It pays to advertise, Stephen.
And thanks for the Like, Stephen A.
Comment is about WHY DON'T WOMEN LIKE ME? (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Thanks, Holden. I think even Vladimir and Estragon must have seen a silver lining on this basis.
Comment is about Absurd (blog)
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They'll be throwing themselves at you after this, John (the women, I mean).
Comment is about WHY DON'T WOMEN LIKE ME? (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Thankyou, MC. And for the Like, Holden.
Comment is about WHY DON'T WOMEN LIKE ME? (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
JC - answer to your question: Her original message has hardly gone unnoticed. But while a little of what you fancy does you good. too much runs the risk of being counter-productive.
Now answer my questions about what is NOT talked about. ?
Comment is about WHO IS IT? (blog)
Original item by M.C. Newberry
I drove back to London from Ash Vale, Surrey last Friday and
my journey along the M3 was accompanied by a series of vivid
night sky firework displays that made the trip less boring than
usual. Welcome companions while they lasted; light and sparkle
without the noise (car windows shut).
Comment is about Friendly fire (blog)
Original item by Greg Freeman
Ah...one of those questions that never seem to get answered.
But the pleasure of hearing this makes it worth the asking. ?
Comment is about WHY DON'T WOMEN LIKE ME? (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Comforting - like a cup of hot cocoa. Friendships that stand the
test of time are to be treasured.
Comment is about Old Friends (blog)
Original item by julie callaghan
Thanks Greg, very interesting. Macca does have a surprisingly avant garde side that often goes ignored. I always enjoyed his collaboration with allen ginsberg - ballad of the skeletons I think.
Comment is about When Sir Paul McCartney met Paul Muldoon: former Beatle and poet discuss the song lyrics (article)
Original item by Greg Freeman
Thanks for the likes and kind comments.
Comment is about Autumn Woodland (blog)
Original item by julie callaghan
Sun 7th Nov 2021 12:10
No comments posted yet
I hope there's at least one,
but quite possibly, regrettably
most likely there'll be none.
Comment is about Sea Dog (blog)
Original item by d.knape
Thank you Stephen Gospage.
Well noted M.C Newberry, corrections have been effected.
Comment is about LIGHT TO YOUR DARKNESS (blog)
Original item by CHIMAOGE NWAIGBO
I missed this one, Kev. another cracker.
Comment is about Mi Mam's Take On Contraception (blog)
Original item by kJ Walker
A lovely autumnal picture, painted in words.
Comment is about Autumn Woodland (blog)
Original item by julie callaghan
Thank you Jennifer.
Mi Mam wasn't usually so clever with her replies, so this one stuck in my mind.
Comment is about Mi Mam's Take On Contraception (blog)
Original item by kJ Walker
I hope to give it a run out on Thurs.
Comment is about LA VIE EN ROSE (PART 2) (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
It’s only got currency at Well Spoken, Kev. If I get chance I’ll do it.
Comment is about WHY DON'T WOMEN LIKE ME? (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Cheers Keith for comment on "Listening then a smile" ?
Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)
Original item by keith jeffries
Is this a new un. I've not heard it before. I was laughing from beginning to end. Hope you do it on Thursday.
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Comment is about LA VIE EN ROSE (PART 2) (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Ha.
It's the shirts that do it.
See you Thursday, all being well.(wearing a flowery number)
Comment is about WHY DON'T WOMEN LIKE ME? (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
I enjoyed reading your summation of this occasion Greg, true journalistic presentation . Without concern for the lyrics themselves, one of my early ventures was to take a dozen or so of their songs and re arrange them as ragtime pieces, they all seemed to work well in that format. Luckily the album was used by the BBC for intermission use for which I received a one off fee.
Ray
Comment is about When Sir Paul McCartney met Paul Muldoon: former Beatle and poet discuss the song lyrics (article)
Original item by Greg Freeman
Brevity with sincere beauty
Thanks
Keith
Comment is about Listening then a smile (blog)
Original item by Tommy Carroll
Well done Louise. Good to catch up with the back story. Thanks Greg. Wigan pulls it off again.
Comment is about When Little Amal met Louise the poet in Wigan ... (article)
Original item by Greg Freeman
An excellent poetic picture of my walk today
Comment is about Autumn Woodland (blog)
Original item by julie callaghan
Thanks for the likes folks.
Comment is about Winter Treasure Chest (blog)
Original item by julie callaghan
Thanks for the likes Stephen G.
Comment is about Phoenix Rising (blog)
Original item by julie callaghan
Thanks for the likes folks.
