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Richard Tyrone Jones

Wed 24th Jun 2009 12:09

He’ll be working on the decks with Biggie and Jam Master Jay,
Keeping Tupac off at arm’s length just in case,

This is the only bit that doesn't ring true. Peel enever played any gangster rap in all the time I was an obsessive

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<Deleted User> (5646)

Wed 24th Jun 2009 11:19

I'm with Daniel on this one. Powerful passion.
Somehow i don't sense sadness in this, it feels mor sensual than that, sensually powerful.
Maybe it's my erotic side showing i don't know.
It's almost tantric like the joining of two souls even when they're apart.

Janet :-)

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Wed 24th Jun 2009 10:54

Hi, i removed my photo and profile and took up an alias for a short while. Didn't work though so decided to just be me. I can't seem to upload photos to wol, it just won't go in which means mithering poor Paul in admin to do it for me. :-)

Are you thinking of coming along to the Tudor any time soon?
Good luck with your musical stuff. Are you doing gigs?

Janet.x

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Wed 24th Jun 2009 09:56

Hi Ros,
nice to see you here. I'll Look forward to reading what you write. :-)

Janet.x

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Jeff Dawson

Wed 24th Jun 2009 08:30

Hi Ctae, thanx for that, yes like getting it off my chest and will be reminding you of it when you start with the kids, Ha! Nice one, hope to see you soon, I'm bit behind so catch up with your latest poem soon, see ya Jeff X

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Deborah Jordan Bailey

Wed 24th Jun 2009 07:56

Although i used to get the M/boro train from Leeds, i got off before it reached it's destination. I have navigated thru it in an automobile a cupla times and stopped there once to go to that museum near a park with big black metal gates.
No,further west I be. In't North Yorkshire Dales. No city for miles and miles. lotsa sheepses and prettyness but not many shopses.Thing i made was cos of one of your lovely comments on my words. see ya, debz x

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Horace Thespider

Wed 24th Jun 2009 07:43

Janet
Thanks for your kind comment. I have been pursuing a musical comedy project with a friend for the past few months.
Why have you removed the photo of yourself. Are you undergoing metamorphosis?

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garside

Wed 24th Jun 2009 07:18

Hi all,

Thanks very much for taking the time to read my poem – moment and making comment it makes me smile to know that I can mess about with words and achieve : )

A little of Robert Lowell John – high praise indeed : )

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Isobel

Wed 24th Jun 2009 07:03

A very powerful one Cynthia. Anthony is right - your poem does make the reader feel the anguish of loss.

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clarissa mckone

Wed 24th Jun 2009 04:40

Your just naughty so Naughty! Your poems make me laugh all the time. Your latest is great!I think we all need a "shaved brazilian". Would be cleaner, cooler, less mess, all around a better deal for all.Tell me, do men sport a "shaved Cuban"? My own sick joke, Im sure, as I giggle and wonder if anyone else would get it.? xx

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clarissa mckone

Wed 24th Jun 2009 04:34

HI Aoife,
I like your poems, they have a raw sence of truth and life to them. nice work, keep it up, with love from Texas!

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Cynthia Buell Thomas

Wed 24th Jun 2009 01:52

Winston, thanks for your comment on The Parting. You solved one problem for me absolutely: I have dithered endlessly over 'my heartbeats measure the night' or 'my heartbeat measures the night'; I have spoken the line, sung the line, nearly dreamed the line ... and you're right ... you read what it should be. Thanks

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Gus Jonsson

Wed 24th Jun 2009 00:22

This is a great read... love it

Gus x

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Gus Jonsson

Wed 24th Jun 2009 00:20

Well who's a big girl now then


Good luck! just enjoy the pant's off it...

see ya soon

Gus x

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winston plowes

Wed 24th Jun 2009 00:06

Hi Rosalind, Go for it... we are a friendly group I hope you will find. Winston

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Graham Sherwood

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 23:14

You're not still on holiday are you? Time for work.

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Deborah Jordan Bailey

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 22:49

hi Jeff, thank you for your comments on Oyster.. when you getting to Heb? its not on next month tho, so I'm told. other x'iting stuff on instead. thanks again, deb x

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Graham Sherwood

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 22:26

Hello Cate. Many thanks for your kind comments about the two recent pieces. I'm very glad you liked them and felt moved to comment. Graham.

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Francine

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 21:10

Beautiful imagery in this...
with the last verse changing the tone...

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Deborah Jordan Bailey

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 21:09

thank you Gus, for your kind comments on Blackwater. I was going to come down for the next WOL but Winston told me it isn't on in july. The poetry in the woods thing looks good on Saturday but is it going to rain i wonder? I was hoping to see you at the last WOL night i went to, April i think it was. I was carrying with me a small thing i made for you but it returned back up north again and now it sits on my desk. it will travel with me by train in August for the next meeting unless you are off travelling the world that month. thanks again, deb x

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Val Cook

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 21:04

A great read Dave, like the way it`s set out. Happy too that the deer got away,it must follow the river.

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Francine

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 20:26

Adorable : )

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Francine

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 20:11

Awww...
Lovely imagery depicting such a lighthearted scene : )

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<Deleted User> (5573)

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 15:27

Sad day to see the demise of the poetry bus and you missed a treat for the barbie.

Dave, why don't you call this 'Radcliffe Road, Bolton' and submit it to http://www.rainycitystories.com

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sophie willan

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 15:12

Oh Great! Yes your feedback has really helped!! Thankyou!

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Isobel

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 14:33

Yes - glad you posted this Cate. It is easy to lose sight of the beauty of rhyming poetry - there is nothing quite like Shakespeare and this is a very clever poem.

