Thank you Stephen for your comment on "I saw you standing there" ๐
Tommy
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Thank you Brenda for your comment on "I saw you standing there" ๐
Tommy
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Thank you Graham, Stephen and Brenda, your comments are very much appreciated ๐
Comment is about I saw you standing there (blog)
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I'm the first to write a comment.
Nice poem. Lovely autobiography ๐ท
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Hi
Thank you for inviting me to read your blog.
Hope you enjoy sharing your poems at wol land.
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There is definitely something about steaming coffee! Love this short piece Stephen.
Comment is about Good Morning! (blog)
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I thought your poem an altogether more optimistic take than the apocalyptic โMorning Dewโ I was familiar with from my youth. (You may not be old enough to recall it).
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4ytpuIp3WnE
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Thanks very much, Stephen A. and, Stephen G that's VERY FUNNY! Clarkson, indeed! ๐
Thanks for the likes Julie, KJ, Hugh., and Nigel.
Comment is about Living the Dream... (blog)
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You make the point brilliantly, John. I like the way you drop in the line 'A television, so we can vegetate'. That's what comes of watching too much Jeremy Clarkson....๐
Comment is about Living the Dream... (blog)
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A subtle one, Holden. I think I'll steer clear of the mead of ill will.
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Your kind remarks are much appreciated, Greg. There was something inspiring about this display of wrecked tanks, but also repulsive because of the horror that they represent.
And thanks to Frederick, Hugh, Stephen, Holden and John for reading and liking this poem.
Comment is about Afternoon Stroll (blog)
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This poem resounds with eloquence.
Thanks
Keith
Comment is about Snow white in Limerick (blog)
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Thank you Clare, Frederick & Stephen. Hundreds of drafts over ten years is usual for me. "I could no more define poetry than a terrier can define a rat." AE Housman.
Comment is about An Aphrodite night (blog)
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Are you sure you're only 18, Jake? ๐
Deep & cleverly written ๐
Comment is about On Man (blog)
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Great stuff, John & absolutely true!๐
Comment is about Living the Dream... (blog)
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Your poetry isn't too bad either, Jordyn ๐
Nice one ๐
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Me to, John ๐
Thanks for commenting
And for the likes! ๐
Comment is about Morning Dew (blog)
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Yes., Greg, you try to tell the young of today and they don't believe you ๐
Thanks, too, for the likes Baranwell, Moonlight and Frederick ๐
Comment is about Living the Dream... (blog)
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As you rightly said, everything happens for a reason, a good reason.
Comment is about The Learning Curve Part One (blog)
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Loved this one Jordyn. I know those feelings.
I really liked "If you could drink me in
Would you?" Spot on ๐
Comment is about Secret Muse (blog)
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Another remarkable poem, of tolerance and empathy, Steve. Such simple words, and so effective. And a brutally brilliant last line.
Comment is about Afternoon Stroll (blog)
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'Luxury!' In a red wall accent, of course!
Comment is about Living the Dream... (blog)
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Thanks Keith - glad you enjoyed it! ๐
Comment is about Eden (blog)
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Thanks John Botterill. Glad that you were satisfied.
Comment is about read to your satisfaction (blog)
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Wow, some deep philosophy going on there Jake.
"What will be the nature of humanityโs giant?"
Probably the pride that comes before our fall?
Comment is about On Man (blog)
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Thanks so much for the comment Stephen. I was aiming to create a little poetic 'photograph' of newly weds by the sea. I'd been saving it for a while as I thought I'd probably end up rewriting it so as to rhyme but I decided it was fine how it originally came out.
And thank you Frederick, John C, Stephen G, Stephen A, Julie, Holden, Clare and K Lynn for reading and all the 'likes' ๐
Comment is about Late Night, Harbour Lights (blog)
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Great imagery and much to ponder on as the scene painted is strangely familiar. The third stanza is superb.
Thank you for this
Keith
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Fascinating, Frederick! ๐ I did read, and I was satisfied!
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Many congratulations, Julie. And many more happy years to come!๐
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Hey Guys,
New to this! Please check out my profile.
Hoping to make friends โค๏ธ
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Aw I am really sorry to have worried anyone there..never intended to but I just wrote that as it is a subject for awareness and I also felt I was communicating someone's feelings in the spirit world almost as though the person who passed away wanted to write a letter but didnt and so this is for those who passed and didnt get to voice their thoughts
I hope it brings comfort to someone
Sending healing to all who are suffering
X
And thankyou so much for your kindness everyone xx
Comment is about HONOUR MY CHOICE (blog)
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Thank you Stephen and John. I'll let you know when the book is out! ๐
Kind regards,
Rasa
Comment is about A Dream Come True (blog)
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I love your poems 'Famous'. All so very true! And a tribute to a very special sounding person. Don't judge me for not knowing who Seamus was before this poem!
Also, the Worlds Cup final poem-very touching. A lot of people will resonate with that poem. I like that it reflects the hardship but also strength endured from that hardship.
Kind regards,
Rasa
Comment is about Stephen Gospage (poet profile)
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Thank you Stephen! Means a lot. Everything is still a work in progress so will likely re post this in a few weeks when Iโve had another idea aha
Comment is about A chink in the armour (blog)
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I enjoyed this series very much, particularly the way Simon Armitage focused on some lesser known poems (e.g. A Bridge for the Living, Going Going). I found the input of other poets and pundits to be a bit variable but at its best (Ian McMillan, Stephen Bush) very informative.
We all know he was a far from perfect human being, but the poetry stands on its own.
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A moving story beautifully told, Clare.
Comment is about The Last Time (blog)
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Congratulations to you both, Julie.
Comment is about 30th Wedding Anniversary (blog)
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Thank you to all who read and commented on this poem. Summer nights are quite illuminating.
Keith
Comment is about Night into Day (blog)
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Thank you to all who read this poem and commented. I appreciate your interest.
Keith
Comment is about Days of Innocence (blog)
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Thank you to one and all for reading and commenting on this enigmatic poem. I cannot fathom out what is taking place in my psyche. I find myself drawn to music and an era of which I have never been a part of as it was before I was born. I have mental images of peoples and places which relate to that particular time but can't seem to find where I fit in. It is in Germany. Some years ago I visited Berlin after the wall came down. Everything was strangely familiar. I knew where to get off trains and which direction to walk in. But the street scenes were not current but I was in the past.
Perhaps I should take more water with it.
Thank you to all
Keith
Comment is about Re incarnate (blog)
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Iโm pretty sure, MC, that the sample plugs they take from your prostate donโt cause it to leak like a watering can rose. In contrast, taking a pee these days is a lively affair as my guzinta can sprinkle its wares in several directions simultaneously.
By the by, I havenโt seen you post in a while. Have your retired your quill and vellum?
Comment is about EDWARD II (Part 2) (blog)
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Thanks for the likes and kind comments.
Comment is about 30th Wedding Anniversary (blog)
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"Assume the position"! I recall my own experience at St. Mary's
here in London W2 - instructive to a curious frame of mind that
is always astonished and impressed by the adaptability of the
human body. Mine was a 12-pin intrusion. And I often wonder
just what longer term effect such a medical "assault" would
have on that important internal organ! They never tell youi when
they insist on ongoing check-ups and MRI scans thereafter.
For the patient - out of sight but not quite out of mind.
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Tommy Carroll
Wed 24th Aug 2022 11:06
Thank you Graham for your comment on "I saw you standing there" ๐
Tommy
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