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Hugh

Mon 21st May 2018 20:16

Killing time writing this poetic quality and sharing it will keep you alive,an excellent poem full of feeling.Keep writing you have a talent.

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Ces

Mon 21st May 2018 20:04

The best creativity can come from pain, keep going and keep trying. Suffering is temporary even when you can't see the end x

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Damon Blackery

Mon 21st May 2018 20:02

Thank's Anya and I'll try.

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lynn hahn

Mon 21st May 2018 18:36

So true! Sometimes at the fork in the road we get stabbed no matter which path we choose. I am trying to learn to keep my eyes open so I can remember my way back
and not get lost on the path I chose.

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kishore karunik

Mon 21st May 2018 17:42

very good

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Ces

Mon 21st May 2018 17:40

Haunting and brilliant x

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kishore karunik

Mon 21st May 2018 17:35

That´ll keep your sane

But keep your veins

Away from blades! ...

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kishore karunik

Mon 21st May 2018 17:30

so fine
??

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Cathy Crabb

Mon 21st May 2018 17:03

Ha! Thanks for your comments Colin and Brian. I don't know why kermit wasn't your first thought, you're obviously not as childish as I.

No green is easy!

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Graham Sherwood

Mon 21st May 2018 16:40

If anyone is a Murakami reader, they'll get this in an instant. Clever writing indeed.

Well done on POTW

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Mon 21st May 2018 15:36

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keith jeffries

Mon 21st May 2018 15:21

Jon,
Your words in this brief poem are concise and well constructed. Why should hell have to tolerate such vile people. Well done and thank you.
Keith

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abdillah seif

Mon 21st May 2018 14:50

I have watched youtube animated love poem video it is so beautiful and cute with romantic music.
https://bit.ly/2Ixb07f

or

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyGyjf-vT7I&t=101s

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abdillah seif

Mon 21st May 2018 14:49

I have watched youtube animated love poem video it is so beautiful and cute with romantic music.
https://bit.ly/2Ixb07f

or

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyGyjf-vT7I&t=101s

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abdillah seif

Mon 21st May 2018 14:47

I have watched youtube animated love poem video it is so beautiful and cute with romantic music.
https://bit.ly/2Ixb07f

or

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyGyjf-vT7I&t=101s

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keith jeffries

Mon 21st May 2018 14:06

Hello Brian,
it is Teide but happily dormant for over 200 years. I water it occasionally Thanks
Keith

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Mon 21st May 2018 13:38

Just pray the volcano remains dormant Keith. Is it Teide?

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Jon Stainsby

Mon 21st May 2018 13:10

Thank you, Colin.

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Mon 21st May 2018 08:30

Ah Stanmore, that well known Mecca for tourists!

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Ces

Mon 21st May 2018 03:17

Thank you for your comment on a poem of mine- things falling away are far too easy to write about. Long may your poignant poems continue- much more wonder to read and with such rhythm. Thanks,

Cesca

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elPintor

Mon 21st May 2018 01:49

Not so much "likeable" as relatable in its depth.

This isn't the first of your pieces I've dived into. Keep writing..I've no doubt that your talent will only grow with age.

Rachel

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Xoanxo

Mon 21st May 2018 00:48

Thank you Martin! I wish it was me but it's my Argentinian friend Hernan Ruiz, a great guitarist! I am currently taking lessons...
I know what you and Colin mean and that is why this little poem is the first in my poetry book in English, Xoetry 2017 but also in the one I have just published a few week ago in Galician, Imos Indo...

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Martin Elder

Sun 20th May 2018 19:12

This is fabulous Cynthia. I wish I had been there to hear you read it. sorry I couldn't make it. This has a very lyric feel to it.
Love it
Martin

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Cynthia Buell Thomas

Sun 20th May 2018 18:28

You are a hard man, and that quality is a splendid one. Clarity is always highly valued, but especially if tempered with a little empathy. I have smiled with delight as I read this.

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Cynthia Buell Thomas

Sun 20th May 2018 18:20

Welcome to WOL. I'll try to keep up with your work. Your Bio comment is excellent.

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Cynthia Buell Thomas

Sun 20th May 2018 18:17

Much enjoyed. A fine flair for ideas and then the best words to make keen imagery. Love it all, and the final verse especially.

Is it possible to check for small spelling errors, since it's a 'page piece', probably just slipping by as you type. If that's a problem, don't worry about it, because the quality of thought and language is just superb.

Keep sharing. The spelling can always go hang.

