Yu did a good kon job on us there! Luved it1
Cate xx
Comment is about A Yukon Tale . . . (blog)
Original item by Anthony Emmerson
I like this Nash. Simple but quite profound.
Cate xx
Comment is about Pandoraβs Box (blog)
Original item by Nash
I have to agree with everything said Marianne. A very powerful piece of work.
Cate xx
Comment is about Pandora's Box (blog)
Original item by Marianne Daniels
A lovely reading of your interesting take on the title. I like your first four lines... they cleverly lead the way into the rest of the theme.
Cate xx
Comment is about pandora's jar (blog)
Original item by Ann Foxglove
<Deleted User> (4235)
Sat 22nd May 2010 21:48
Hi, Winston. My dreams are a definite source of inspiration, spiraling into a million thoughts.
Thank you. :)
Comment is about Exist (Based on last night's dream) (blog)
Loved this Melissa, good to see a recent one from you, and inspired by a dream too, fab. You could go anywhere from those first 3 lines which grabbed my attension briliantly. Win
Comment is about Exist (Based on last night's dream) (blog)
On the whole Dave, I agree. Nicely put. Win
Comment is about Dead End (blog)
Original item by Dave Dunn
Liked this Pandora poem very much. as it has been said "Gentle / powerful / sad" Win :-)
Comment is about Pandora`s Box (blog)
Original item by Cate
I enjoyed reading this Ansy... a modernistic and clever take on the theme.
Cate xx
Comment is about Pandora's lost Box (blog)
Original item by Andy N
Hum... its like saying we `re not responsible for our own actions cos its all in the genes! A clever take on it though.
Cate xx
Comment is about Pandora's Box Rap (blog)
<Deleted User> (7075)
Sat 22nd May 2010 20:37
Hi Josh, welcome to WOL. Enjoy.Maybe see you at Bolton WOL. Winston
Comment is about Josh Coates (poet profile)
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<Deleted User> (7075)
Sat 22nd May 2010 20:21
Hi cynthia welcome to WOL. I hope you enjoy the site and find something that interests you. Winston
Comment is about Cynthia Greenwood (poet profile)
Original item by Cynthia Greenwood
Found this today, made me laugh out loud...
"For those of us who cannot spell
I name this website ROL"
x Win
Comment is about Ann Foxglove (poet profile)
Original item by Ann Foxglove
<Deleted User> (6895)
Sat 22nd May 2010 18:35
spooky comment for you Dave-I was in mind of doing poem on triassic period-'prehistoric memories in shifting sand caverns'-etc etc-just before you popped this good one on.Enjoyed nevertheless-Stefan.
Comment is about Dead End (blog)
Original item by Dave Dunn
I have to agree with the powerful imagery at work here Marianne...
so many exquisite lines. Brilliant!
Francine x
Comment is about Pandora's Box (blog)
Original item by Marianne Daniels
LOL Anthony!
I love your comment on my poem 'Pandora's Affliction'...
It made my day - You have a wonderful sense of humour! I wrote the poem first, which in turn inspired my choice of photo.
Francine x
Comment is about Anthony Emmerson (poet profile)
Original item by Anthony Emmerson
Thanks Win, mine neither, I walked to school, but there was always THAT girl at school who was more grown up than everyone else, who was always otherworldly.
Comment is about BACK-SEAT BRENDA (blog)
Original item by Nash
Indeed, A.E., seems like we never learn. Those girls are always ahead of us every step. Cheers, Nash
Comment is about BACK-SEAT BRENDA (blog)
Original item by Nash
<Deleted User> (4235)
Sat 22nd May 2010 17:08
Thank you, Dave. I didn't realize it was a scientific fact. I wonder if remembering dreams from a long time ago is better in women than men too.
Comment is about Exist (Based on last night's dream) (blog)
.... but please don't feel you have to comment again.
Cx
Comment is about Isobel (poet profile)
Original item by Isobel
Thank-you - removed it 'cos I thought it isn't much good ... but then again I'm not having the best of days. I shall put it back. :)
Cx
Comment is about Isobel (poet profile)
Original item by Isobel
What an intriguing and atmospheric poem. Apparently it is a scientific fact that women are better at recalling their dreams than men. Recalling the facts is one thing but the mood and feelings is another, and this does it very well.
Comment is about Exist (Based on last night's dream) (blog)
Hi Anthony - thank you for your kind comments on my voice! Maybe I could do those voiceovers for the M&S food commercials they used to have - " mmmm broccoli" - with lots of practice I might be able to make it sound sexy! (Maybe not!!) ;-) (And hey!"a voluptuous vixen, both feisty and foxy" - are you talkin' about me? Just jokin'! It's a good line tho, might add it to my poet's profile! LOL!)
Comment is about Anthony Emmerson (poet profile)
Original item by Anthony Emmerson
Pete Crompton
Sat 22nd May 2010 09:31
Hi Anthony, thanks for the input on my last scribbling, theres a word I invented in there and a spelling! but yes we need to keep the worship a secret dunwe? hoping you ok.
Comment is about Anthony Emmerson (poet profile)
Original item by Anthony Emmerson
I love this photo - reading poetry whilst the Howcroft burns ... at least you're not fiddling.