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Isobel

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 14:00

Mmmm - someone threw you a challenge of writing a 12 syllabic nightmare - wouldn't mind taking a guess on who that was! lol x I tried doing that and ended up tying myself up in horrible knots. I think that if you perform a piece well enough you can lose the odd syllable here and there - just distract them with a sexy growl or a purrr here and there. Well done for taking up the challenge Janet - I like some of the imagery in here - it is very different - particlarly 'throat as dry as polystyrene solidified' - reminds me of how I feel after the Tudor sometimes!
Isobel x

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Tue 23rd Jun 2009 12:16

thanks Cate but it was only a virtual nightmare.
I asked someone to set me a challenge to get me writing something again. Didn't manage the criteria for it but it did get me writing again.

Janet.x

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<Deleted User>

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 11:05

lol yes was waiting for this ...remember you reading this in Stockport :-)

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Cate Greenlees

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 10:38

Ahhhh... Im living the nightmare with you Janet!.....usually a dream like this when something is pressing down on you ,and you feel like you`re drowning, means something is very amiss in your life. Lucky you to wake up and find it was only a cat!!
Cate xx

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Tue 23rd Jun 2009 10:17

Hi Horace,
nice to see you back.
I bloody hate spiders but you're such a nice guy.
I've had a go at being a subject of a poem, i enjoy experimenting in this sense.
Nice one, it has some humour with leafy images and i even saw a drainpipe and there isn't one mentioned in the poem. That has to be good.

Janet.x

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Tue 23rd Jun 2009 10:03

Oh the poor deer.
Oh you poor dear.
This comment could get a little confusing so i'll stop, right this second. :-)

Janet.x

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Cate Greenlees

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 09:46

What a wonderful web of spiderly sloth youve woven here Horace!!
Cate xx

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darren thomas

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 09:46

I'll tell you what. You've drank some fizzy pop!

I see you with a grandmother/auntie?
These short poems rely heavily on a really profound statement or a revelation right at the end.. They're held together with their determiners which can really reinforce what it is we're trying to say.
"as we watch
the faded picture
of your old
tv set"

OR

as we watch
a fading picture
from an old
tv. ?

As its currently written, it could be construed you are watching (or looking) at a 'photograph' of an old tv. Unlikely, I know - but possible.
The word 'set' is acting like a cork. It's obstructing the phonology of the vowel sound 'veeeee' and not allowing it to float away. That's how I read it anyway!

I remember you said you were a 'lousy' poet Emily. If I can use an unpoetic phrase here. EJM a lousy poet? My arse.

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<Deleted User>

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 09:35

Wonderful images,
I can't see a gazell shaped hole so it must have been extra to requirements.
Brittle and beautiful... like you.

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darren thomas

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 09:22

This is great. Simple is as simple be.

In the title Emily, you tell the reader about 'Star Wars'. I think that's enough for a reader to fill in the blanks if you later say 'and watch movies full of stars'. It's leaves a little something else for the reader to do - and maybe, bring on one of those - 'ahhhhh' moments.

Nice to see (and read) you back.

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sophie willan

Tue 23rd Jun 2009 01:35

Ha No I think there are women like this too....especially at kareoke bars ...Its a real place Charlies in Manchester and a very strange one at that. You always wonder why and how you eneded up there! If you have any constructive critisms please let me know because I am very new to the poetry thing and trying to learn as much as possible. Thanks. Take care.

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barrie singleton

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 23:27

Oh Isobel. If you were male and had years of psychological nous, you would not be fooled so.
There is another orator - lawyer, full of vacuous rhetoric, on the world scene. Be cool - watch and wait. Thanks for comment - I notice the anti-gravity is holding up.

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Jon

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 22:26

Absolutely love this! The imagery is fantastic in this piece! Magical!

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Jeff Dawson

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 22:21

Hi Deborah wonderful stuff, says so much in such few words, I think they said this about the atom bomb, or something similar! Jeff X

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Jeff Dawson

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 22:19

Again mysterious stuff with wonderful description, takes a bit of reading but worth it, best wishes JeffX

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Jeff Dawson

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 22:16

Hi Marianne, very interesting stuff and a bit of mystique in your lines nice one Jeff X

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Isobel

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 19:33

Your poem is clever as always Barrie - it was such a shame we ever fell for all that - and I had so much respect for Tony Blair-- still do in some ways - he just made one hell of a mistake.

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Cate Greenlees

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 15:26

Stars are good....
Cate xx

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Cate Greenlees

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 15:25

I like this. Something very innocent about it.
Cate xx

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Isobel

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 13:13

So love your little poems - they leave such a beautiful image.

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Mon 22nd Jun 2009 12:34

thanks win. took up your suggestion. sways fits nicely.

i'm really enjoying the poems i've been writing lately. been a lot of fun.

x

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winston plowes

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 10:06

Hi Andy, Thanks for reading and commenting on Father-like Son. Winston

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Dave Morgan

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 09:27

Perfectly true Winston , all happened in thirty seconds two weeks ago.

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clarissa mckone

Mon 22nd Jun 2009 02:47

Im sorry Lorretta, I cant even read the whole poem.I was married to a man that made children he never cared for so that his father would not kill him. I married him, he seemd fine in every way, except for a few now, that I look back on it. I think self control is a must. To tell the truth, I can get very upset with men and feel the need to be even and in the very distant past go with females. Never was it what i wanted. Im really trying to understand this go and do with anyone type of thing.Your poem was almost like reliving 12 years of hell. thanks. but good work as it did rage my mind.

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