I love the emotional pull you put into your writing. Can't wait to read more of your work. Welcome to WoL.

Comment is about curiousdud3 (poet profile)

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Welcome! I also find writing very cathartic. I’m looking forward to reading your poetry. Write on!

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Thanks for your like on
They Say

Comment is about D.W. Hamilton (poet profile)

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Thank you, Cynthia.

Comment is about Shehariah (poet profile)

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Welcome to WOL.

Comment is about Shehariah (poet profile)

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Love your sample poem...as a recovering addict I can relate...I definitely have my fair share of poems dealing with addiction, check them out whenever you have time....i will read some of your other ones soon as well...thanks

Jared

Comment is about Adalyn Winn (poet profile)

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Nicola, that is how I used to live, and I was really good at it. Now I’m learning to live vulnerably and honestly with myself and the ones around me.

Comment is about Shehariah (poet profile)

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Don, in what way did my poem on Coarse Work, offend?

And since you described it as 'what a load of rubbish,' it would be really nice to have your constructive take on it.

Might prevent my going down a dodgy road again in future. P.

Comment is about Don Matthews (poet profile)

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Hello! Salamat sa comment sa akong tula nga, "Salom". Do you happen to be Bisaya? Nice meeting you in this platform! All the best in your artistry!

Comment is about David Gabriel Caplan (poet profile)

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Angel wings, step over me, not haunting but helping me x

Comment is about someone you don’t know right now (poet profile)

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Tucked away from love and harm and hurt alike x

Comment is about Shehariah (poet profile)

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that's what they claim.
but I don't believe it.
Why does sweat still pour
into my summer eyes
and leave them burning
well into night?

Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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Shifa, you are very welcome. And I’m glad to hear that. You are a talented poet. And thank you again for your kind words.

Comment is about Shehariah (poet profile)

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When pain arrives
we feel sensation-
When will it decline?
upon cremation!
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Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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If a Cortizone shot doesn't work
a bullet will.
Then....on to embalming!
hahaha

Comment is about kimberly (poet profile)

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Thanks for liking "Poem By The Stream", I value your comments.

Comment is about Vautaw (poet profile)

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What a wonderful expression of words (your sample). !

Comment is about Emeka Collins (poet profile)

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Po, you are very encouraging. You have huge talent and to read your kind words is very uplifting for me. Thank you for your welcome.

Comment is about Shehariah (poet profile)

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I try to be creative
sometimes like Frankenstein
I create Monsters!
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Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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Comment is about Dan Webber (poet profile)

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Wow. Thank you so much for your comment! That was one of my more vulnerable pieces so i treasure your positive feedback.

Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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Are you Ok Damon?

Comment is about Damon Blackery (poet profile)

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Thank you for your comment on "The Lonely Room".
Dedicated to all those in Nursing Homes
who because of the Chinavirus cannot see their families.

Comment is about julie callaghan (poet profile)

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Wendy thanks for your comment this morning xxx

Comment is about Wendy A Higson (poet profile)

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Glad to be here. Thanks for noticing !

Comment is about D.W. Hamilton (poet profile)

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Hey Abagayle!
I can tell there is a lot you have inside you through your work but never give up on writing.
I know this place would be safe your poems.

Ak

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Comment is about Gaia Holmes (poet profile)

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Harry Day, the Royal Flying Corps First World War fighter ace, remarked that “rules are for the obeyance of fools, and the guidance of wise men". Harry Day was captured by the Germans in WW2 and repeated helped others to escape and many times attempted to escape himself. He finally escaped, stealing a VW car and driving it to Allied lines. Harry continually fought against the rules set against him, and in doing so, he saved many lives.

Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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Your enthusiasm
appears on the wane,
perhaps because
there are no possums in Spain!

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Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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Thank you!

Comment is about Chris Bunton (poet profile)

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Hi Ray - apropos your comment and its inclusion of Grenfell Tower on "Sutures and Futures", it has been given a racial slant by a black QC at the current enquiry hearing. How easy it is to make this type of
aspersion - as if the emergency personnel might have agreed to
some "selective" response! No positive recognition that a valuable
portion of social housing in central London seemed occupied almost completely by those originating from outside these islands rather
than those in need from the indigenous English/British population.
The tragedy originating in one of the flats seems to have allowed this to be overshadowed and ignored. Something about road, hell and
good intentions comes to mind.

Comment is about ray pool (poet profile)

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Welcome to WOL sibaa.
I see from your work someone here has a way with rhyme.
Hope you find your rhythm here

Ak

Comment is about sibaa (poet profile)

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Welcome to WOL Vee.
I hope this wild flower could outstand this garden of roses.

Ak

Comment is about Vee (poet profile)

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Emeka, You are gifted with the most exquisite ability to use your vocabulary to the full. Your poems are beautifully crafted with a wealth of imagination therein. From where do you achieve such mastery of the language and expression?

Keep writing
Keith

Comment is about Emeka Collins (poet profile)

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My poetry
is quite queer
slightly deranged
it does appear,
yet my reputation's
very clear
my poetry worse
than people hear!
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Comment is about Jennifer Malden (poet profile)

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I am serious
not delirious-
to suggestions
I'm impervious!
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Comment is about Jennifer Malden (poet profile)

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Thank you so much Keith for your comment on my poem.
Your poems house intense experience and thoughts.
I will always love to read them.

Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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Welcome to WOL

Keith

Comment is about Emeka Collins (poet profile)

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Thanks Cynthia for the kind comment on A Visit to Vulcan. Glad you found something in it.

Jnnifer

Comment is about Cynthia Buell Thomas (poet profile)

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Thanks for the like!

Comment is about branwell kent (poet profile)

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Do masks really save lives?
it's debatable.
Each individual should be allowed to make that decision.
There is no law that says the state can make you wear a mask.
Once liberty is taken away, it's awful hard to get it back.
See Cuba or Venezuela or Red China!

Comment is about julie callaghan (poet profile)

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Thanks for reading
"Retrieving the Morning Paper".
It was a fun poem for me to write.
I hope you had fun reading it.

Comment is about Stephen Gospage (poet profile)

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Thanks for the like, AJ.

A

Comment is about Aj (poet profile)

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The beard poem was just all in fun
I see from your photo
you really don't have much of a beard
so you have nothing to worry about.
No birds in beard for you!
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Comment is about Tom (poet profile)

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all in fun.
I really like beards.
Santa's is my favorite.
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Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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Nicola Beckett I am glad to hear that ☺

Comment is about Maatla Mog (poet profile)

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The following is a comment to Keith Jeffries:

That poem was just a joke.
I am not opposed to beards in real life.
I wish I could grow one.
and men who have them are not really lazy
because it's more work trimming a beard
then it is just being clean shaven.
If you have a beard, more power to you!
Just keep the birds out of it.
You will do fine!
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Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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Thanks once again, Avi.

A

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Comment is about AVISHEK GHOSH (poet profile)

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Hi Tom!

Thank you for the like!

Regards,

A

Comment is about Tom (poet profile)

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Thanks for the like. I'm so happy you found it worth your while to read my amateur stuff.

A

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