for the Temple (a light-hearted satire) (blog)
Original item by Don Matthews
Thanks Big Sal, sorry I didn't catch your comment earlier. I appreciate the complement. nothing to get someone feeling good like a few of them. thanks again
Willow
Comment is about The Promise (blog)
Original item by New Shoes
<Deleted User> (21291)
Sat 26th Jan 2019 03:40
Thanks Sal, do you know I'd never noticed that until you just mentioned it.?
Comment is about Out There (blog)
Original item by Jason Bayliss
Big Sal
Sat 26th Jan 2019 01:09
Voltaire was a legend. Pen names give us wings we wouldn’t otherwise have. Great introspective piece of poetry, Vautaw.?
Comment is about Pseudonyms (blog)
Original item by Vautaw
Thanks for commenting Jon, Big Sal, Ray, Jason and Rich. It's always great to read other people's thoughts.
Comment is about A Living Hell (blog)
Original item by Hazel ettridge
Thank you so much, Bonaparte's, Rich, Vautaw and Cynthia for taking time to comment.. Your comments are very much appreciated.
Comment is about To know God (blog)
Original item by Hazel ettridge
That, my friend, is excellent, (and so accurate). ?
Comment is about TRANSFORMATION (blog)
Original item by M.C. Newberry
I have changed the first self photo for another one of me Ray as I thought it may be a tad deliberate, the replacement is a genuine non deliberately strange. Tommy
Comment is about Break down (blog)
Original item by Tommy Carroll
There's a real message here Tommy, that we can be haunted by ourselves or who we think we are, and so on and so on reflected. I think this a lovely poem , no frills and tightly presented.
Ray (I have to say your photo is quite daunting too!)
Comment is about Break down (blog)
Original item by Tommy Carroll
Big Sal
Fri 25th Jan 2019 21:54
Your nature poems always have a -POP- that brings the imagery to life. Very discernible style full of twists and turns.
Seeing where this goes.✌?
Comment is about Arborial Winter Repose (blog)
Original item by Jon Stainsby
I like this ?
Comment is about Lonely Lady on a Tram Every Morning (blog)
Original item by Cynthia Buell Thomas
Thank you, Shuchi for your comment in my profile. It is much appreciated. ?
Comment is about Shuchi Batra (poet profile)
Original item by Shuchi Batra
It isn't much that you ask
and yet inhibition can be a curse
as I know only too well.
A lovely sensitive piece Cynthia.
Comment is about Lonely Lady on a Tram Every Morning (blog)
Original item by Cynthia Buell Thomas
Big Sal
Fri 25th Jan 2019 20:37
You’re one of the only consistent limerick writers on the site, David, and humoUr is always a welcome sight.?
Comment is about David Gabriel Caplan (poet profile)
Original item by David Gabriel Caplan
Big Sal
Fri 25th Jan 2019 20:26
Thanks for the like Jon!
Jennifer
Comment is about No Prozac (blog)
Original item by Jennifer Malden
Thank you fellow scribes.
I'm a great believer in the Readers Digest byline
which states 'Laughter is the best medicine'
Comment is about Mutual Admiration (blog)
Original item by David Gabriel Caplan
Lovely poem. Really meaningful
Jennifer
Comment is about Calon Cymru (blog)
Original item by Chris Armstrong
Tom Johnson
Fri 25th Jan 2019 19:52
Are the winners listed in relation to the ‘wanderer’ themed competition...?
Comment is about WoLF poetry competition winners announced! (article)
Original item by steve pottinger
Hi DK
Master Wen was very insightful.
So sad to hear about his recent accident;
I've warned him before about jogging with headphones on.
Comment is about Sage Advice (blog)
Original item by d.knape
Big Sal
Fri 25th Jan 2019 19:44
Congratulations Laura. Good to see you in December in action.
Nice one
See you again soon
Martin
Comment is about WoLF poetry competition winners announced! (article)
Original item by steve pottinger
John Marks
Sat 26th Jan 2019 22:27
the bray of your half wish
Yes, Ruby, the half-educated male lack of response to female sexuality. The more I read your poem the more I like it.
Or a blown out barren fire forgotten
To hold on to
Like an ancestral deserted dream.
রুবি আপনি সৌভাগ্য কামনা করছি
Rubi āpani saubhāgya kāmanā karachi
John
Comment is about The Write Out Loud Poem of the Week is ‘Half-hearted’ by Ruby (article)
Original item by steve pottinger