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Cynthia Buell Thomas

Sun 20th May 2018 17:56

Jeez Louise! A sonnet, isn't it! And masterful. I am so impressed.

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Yvonne Ugarte

Sun 20th May 2018 17:41

Brilliant words as usual.

Your imagery is superb.

Only just joined this site today so was well chuffed to see your name on here.

How do I add a rose to say I liked it ?

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Cynthia Buell Thomas

Sun 20th May 2018 17:37

Sly and funny and punchy - good one.

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Sun 20th May 2018 15:18

If that's your local beauty spot Ian I'm staying down south where it ain't so grim!

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Martin Elder

Sun 20th May 2018 15:14

I guess this is the old dichotomy between going with your heart or your head. There are sometimes that which ever way we go we seem to get it wrong.
Anyway good poem Lynn

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Martin Elder

Sun 20th May 2018 15:11

Another marvellous piece of poetry. I agree with Colin in that this could be longer but maybe that is just me wanting more. I am left wondering was it you playing the guitar accompanying the poem?

Nice one

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Martin Elder

Sun 20th May 2018 15:07

I agree with Cynthia it is a little confusing . But I love the poem if for nothing les for your use of words.
Nice one

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Martin Elder

Sun 20th May 2018 15:05

The repeating of the lines There is a well... really makes this poem drawing the reader into wanting to know more of what is hidden there.
excellent

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Martin Elder

Sun 20th May 2018 14:45

this is a delicious slice of life served up.
Nice one

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Martin Elder

Sun 20th May 2018 14:41

Very good Hugh and not far from the truth I suspect.

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Martin Elder

Sun 20th May 2018 14:40

Very cutting Hazel. Sorry couldn't resist it Hazel
Nice one

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Martin Elder

Sun 20th May 2018 14:32

There are some marvellous lines here Ian which live up to your usual brilliant standard

confused ducks die within anaemic weeds

I think there is a place in most towns that host rivers running through them that have a place like you describe. I know that is certainly true of the river running through our town

fab poem

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Ian Whiteley

Sun 20th May 2018 12:51

thnaks for the comments on 'Windsor Street' Keith - a topic that certainly divides - I think it is opnly fair to balance the psycophantic outpourings of our national broadcaster ?
Ian

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Sun 20th May 2018 10:16

a genuinely lovely poem Jon and your appreciation for this person obviously shines through. I feel like writing similar poems when I get excellent service from anyone showing politeness, friendliness and a good work ethic. I have come across so many slackers in my time that my heart positively jumps out my chest when I see someone who can actually do their job well and efficiently. Good honest writing - I'm enjoying reading your poetry this morning. Cheers, Colin.

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Sun 20th May 2018 10:09

a powerful piece Jon which, if put to a poll, might receive equal for and against votes. Any democracy that allows freedom of speech is precious indeed and I think you have communicated your thoughts well in this piece. Col.

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<Deleted User> (18980)

Sun 20th May 2018 09:49

Did you mean to say 'calais'?

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Sun 20th May 2018 09:46

Not a classic, but the message is clear!

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Sun 20th May 2018 09:37

It's when the honeymoon is over I'm looking forward to.

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Hazel ettridge

Sun 20th May 2018 09:19

Last verse gorgeous imagery.

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Hazel ettridge

Sun 20th May 2018 09:16

I guess we're all reading this (and all poems) through our own lenses. Im getting 'hope'. When Im lost in the gutter I'm always grateful for a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel and a reminder of alternative states of mind - last 5 lines.

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Graham Sherwood

Sun 20th May 2018 09:14

Aha! this is a brilliant analogy of the way that squirrels appear chasing each other up down around in trees. I have three regular attenders on our old split willow. I think they could give the LH collider a run for its money!

The breath of a god carries her thoughts....is a very good line too.

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Sun 20th May 2018 08:16

Kevin, please rest assured that your contribution on WoL is as valid as anyone else's and it would be a great shame if you felt uncomfortable in continuing to do so. I noticed a while ago that you had partly deleted your profile. I would have sent you this message privately but now it's not possible. Please stay and be a part of the WoL community. I for one have always valued your input and would be sad to lose both your poetry and interaction. I'm sorry you feel that way. WoL should be a comfortable and safe place for everyone. I hope you have a peaceful Sunday. All the very best, Colin.

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Sun 20th May 2018 08:16

I read it as personal to your own circumstances, based on comments you' ve made previously Keith. Am I right?

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Tom Doolan

Sun 20th May 2018 08:02

Hi Anya - Thanks for your comment. Let's hope the fairytale lasts. T ?

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