I think so too❤.
Thanks Jennifer.
J. x
Comment is about How Would It Look? (blog)
Original item by Jason Bayliss
Nicola Beckett
Mon 14th Dec 2020 06:17
We will see if it happens. Yes some tribes do think kissing is disgusting. It is really. But I love kisses. Mmm Eskimos rub noses. And the tribes all have sex otherwise there would be no tribes. Sex is pretty silly too when you think about it from a logical biological point of view. I like your poem very much though it reminds me of one of mine. Keep safe
Comment is about Kiss Me (blog)
Original item by Vautaw
Nicola Beckett
Mon 14th Dec 2020 06:12
Nicorates sounds Latin. So Italian. Yes its clairaudience. And no youre not wierd. Maybe you were a Roman soldier or even a gladiator in a past life. The woman may have been from a land you were invading or a slave. Its interesting stuff isn't it. Nicorates. How wonderful.
Comment is about Asteroid (blog)
Original item by Clive Culverhouse
Simple, unique and full of meaning. Well done.
Comment is about let go (blog)
Original item by jezzalee
Superb! Thank you for sharing your beautiful gift. ?
Comment is about Making it Home (blog)
Original item by Xoanxo
Good point Nicola! This poem was inspired by an article I read about kissing traditions, where some tribes thinks it’s disgusting. I suppose with the pandemic, that philosophy is spreading! Good luck with your date. I hope you at least get a poem from it!
Comment is about Kiss Me (blog)
Original item by Vautaw
Blaming Brexit it on the war
Claiming people didn’t know what they were voting for
Wanting an extra referendum (best of three anyone)
These old chestnuts really only serve to show how Remainers believe the people who voted leave are just uneducated and generally disadvantaged.
I think you got it wrong once and you’re getting it wrong a second time.
It’s time to grow some and show the world what we’re made of. Any organisation that is so difficult to leave isn’t worth being a member of in the first place.
Comment is about YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Hi Jennifer and Keith,
Thank you so much for your interest and thoughts on this rumination.
It occurred to me the other day that I've only ever lived on islands - the UK and Australia. Then I started wondering whether that has influenced my outlook on the world and its travails.
I concluded that, given that I have deep roots in both, it must have.
In spite of the ending, I have a homeland on both sides of the world.
All the best,
Chris
Comment is about Islander (blog)
Original item by Chris Hubbard
Nicola Beckett
Sun 13th Dec 2020 22:40
Yes kisses are lovely. But what about Covid. I've had a few covid dates now. I'm looking forward to the next one. It better happen this time. I'm sick and tired of the virtual world.
Comment is about Kiss Me (blog)
Original item by Vautaw
Ok well this is going to sound wierd if not stupid but it really did happen, during a meditation session I heard a woman's voice like she was standing right next to me shouting in Spanish and I got the profound feeling she was calling to me. She called me Nicorates. I wrote a poem about it actually called My Name Was Nicorates. It all felt so real, clairaudience I think they call it.
Comment is about Asteroid (blog)
Original item by Clive Culverhouse
Nicola Beckett
Sun 13th Dec 2020 21:05
I believe we are reincarnated .
Sometimes I meet someone and its a stronger feeling than just familiarity .
Don't laugh
But I believe I was a nun in a past life .
When I first went to Dublin.
I knew I had been there before in a different lifetime. I feel that way about Greece too.
In the USA I had familiar feelings in New York.
Perhaps its all my celtic roots coming through .
I would like to ask you .
How do you feel in Italy.
Because by my reckoning you have been there in a different lifetime.
Comment is about Asteroid (blog)
Original item by Clive Culverhouse
I assume from your response, MC, that this means you had (and still have no clue) about which way you voted on any of the issues I detailed.
Greg - the best explanation I can offer for the Brexit vote was (and continues to be) this
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=11LZIhF-2QQ
Comment is about YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Nicola Beckett
Sun 13th Dec 2020 18:54
What a nice little ditty.
And did you take your sunglasses with you as well as your hat, socks and whatever else. Also suncream. Although fake tan is better but it gets all over the bed sheets and makes one look like ones been Tangoed. Which would never do for ones reputation now would it?
Comment is about WAVES (blog)
Original item by d.knape
Still harking back to the war, MC ... I'm too young to recall it personally. But 'the war' seems to be what Brexit is all about. Why?!
Comment is about YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Disenchantment....decision....detachment.
We faced WW2 and declared war without much in the way of planning as I recall. But the time obtained the actions and we had
people with the strength of mind to make it work. It's a reality I
accept that we have a lack of that character in those around today
to see us move forward and get the job done. But necessity will
be a prime driver towards eventual completion of the decision to depart. Survival has been a thread through our history and self-
destruction is hardly aligned to the idea of life here. Self-interest
has its limitations when push comes to shove in the real world. I
take a more optimistic view of the future. Perhaps being born and
brought up by the sea instilled a DNA that seeks a return to wider
horizons beyond the artificial (as in "artifice") construction across
the Channel that poses and postures its way into disrepute.
.
Comment is about YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Thank you, Aviva. I love the way this builds to the conclusion.
Comment is about Moments Like These (blog)
Original item by Aviva Rifka Bhandari
Very helpful to see all your reactions in the comments. It gives me a new, and very interesting, view of the poem.
Thanks to everyone, and for the likes as well.
Comment is about Mourner (blog)
Original item by Stephen Gospage
Almost missed this one, Ray. As Stephen points out, a bit of a gem. Tony
Comment is about THE TOWN CLOCK (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Wow! Hadn't expected so many likes! So happy that it meant something to you all. Thanks Hugh, Dean, Nicola, KJ, Stephen G, Julie, Stephen A, Aviva and Jezzalee for the likes and Nicola and John for the kind comments.