Comment is about Charlie Churchmouse (blog)
Original item by julie callaghan
Thanks for the likes and lovely comment Stephen A.
Comment is about Tarn Hows (blog)
Original item by julie callaghan
Thanks for your comments Anthony, Laura, kelan and Danny ?
Comment is about I love Bill Hicks (while being tickled) (blog)
Original item by Tommy Carroll
Loss and muted indifference has no obligation to enquire nor excuse events Mike.
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Comment is about The World and Mirror (blog)
Original item by Tommy Carroll
Thanks a lot to Mark Jordyn Stephen Julie Stephen Aisha Holden and Pete for your likes.
Glad you like it Jennifer. I've tried to learn it for lighting the fire each time. It seems to burn better - haha!
Ray
Comment is about GRACE (blog)
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John, yes it's always good to keep up the pressure on governments.
Comment is about WHO IS IT? (blog)
Original item by M.C. Newberry
So is she trying to do a good thing, fellas? It’s an irksome little question, it seems.
Comment is about WHO IS IT? (blog)
Original item by M.C. Newberry
Sat 6th Nov 2021 02:02
with 3 kids
I imagine
there was no Change left.
?
A new ink blot test?
Comment is about Graham Sherwood (poet profile)
Original item by Graham Sherwood
Very sexy and your erotic tones mimic those of a voyeur. Well done .
Comment is about Louis Audet (poet profile)
Original item by Louis Audet
Meanwhile, a volcano in Palma continues to spew out vast
emissions of noxious fumes into the air and no "expert""
banging on about climate change has appeared to discuss
the content and its effect in any way on the MSM for our information. Link that to activity above and below sea level
in any given year and let us have a debate about what this
does to our atmosphere while we address our own various
harmful ways.
The deafening silence causes eyebrows to lift when the frighteners about humanity's effect are applied with ever greater force and we cover our beautiful land and sea coast
with monstrosities that produce next to nothing for energy
even when the wind actually blows. Politics and science in
close alignment are always worth keeping an eye on.
One needs power and control, the other money and influence.
Debate...open and frequent and above all, meticulously informed; that's not too much to ask, is it? ? Voltaire seems
to be on my side about the worth of questions over answers!.
Comment is about WHO IS IT? (blog)
Original item by M.C. Newberry
In the modern media world, there is pressure on public figures to "lighten up" and "show their real selves", however horrible this may be (Ed Balls comes to mind). It is to Greta Thunberg's credit that she does not seem to care about this but remains laser-focused on her main environmental message.
It seems to me that she is a thorn in the side of big business, rather than being used by it.
Having said that, it's good when a poem raises issues and sets off debate. Much better than some sad bloke writing about leaf blowers......
Comment is about WHO IS IT? (blog)
Original item by M.C. Newberry
Yes, alternative titles are available, John. And the alternative product is a rake, which is not a great way to end up and which makes slow progress. I suppose there is a theme of disappearing youth in this somewhat trivial verse.
Telboy - I feel you pain. It happened to us once.
Thanks to MC, Jordyn, Stephen A, Aisha and Holden for the likes.
Comment is about Leaf Blower (blog)
Original item by Stephen Gospage
You should definitely write a book Jordyn, I'd read it. You're able to place the reader in the shoes of your subject. I was there & I don't even smoke! ...and I'm a man! ... well, sometimes ?
Nice one
Comment is about A Little Less Lonely (Finally.) (blog)
Original item by Jordyn Elizabeth
An intriguing poem from an unusual stance.
Thanks
Keith
Comment is about Forgotten Myself (blog)
Original item by Aisha Suleman
Thought provoking DK. However I think my parents were too busy to worry about change, bringing three of us up on very little money. Sadly we have changed into a society with too much time on our hands (leisure etc) and complain bitterly if anything gets in the way of our ability to do what we want.
Comment is about Change (blog)
Original item by d.knape
JC says.................
It is rather threatening for we old men to be lectured by a young girl.
If you have an eight years old granddaughter it's incredibly threatening!
Comment is about WHO IS IT? (blog)
Original item by M.C. Newberry
Save the planet John? She ought to focus on overpopulation, that's the real cause of the planet's destruction, and ultimately will cause the demise of mankind.
Comment is about WHO IS IT? (blog)
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I think she is trying to save the planet, Telboy and MC. Do you oppose that?
Comment is about WHO IS IT? (blog)
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Stephen Gospage
Sun 7th Nov 2021 21:27
Very good, Julie. It makes me regret that I have lost touch with my school friends.
Comment is about Old Friends (blog)
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