Wonderful, I laughed at using 1st line, done it so many times, you took me away to exotica, very nice,Welcome to wol, I just picked you randomly x

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Uni-fawn haha you certainly rhymed this, x

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I love Requiem for a daisy? and how you didn't rhyme petticoat? very clever, What is smote? x

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Hey Andy, thought I'd let you know that the WOL Gig Guide description for the 15th has now removed all mention of me altogether o_e

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Nick, I'm lagging way behind my usual activity on this site, especially reading. Thanks for your comment on my profile. I look forward to reading your work, on an afternoon dedicated to catching up a bit. Your profile picture and 'bio' is totally captivating. Welcome to WOL!

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Hey Isobel, it's that Jonny Rodgers indeed. I'll join the group now and swell the numbers. Cheers!

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Hi Lynne - thanks for commenting on my Bucket poem. I guess I imagined some gollum-like creature, sort of human - scurrying round the London slums in Victoria's day, if I imagined anything. It's just a load of words really, and YOU try writing a poem about a bucket! :)

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thanks for comments on 'one night stands' im glad it sparked an idea, thats great x

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Thank you Larisa for your comment on Just give me a cowboy poet.
Thanks Hazel

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Yoo hoooooo. Would you be the same Johnny Rodgers who performed at the Tudor last night? Welcome to WOL and to the Tudor. There is a Tudor friends group you can join on here also. I think there are only about 4 peeps in it despite it being one of the best attended venues in the North West :) You will probably find a link to it on John Togher's page. x

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Hi Darren

Just wondered why you were posting your poems in the discussion forums, rather than as blogs? When you log in, there's a link at the top right hand of the page saying 'make blog entry' :)

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My GOD!!!! Where the heck did this hideous photo get taken???!!! Jeez, it doesn't flatter me whatosever. Thanks Winston, it will do for now until I can find a more flattering photo - oh, and add a sample of my work too.

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Hi there, Welcome to Write Out Loud. Winston

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Hi Marianne

Still writing old fasioned sloppy stuff occasionally. Win x

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Hello Cynthia. Just found your poetry and had an enjoyable and thoughtful time reading it.

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haha - it says more about you than me ;)
(kissing gate)

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Haha Houston - funny description there! Must admit, I had to turn it off myself within about 60 seconds! :D

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Hi Tom, Its the Iris for me but I do like lilies too. I had never heard of the NYTC till now that is! just had a quick listen to intercontinental track drift though. I think my cats run them a close second if you threw them into a small room full of musical intruments and scatterd a few flakes of tuna around the place. H

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A Poem entitled 'The Pull' by Graham Robinson (after divorce)

You go into a pub a club or a bar
it doesn't matter where you are-
you are looking good and smelling fine
perhaps you drinking some beer or wine-
you look around for that encouraging smile
then you sit quietly and wait for a while-
suddenly you catch a lady's fleeting glance
Yes! there is eye contact, it's not just chance-
you see her breasts rising both up and down
look she is smiling at you there is no frown-
you walk over slowly, smile and say Hi or hello
she thinks Oh bloody hell here we go-
you think she reminds you of your ex
she thinks you are like most men and just want sex-
you both feel that vital chemistry straight away
and you know that it is only a matter of time before you share that overnight stay!

(From my book 'Observations On Life' - available from Graham or www.countyvise)..this poem was read out by Graham on City talk FM.

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Hi Rob,

I have pasted in a temp photo of you for now as you said you were having a few probs. Just replace it and add some samples when you can. Winston

Comment is about Robert Goodier (poet profile)

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Hi Nick, 'Elegy for Youth' many thanks for the kind comments.

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Thanks for kind comment. You keep on writing - and I do also like the illustrations

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hi winston,
thanks for comment it was my first attempt. Thanks too for suggesting the "found" website, along the same lines "Snakeskin" online poetry are canvassing for found poems for their Feb edition.