Jennifer
Comment is about An unexpected gift (blog)
Original item by Jennifer Malden
Love islands, each is a little world unto itself. On the Mediterranean ones there isn't much mud, and what they most feared were the Saracen pirates probably, who captured, enchained and enslaved. Agree with Keith about there being impediments and joys, but only going for the summer the joys are far more than the impediments. Great writing.
Jennifer
Comment is about Islander (blog)
Original item by Chris Hubbard
Nice one! Scent can definitely bring back memories, bad and fantastic! Liked 'foray into fragrances'.
Jennifer
Comment is about Smeared (blog)
Original item by simon lucan
Really impressive piece of writing! Describes so well what is happening to so many,(too many) families, going from the first shcoked reaction, tring to find some comfort and reassurance, then yielding your anxiety .............. Hope that the 'healing hands' can work for you and yours.
Jennifer
Comment is about The Virus comes home (blog)
Original item by keith jeffries
For me, your best so far Raquel.
And a fitting tribute to a wonderful poet. ?
Comment is about E.D (blog)
Original item by Raquel Lacayo
You're welcome Keith - a bit balmy I know but I enjoy a bit of surrealism. An interesting concept is the naked light bulb , staring at it might affect your eyesight!
Ray
Comment is about THE TOWN CLOCK (blog)
Original item by ray pool
You style of writing poetry has a quality I have not seen before and I am impressed by what I read. To produce a poem like this must require deep emotional thought.
Keith
Comment is about Scars Of A Mother (blog)
Original item by Lucas Chihinga
I agree with Adam this poem has a powerful quality and deep in its message.
Well crafted.
Thank you for this
Keith
Comment is about Hold On (blog)
Original item by Lucas Chihinga
John Doe - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org › wiki › John_Doe
"John Doe" and "Jane Doe" (for females) are multiple-use names that are used when the true name of a person is unknown or is being intentionally concealed.
Name is intentionally kept a secret in this case.
Comment is about Let Me In (blog)
Original item by Lucas Chihinga
I was born on an island and have lived for some time on two other islands in different parts of the world. This poem speaks of the impediments and joys of island life. An interesting read.
Thank you for this
Keith
Comment is about Islander (blog)
Original item by Chris Hubbard
The rack and a naked light bulb would keep it on time.
I really liked this. Very unusual
Keith
Comment is about THE TOWN CLOCK (blog)
Original item by ray pool
This poem borders on the genre of surreal poetry of which I am a great fan. It is very descriptive and merits a second if not third reading.
Thank you for this
Keith
Comment is about Nail Polish (blog)
Original item by M3RK
Aisha,
This poem should boost the self confidence of most readers. It is brimming with optimism and has a clear message.
Thank you for this
Keith
Comment is about Stay Strong (blog)
Original item by Aisha Suleman
Thank you for your comment!! I really appreciated it : )
Comment is about jezzalee (poet profile)
Original item by jezzalee
Nicola Beckett
Sun 13th Dec 2020 10:37
I feel the same about my girlfriend Rachel. Yet I have a new love. But I will always love Rachel.
Comment is about Asteroid (blog)
Original item by Clive Culverhouse
Thanks for the likes folks.
Comment is about The Snow Folks' Christmas Party (blog)
Original item by julie callaghan
Thank you for the Like & comment M.C. Appreciated.
And Tony, Aisha, Stephen, & J.D. for the additional likes!
Comment is about A Ghost Of Christmas Past (blog)
Original item by Stephen W Atkinson
This poem is much appreciated Lucas. Your writing has power, well done
Comment is about Hold On (blog)
Original item by Lucas Chihinga
Oh my goodness she must be terrified of your constant knock,
And reading your poem, out of her mind she will block.
The passion and destruction is taking over your mind,
Write something different and to her be kind.
Jane Doe was a young girl murdered in 1976
Comment is about Let Me In (blog)
Original item by Lucas Chihinga
It is just that Jane Doe is a term I understood is used when they find a dead body and can't identify who it is yet.?
Comment is about Let Me In (blog)
Original item by Lucas Chihinga
I've heard of poor souls turning in their graves before, but this is a first for getting out and chipping at their gravestones!
Comment is about A grave spelling error ! (blog)
Original item by hugh
Is this one supposed to be about a stalker who is intending to murder the resident female? If so, then it tells the theme effectively - but if not, not.
Comment is about Let Me In (blog)
Original item by Lucas Chihinga
Nicola Beckett
Sun 13th Dec 2020 06:11
Nicola Beckett
Sun 13th Dec 2020 04:44
I wish I was an elfen queen , spreading light across the world and speaking in magical tongues and hiding hobbits in my kingdom xx
Comment is about d.knape (poet profile)
Original item by d.knape
I like the name Poetica. I’ve sat in many classrooms and workshops where aspiring poets attempt to interpret meaning from poems. It’s fascinating and sometimes exhausting, but that’s part of the process and it’s true for me too that sometimes I don’t understand what my muse is trying to say, but I write it down anyway. Good piece that made me think!
Comment is about Ars Poetica (blog)
Original item by Adam Whitworth
Philipos
Sun 13th Dec 2020 00:44
A poem of considerable depth, and well worth reading on more than one occasion.
Enjoyed.
P
Comment is about The Brothers Death (blog)
Original item by Clive Culverhouse
I'm not entirely certain that I've understood the poem properly, but I like what I think it means. I'm imagining that lightning might strike quite a few times in the same place, and I have to feel relaxed about possibly not understanding the full or true meaning of the poem since the poet might not either.
Comment is about Ars Poetica (blog)
Original item by Adam Whitworth
Nicola Beckett
Mon 14th Dec 2020 06:19
Fab x
Comment is about Making it Home (blog)
Original item by Xoanxo