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Caroline

Thu 8th Nov 2007 10:57

Freda! - your are superb. thanks for the magic...

peace n poetry, caroline, xx

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Caroline

Thu 8th Nov 2007 10:46

...love your flow! xx

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Malcolm Saunders

Thu 8th Nov 2007 10:09

Thanks Clarissa.

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clarissa mckone

Thu 8th Nov 2007 02:56

I lived in Austin over 20 years, this is perfect, I have seen them and you made it come alive again! thanks

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Pete Crompton

Wed 7th Nov 2007 15:42

Welcome!

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Malcolm Saunders

Tue 6th Nov 2007 10:52

Hi Sophie

Thanks for your comments and for following my links. Firstly the click throughs to gambling sites. I am afraid I don't know what these are unless they are advertisements by the hosts of my website. I do not gamble myself. As far as I am concerned anybody who wishes to gamble should be free to do so and I would not censor advertisements, but it seems a rather silly activity.

I am certainly a strong advocate of free markets and the economics of von Mises is not only sane sounding it works. Most notably it works to remove more people from the misery of poverty than any form of state intervention has ever succeeded in doing.

It is a tragedy that most of the world lives in economic misery. There are many causes for this and none of them come from free market activity. Major causes are protectionism by the rich nations and the maintenance in power of murderous, thieving dictatorships by international aid schemes and NGO's. It is actually the mega rich, like Gates and Buffett, who are doing most to alleviate 3rd world misery through their well run charities.

Obviously there is much that we could debate, but perhaps a poetry site is not the best place to do it. Can you separate art from the artist? No, probably not. That sometimes troubles me when I know of the racism, sexism and bigotry of the poets whose work I admire. Life isn't easy. Please feel free to contact me if you wish to challenge my views or put anything to me.

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clarissa mckone

Tue 6th Nov 2007 01:10

its lovely, perfect in every way.

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clarissa mckone

Tue 6th Nov 2007 00:59

na your no prat and its not your fault that I havent a clue about tech terms on poetry.I would love to know what it is, if you ever have the time to explain. thanks

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Malcolm Saunders

Mon 5th Nov 2007 09:08

Sorry. Last verse but one. I will try to speak English in future and avoid being a prat.

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clarissa mckone

Mon 5th Nov 2007 03:10

well malcolm, thanks for the cool story. I would have never noticed it, not sure what a penultimate stanza is.thanks

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Julian (Admin)

Sun 4th Nov 2007 16:21

A fabulous poem, Morag. Some great lines in it, my favourites being:
Woman growing, woman stretching,
Through the shiny skin of girl

the woman growing through the girl is such a fantastic image

and

Through my blood new life is flowing,
Through my veins all futures pass.

the role of women in continuing the species is write small but understand large, in these two lines.

Though one line does not scan, for me:
So may taint me, saint, paint me,

I feel there is a syllable missing. But perhaps I am wrong?

Thank you for such a fabulous poem.

Julian

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Malcolm Saunders

Sun 4th Nov 2007 11:17

Thanks very much Clarissa.This is an account of an actual event. Travellers put their horses into a field next to a house I used to live in. They were there for some time and we enjoyed their presence. When the stallion was delivered one day everything changed. and it was pretty much as I describe in the poem.

Sorry I have noticed a typo. It should say 'crunching' in the last line of the penultimate stanza.

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clarissa mckone

Sun 4th Nov 2007 02:30

i was in a car accident today, not feeling well. im ok just very tired have to work sunday on matthews b-day.

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clarissa mckone

Sat 3rd Nov 2007 15:24

wow, its really very good. the ending took me by surprise. thanks

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Pete Crompton

Sat 3rd Nov 2007 11:55

oops i posted the wrong audio link!!

No its not auto biog apart from Miss Davies who was my crush at school!

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clarissa mckone

Sat 3rd Nov 2007 04:38

you know what? You read very well, its like listening to a show, very animanted, wish I was as good as you are. good job on that audio!

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clarissa mckone

Sat 3rd Nov 2007 03:35

well thats a different poem on audio, its called come along dear, its interesting, seems like a convo between to people that are kinda rude to eachother, reminds me a little of my grandparents, except naught, and they never were naughty, its amazing they had any kids! its a good poem, just hope its not real for you.

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clarissa mckone

Fri 2nd Nov 2007 18:39

nice poems

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clarissa mckone

Fri 2nd Nov 2007 17:36

this is an amazing poem about the testing done on animals in the name of science and product safty for humans. It burns me to the core that they do this, I do the best that I can NOT to purchase products that are tested on animals. They do the most stupid things like spray mouth wash in their eyes, of course it hurtsand would harm a human, however if your stupid enough as a human to get it in your eyes then...well, must be retarded. ah great job!

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Malcolm Saunders

Fri 2nd Nov 2007 16:37

Merci mesdames. Viva les vivre, lament pas les morts. N'est ce pas.

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clarissa mckone

Fri 2nd Nov 2007 13:24

this is a very nice poem,I enjoyed reading it, thanks

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Fri 2nd Nov 2007 13:24

Aperitifs-a-Plenty and the recrudescence of decency to intellectual joy to you! You are an harlequin with a wooden ruff which people mistake for a picnic table, spreading their molecular gastronomic foams like sterile cuckoo spit across it. Hey, but they're the kind of people who can find Nature in an upturned tub of generic curry powder, so what the hell! Lord-a-bless thee for thy beautifully conditioned, cask-matured words!

