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Nicola Beckett

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 13:19

Which would you prefer fully clothed or naked? The choice is yours x

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Nicola Beckett

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 13:17

Sex addiction is a serious addiction and causes all sorts of relationship problems. We may laugh about it but really it's not funny and can sometimes mask deep psychological afflictions x

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Nicola Beckett

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 13:15

Xx

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d.knape

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 12:47

it's a junk poem!

keep your shoes!

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keith jeffries

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 12:47

This poem is almost a confession of a cathartic nature. A rummaging of the soul with revelations dawning. I value such poetry as it is an honest reflection of a tragic aspect of today's world. The writer has overcome this and all credit is due to him.

Thank you for this

Keith

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d.knape

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 12:46

Hi Stranger
Hy Drangea!

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J.D. Bardo

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 12:29

Aviva, I prefer the inclusive. But not being good with decisions, my choice was elusive. Thank-you for todays contribution. You are a valued member of our institution. J.D.

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Xoanxo

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 12:25

Thank you Vautaw!!! ?

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Stephen Atkinson

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 12:10

Thank you for the additional Likes, Stephen G, Holden & Branwell. Much appreciated ??

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Aviva Rifka Bhandari

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 11:50

Thankyou Adam,

Happiness we can give ourselves, but sadly truth isn't always in our control and it can create havoc in people's lives when that happens. I've always thought honesty is the first form of respect for ourselves and others, and truth is the fabric of our real existence.

As we can see I'm still not ready to need nothing, but I explore this theme further in another poem posting soon.

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Adam Whitworth

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 11:34

Hi Aviva.
Very thoughtful and interesting writing.

Both happiness and truth are ill-defined concepts. If I had to compare and contrast the result would be messy.

Personally, I suspect the pursuit of truth has little effect on my level of happiness. There's no conflict between them, they are on the same side.

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Graham Sherwood

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 09:44

It appears Paul has removed his profile from the site.

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Wed 3rd Feb 2021 08:19

He's gone off to form a Dream Team with Don Matthews.

But he'll be back.

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julie callaghan

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 07:34

I guess you mean Po, his comment has gone from my last post and his last post about Captain Tom.

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New Shoes

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 05:41

Is there a warranty? I shall have to inspect it myself, you can't always take people at their word.

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New Shoes

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 05:22

" What's happening now, is happening now" Space Balls

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d.knape

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 04:51

Paul Sayer
do us a favor
limp on in
on wing and prayer!
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New Shoes

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 04:50

"I had a few cheap thrills, but they cost me a lot more than I could give" Neil Young

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d.knape

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 04:46

thanks Jennifer
we are linked through poetry
and cottage cheese.

why are you hiding behind those flowers?
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New Shoes

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 04:42

I figure if you can show your children you love them and be the best parent you can be while being your unique self, then you are participating in the role the way it is meant to be played. It is a great opportunity to better ourselves as well, as your poem expresses.

Peace, and Happy Day!

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victoriavautaw@gmail.com

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 04:10

Beautiful ❤️

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d.knape

Wed 3rd Feb 2021 03:42


The body of the poem is fine-
the fenders need some work!
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M.C. Newberry

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 23:59

Admiration and affection shine through in equal measure. Good one!
Captain Sir Tom
With admirable aplomb
Took fame in his stride -
With humble grace and selfless pride.?

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Tue 2nd Feb 2021 22:10

There are over-reactions, and conspiracy theories, but often there is a simple answer to odd events. Good one Branwell.

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julie callaghan

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 21:04

Thank you for all the very kind comments and likes.

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Hugh

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 19:34

Your poem would be a fitting tribute read out at his funeral, send it to his family. I am sure they will warm to your tribute.

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d.knape

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 18:30

crackers and cottage cheese.
that's the way my dad like it!

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d.knape

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 18:29

The body of the poem is fine-
the fenders need some work!
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Brian Hodgkinson

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 18:28

Enjoyed. Read it again. You are here to be a voice of the FACT of no accidents.

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Aviva Rifka Bhandari

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 18:10

Thank you to everyone who has clicked 'Like' for this poem.

Though in itself it might not provide much to the reader, (unless you happen to be someone with similar experiences).

But, in the jigsaw of my poetry it is a very important piece.

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Stephen Gospage

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 17:42

What I suppose are euphemistically called 'Teething Troubles'.

Thanks for the poem, Hugh.

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Stephen Atkinson

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 17:32

Thanks for the lovely comments & likes Julie, Keith & Jennifer. And let's hope these sort of days aren't too far away... ??
And for the likes, Aviva, J.D & Mr Po

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julie callaghan

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 17:25

Thanks for all the likes and lovely comments. Unfortunately I have just heard the terrible news. I will leave the post up though if that is ok with everyone.

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Stephen Gospage

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 17:24

A really good poem.

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jennifer Malden

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 16:49

Nice, short and to the point. Jennifer

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jennifer Malden

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 16:48

Really impressive, especially now, as unfortunately it is just a dream for the moment. Vividly presented. Jennifer

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Stephen Atkinson

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 16:48

Outstanding Julie. And even more poignant now. A fitting tribute to a true inspiration ?

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jennifer Malden

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 16:45

Really splendid writing! Have always loved watching the moon, from that slim silver sliver when new, to the huge luminous orange sphere of a harvest moon. Liked the last three lines too!!!!!

Jennifer

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jennifer Malden

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 16:41

Funny, as usual, but also moving! It's weird how we go back to things from our childhood which we didn't understand at the time. Not many kids like cheese, in my experience anyway. One has to admit it smells strange and sometimes tastes so too. One appreciates it later on.

Jennifer

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jennifer Malden

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 16:37

What about the state of the bodywork!!? Nice, Jennifer

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Hugh

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 15:04

Brilliant !!!!

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julie callaghan

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 12:27

Thank you for the likes Paul and Keith and for your very kind comment.

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keith jeffries

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 12:04

Thank you Aviva and Stephen G for your kind comments which I truly appreciate and also for the likes from Tom, JD., and Holden.

Keith

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keith jeffries

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 12:02

Thank you to Tom, Lisa and Martin for your comments which are a great source of encouragement and thanks for the likes from : Julie, Stephen A., JD., Dawn and Hope Ray. Thank you for reading this poem.

Keith

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keith jeffries

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 11:57

A poem of deep appreciation and personal devotion to someone much loved. Very well written and with gratitude for true friendship

Thank you for this

Keith

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keith jeffries

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 11:52

Julie,

A magnificent poem, well crafted and a splendid tribute to a true English Gentleman. You have excelled yourself in the writing of this poem.

Thank you for this

Keith

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keith jeffries

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 11:48

Julie,

I profoundly disagree with this poem. The quality of your poetry exceeds the quantity by miles. You are a good writer.

Keith

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Mark McCray

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 11:13

My pleasure. And thanks for the feedback.

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Greg Freeman

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 11:03

Thanks, Graham. Just one of those spots I will never get to - even less chance of doing so these days. But it got me dreaming about the place, and in particular, the bookstore.

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Graham Sherwood

Tue 2nd Feb 2021 10:54

Greg, I like the way that you avoid using the 'c' word in V3 to illustrate the title. Clever. I wonder how many of these towns (Malice comes to mind) are there, names after emotions and the like?

Graham

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