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You have retrieved me from suspended animation....
tax reasons you see, I have to spend a certain time dead.... now you have awakened the beast you
must suffer the consequences of my poetry ha ha...
now where was I .... Oh yes ,The dank and drear... forsook thine rampasitodius flotulating mmmm...
Hope you are well Lady Lucan ;-) XXXX

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thanks Dave, no, it's the right one.. it's all in the lyrics.. :) thanks again, Debz x

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Sorry Laura I've only just seen your message from Nov 2nd. I'm glad that you're getting the better of things and you're probably right that when I wrote that I was probably in a similar frame of mind. I'll try for the next Tudor.

Cheers.

Neil:)

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Thanks for your comments about "The Man and the Boy". Yes, there's no doubt that between Mackay and Bremner my allegiance is as clear as between the fire and the fire brigade.

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..hello Marianne..many thanks for reading, and your inspiring comment..chris.

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thanks anthony - sometimes I reckon it's just good to do "other" things = invigorating. I think this is why a lot of folks like camping - it's getting you "out of the house" for a bit.

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Hello MC. Thanks for your thoughts on "Vertav alle ze vishiz gon?".
This is one the otter/mink didn't get - it died before it got it!
I got given 4 like this about 5 years ago. Only got 1 left now.

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thank you for the update Lynn.
you had a really nice time from what you say.

and a lovely welcome home from Mr.B!

Thanks Lynn.

Tricia and Stef.xx

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Thanks Peter for your comments Like your poetry very much Just read Wild Cat and the photo well; I can relate with that I carried a poor cat off the main road to a safe place The memory of it is still with me

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Like your sample Jean. I too am drawn to the spiritual element of poetry, but mine aren't as accessable as yours. Well done.

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Hey Dave, thanks for reading and commenting.

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Good evening Lynn.

so!
you had a 'smashing' time away-haha!

spooky that you two were on hols
the same time as us.

(great minds and all that!)

am I right in presuming
you were on your canal boat?
I,m sure you once told me you had one-?

want to thank you sincerely
for your comments on-
'Tumbling/Fountainous/All talk'

Patricia says hi,and thanks too.

love to you and Colin.xx

Comment is about Lynn Dye (poet profile)

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Liked 'Breakfast Pots'. Humorous topped with a light sprinkling of pathos. But really.. it struck me as sad and doesn't it sum us all up!

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Hi Ann

Thanks for commenting. It says "turning on"! The original was indeed, something along the lines of turn on, tune in, drop out but I couldn't get all that in. But as it is it does make sense, honest. x

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..thanks Laura..most lyrics about my travelling have been songs..bought my first guitar in Lagos..must use more images..cheers.

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.. thanks John ... this bird is from a sanctuary in Chorley ... and not the biggest !

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Hello John, re; Chattering of Twites, I'm here in the UK (Woking) when soon after hearing their unmistakable sound (which had everybody peering into the tree)I got home and switched on the telly and was astonished to hear the same sound albeit I did not get a good visual because of the dark. I am a member of a wildlife group and will run it by someone if I get the chance. We are getting some unusual birds here though having seen cormorants in canals etc. We also have quite a variety of hawks. Appreciate your comment and sorry to hear about your fish stocks.

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Aaaw! loved that, laughed out loud! I think I know someone like that? luv him x

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Christmas time! we do reminisce? missed love ones,I'm glad it's not cynical x

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Dear Dear Dearest Laura
Your comments are very much appreciated.
I wish I were a seducated as you :-)) I shall now go and look at Blake, and then contemplate my navel
Steve

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Hello Chris,

Been reading your work in admiration - you have an exceptional gift.

Marianne

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Topped....Topped Sugar Topped tumbler LOL xx

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Hi Mariane, I just couldn't help joining in. Win x

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Thanks for your comments on The Clackety-Clack, Gareth. Congratulations again on Weyfarers; I've tried them two or three times without success.

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Thanks for the advice Greg; bit new to this.....

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I'm glad you found me? I'm going to read your poems xx

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... commas, full stops... what's that then?
thanks Coopey (geoff)

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