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Fri 2nd Nov 2007 12:35

Je suis tres triste pour les frogs. Zut alors, les mauvais autres qui mange les petits bebes. Je regarde les frogs avec joie. Pauvre, pauvre petit betes! Je parle Manglaisfrancurdle. Oui? Bien sur je do just that.
Fantastique, Malpoet!

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Malcolm Saunders

Fri 2nd Nov 2007 09:40

Malcolm Saunders

Thu 1st Nov 2007 08:49

Thanks Clarissa. This vile crime has never left my mind. I know there are awful murders all the time, but this was particularly sadistic.

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clarissa mckone

Thu 1st Nov 2007 01:58

that was a very sad day, stupid people are every place, great poem

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Paul F Blackburn

Wed 31st Oct 2007 11:44

Videos is the first phase in what promises to be some thing quite special

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darren thomas

Sun 28th Oct 2007 08:51

Pete, I'm fast running out of superlatives for your work and this piece, both its contents and your vocal delivery, are superb.
Two of my children were born at Billinge Hospital by the way. It didn't look much different than your picture!
Anyway, once again, an excellent piece of poetry. Now, if you don't mind I'm off to get older.

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Gemma Lees

Sat 27th Oct 2007 11:43

Wow! Chinese food AND plastic furniture, I can but dream....

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Malcolm Saunders

Sat 27th Oct 2007 10:38

Went to the Chinese last night. Ate crap. Talked about the fine plastic furniture endlessly. Chin highly polished. About to be divorced.

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Malcolm Saunders

Sat 27th Oct 2007 10:32

Thanks Clarissa. I appreciate your comments.

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clarissa mckone

Sat 27th Oct 2007 05:39

nice, i like it, reads very well. thanks

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clarissa mckone

Sat 27th Oct 2007 03:04

HI Derek, these are very nice poem. thanks

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clarissa mckone

Sat 27th Oct 2007 01:28

the pic fits the poem very well, my really long comment went to this poem and pic. I have this pic, good job

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Gemma Lees

Fri 26th Oct 2007 22:58

I went to KFC then back to me flat to watch Sky till me brain melted and I fell asleep! Haha! But strangley, whilst doing so I did stroke my chin (covering it in chip grease) and discuss the architecture of my living room 'mmm, what an interesting 1970's fire place...'

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Malcolm Saunders

Fri 26th Oct 2007 20:45

Hi Gem

Welcome to the sane and sensible world of Malpoetry. On return from Bordelleaux, Pam and I went to an absurdly expensive and pretentious restaurant where we had about 8 courses of tiny pieces of food and froth, then we went to York to visit our granddaughter at Uni where we stayed in a smarty pants hotel with yet another restaurant meal. Drove through glorious English countryside to the Lake District and another flash Hotel, Dinner in a swanky restaurant and then drove home. Never stroked my chin once and hardly ever commented on the architecture and paintings.

Retired Chinny Winny.

Revolutionary working class poet.

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Gemma Lees

Thu 25th Oct 2007 10:07

ah now doesn't it feel better to admit you're a chinny winny after all?!

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clarissa mckone

Thu 25th Oct 2007 03:06

OK Dave... I need more poems of yours to read!!! takr care clarissa

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clarissa mckone

Wed 24th Oct 2007 00:46

Dave, Go Jack Go is very funny, I enjoyed it very much and think I understand it. you have a sharp mind, would not want to debate you ever! thanks clarissa

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clarissa mckone

Tue 23rd Oct 2007 03:05

I think its a wonderful poem, seems you have been watching the same people that I have! great job wonderful poem keep up the fab work! thanks

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clarissa mckone

Mon 22nd Oct 2007 03:44

very nice ideas, I like the poem very much, its too bad the world is going to shit, all we can hope in is Gods love for humans. thanks

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Dave Morgan

Fri 19th Oct 2007 11:23

Thanks Val, there's a update on my biog age, glad you enjoyed it.

Dave

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clarissa mckone

Thu 18th Oct 2007 03:34

I enjoyed your poems very much, thanks

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clarissa mckone

Thu 18th Oct 2007 03:21

thats a very interesting way to write a poem, I enjoyed it. thanks

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clarissa mckone

Thu 18th Oct 2007 02:30

theye are really very nice poems, thanks

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clarissa mckone

Thu 18th Oct 2007 01:57

I love this, your so good!

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Christine Cummings

Tue 16th Oct 2007 14:59

Peeeteerr,

Where will I find the lyrics to your poems ? Great night at Click Clack last night.

Christine aka Betty


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Gemma Lees

Wed 10th Oct 2007 00:30

Thanks for your comments, what a nice suprise that was! :)
Deep Down is a beautiful (if tragic) song and I really enjoyed hearing you read it, but next time will you sing?!

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Tue 9th Oct 2007 23:56

I love these.

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Tue 9th Oct 2007 23:31

Especially like the first two. I like intense poetry - you are a writer after my own heart.

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