Cx
Comment is about Howcroft, Bolton February 2010 (photo)
Thanks for commenting Anthony. And for the (?)compliment. Too young? I'm in my 50s but do remember Michael Miles and Hughie Green, the TV titans of their era. Strange, looking back, what we were gripped by.
Comment is about Anthony Emmerson (poet profile)
Original item by Anthony Emmerson
Yes, Many great lines in this Andy...
'like listening to a row of dominos
crashing down in totally
the wrong order.'
'trying to give the impression
of Greek goddesses'
'they will return to everyday life
like a pair of overstuffed vampires,'
And the ending too : )
Comment is about Pandora's lost Box (blog)
Original item by Andy N
Anticipation...
Love these last two verses Cate:
'Within my hands
I hold the key
The future
All that is to be'
'I slowly open
Up my eyes
The world in waiting
Gently sighs..'
Comment is about Pandora`s Box (blog)
Original item by Cate
Hi Alison,
Clever, crafted - and a little cruel! Brings the tale right up to date.
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandora's Box (blog)
Original item by Alison Smiles
Hi Gus,
A worthy intro to the theme. You're right of course - you can't win the cake - but this might take the biscuit!
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandora's Box (blog)
Original item by Gus Jonsson
Hi Nash,
Simple profundity - just so long as you don't confuse it with the chamber pot! :-)
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandoraβs Box (blog)
Original item by Nash
Hi Marianne,
You juggle words, sounds and meanings seamlessly. Particularly liked:
"the one that smiles in the stretch of the sleeve"
"she is a folly of seasons"
and others previuosly mentioned. I would still love to hear an audio of your reading, as I'm never convinced I'm hearing it as you intend it. Go on, treat us all!
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandora's Box (blog)
Original item by Marianne Daniels
Hi Ann,
Can't add much to previous comments unfortunately; except to say that I loved your conclusion (and you already know I love the voice - move over Ms Lumley!)
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about pandora's jar (blog)
Original item by Ann Foxglove
Hi Cate,
got here late so I can't add much I'm afraid. Liked the reference to Blake and the partial enjambment though!
Will she/won't she? She's a woman - of course she will! ;-)
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandora`s Box (blog)
Original item by Cate
Hi Steven,
You certainly "felt the dark side" with this one. Uncle Darth would be proud.
Near my roots in the Peak District there is a village called Hope. I would love to move there; not because it's a wonderful place to live, (it probably is) but simply to be able to open a conversation with the words "I live in Hope."
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandora's Box (blog)
Original item by Steven Kenny
Hi Dave,
I'm sad I got to this after it had been ably dissected! Maybe she should have "taken the money." But I suspect you are way too young for that particular reference!
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandora haiku (blog)
Original item by Dave Bradley
Hi Andy,
Loved "a row of dominos crashing down in totally the wrong order." By the way, you don't happen to have their address by any chance? ;-)
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandora's lost Box (blog)
Original item by Andy N
Hi Cynthia,
I want to comment on this but I have to admit you have me completely flummoxed. Mind you, that's not too difficult. I will return later, when I feel sure all your mysteries will be revealed.
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandora's Box (blog)
Original item by Cynthia Buell Thomas
Hi Val,
Sounds like Zeus had a pretty good idea when he gave a woman a mystery box - and told her not to open it! I'll bet it was shaped like a shoebox too! Like giving a bloke a copy of The Sun and telling him not to look at page three! We are soooo predictable . . .
Best regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandora`s Legacy (blog)
Original item by Valerie Cook
Liked this one, I can picture the scene now (Isn't that what we are all trying to do with words?) Ah yes. Win
P.S. My school bus trips were nothing like this!
Comment is about BACK-SEAT BRENDA (blog)
Original item by Nash
"witness at Christmas" - clever!
Personally I'm a dyslexic/Agnostic. Stay up most nights just wondering if there really is a dog . . .
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Pandora's Box Rap (blog)
Hi Nash,
You highlight a cruel trick here; that at that age you have all the desire, but none of the knowledge. Maybe it will come to me soon . . .
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about BACK-SEAT BRENDA (blog)
Original item by Nash
Great read Ray.
Love your train of thought - and there's much to think about here. Neat conclusion too.
Regards,
A.E.
Comment is about Mad History: The Early Egyptians (blog)
Thank to all that have commented .... I'm so sorry to have bin away and unable to respond to you all individually .... but that s muh life at the mo... jest hectic....
Once again many many thanks
Gus
Comment is about Pandora's Box (blog)
Original item by Gus Jonsson
I guess he was after a donation of some kind. Mmmmmmmmmm nice job...
I so envy you that one.... LOL LOL LOL xx
Comment is about Anthony Emmerson (poet profile)
Original item by Anthony Emmerson
Ta for the Pandora words. It's always easier to blame the gods rather than Man, I find.
Comment is about Isobel (poet profile)
Original item by Isobel
Cynthia, thanks for the kind comments on my poems. The Egyptian thing is part of a spoof series I'm doing.I used to be a Psychiatric Nurse, despite this I have a good understanding of mental illness!There's another stiletto jab.
Comment is about Cynthia Buell Thomas (poet profile)
Original item by Cynthia Buell Thomas
Cate Greenlees
Sat 22nd May 2010 22:53
Te he he....thats a poxy story!
Catexx
ps luv it!
Comment is about . . . of varts and tickers (blog)
Original item by Anthony Emmerson