There are some beautiful lines here Andy. Which is what I would expect. I can also hear you reading this.
Nice one mate
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Thanks for the like on my consquences piece, Emer. It's a group effort for which I am never sure where they go next lol
Comment is about Emer Ní Chorra (poet profile)
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Thanks for the likes Holden, Stephen and Ghazala also for the kind comments. Sounds like a plan. ?
Comment is about Sunday Afternoon (blog)
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Thank you Greg, Ray and Stephen G. I am very trying!
Comment is about These Czech lands, 1936 (blog)
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In your inimitable way you draw such strong images of shifting social sands John, and I felt this drew me in like the warmth of a fire, in contrast to the cold around. As an aside, I have discovered there was a Bielefeld on my mother's side ( died 1896, and I have a complete record of a family who came from the town of the same name which originally was in Prussia, so you have reminded me of that! I've no idea if there is a Jewish origin but one did rise well to be a famous producer of papier mache ornamentation from London. (Charles Bielefeld if looking online.
All the best to you Ray
Comment is about These Czech lands, 1936 (blog)
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A lot in this, Brian. Fascinating read.
Comment is about Content (blog)
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I like the positive message in this, Trevor.
Comment is about Dawn Chorus (blog)
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A lovely representation of an ancient tree.
These enduring pieces of living sculpture so often appear in the countryside, They deserve a memorial, be it in words or pictures.
Comment is about Old Dead Tree (blog)
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Thanks Keith, Matt and Holden for looking in. Glad you like it.
You'd better believe it, Greg. They were fairly undignified as footwear to be honest.
That's a thought Stephen, thank you!
Ray
Comment is about THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR STEALING (blog)
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Nice script for the show. What's the time and day? ?
Comment is about Rendezvous (blog)
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I'll see you at six in the evening. Let's have coffee for a change?
Comment is about Sunday Afternoon (blog)
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So true. Role of a mentor in one's life changes everything for the better. Will you be my mentor?
Comment is about Be A Mentor (blog)
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Nature is the best therapy. Loved this?
Comment is about Let the trees speak (blog)
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A usual sight where I live. Beautifully penned. ?
Comment is about KITE (blog)
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when Amanda the robot's eyes turn red
run like hell
or else - - -
little mice you become.
Comment is about Consequences XX (blog)
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Sun 27th Jun 2021 20:33
So true . I had a problem with technology this week that was resolved by a girl overseas . Sometimes its hard to trust strangers but sometimes we must I guess ..........
Comment is about In the Hands Of Strangers (blog)
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Sun 27th Jun 2021 20:29
Hey back , the film was a film called Insignia don't know if you've ever watched it ? X your bio is so honest I for one am glad you are back . I have bipolar so I know what it's like to live with a condition x
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quick off the mark Stephen, only just posted. Thank you for your kind words.
Comment is about Sunday Afternoon (blog)
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Thank you, Julie. I almost missed it today but am so glad I didn't!
Your poems always leave a good feeling.
Comment is about Sunday Afternoon (blog)
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Leon, many thanks for being stimulated by the socks! And thanks to everyone else who liked this poem.
Comment is about The Truth (blog)
Original item by Stephen Gospage
For politicians - it's not what you do but where and how you do it.
in this 24/7 world of ours.
Moral: always assume you're being watched.
Comment is about Poor Matt Hancock (blog)
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Thanks for your comments, Ray and Stephen. Yes, I was quite surprised by the last stanza, too, Ray. It's nice when a poem does that to you.
Comment is about The shopping parade (blog)
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Sat 26th Jun 2021 20:43
Stephen, the socks line raised the level for me!
Comment is about The Truth (blog)
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Thanks for your likes
Holden
Stephen G
Rudyard
Aviva
Emer N
Moon. girl
and
Your Royal Poetess.
Comment is about Something More (blog)
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meanwhile, one hour later….
Comment is about Poor Matt Hancock (blog)
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Very enjoyable. Is Laura Bigley a friend of the Donald?
Comment is about THEATRE SCHOOL (blog)
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And often benefit from their kindness, fortunately. Cleverly written.
Comment is about In the Hands Of Strangers (blog)
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Thanks, Greg. My parents used to go to the Co-op (I can't remember being trusted with such things). They were quite right-wing but liked the dividend.
Comment is about The shopping parade (blog)
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Thanks for the likes Adam, Holden and Stephen G also for the kind comment.
Comment is about Daisies (blog)
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God, it wasn't Laurence Fox, was it?
Comment is about THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR STEALING (blog)
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Sat 26th Jun 2021 16:26
A heart touching note
That's priceless to keep
Beautifully written.
Comment is about Something More (blog)
Original item by Nigel Astell
The eBook version is available at Google Books
Comment is about Belarus poet Valzhyna Mort wins Griffin international poetry prize (article)
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Thanks for the likes and yes Aviva, me too.?
Comment is about Community Garden (blog)
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This is a gorgeous poem Jordyn. You really set the scene of friendship, adventure, having fun and being in the moment. It made me feel reminiscent of road trips with my friends too. P.S- I can't help but comment on how beautiful you are! That picture of you and your guitar is so lovely.
Keep writing.
Best wishes,
Rasa
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Health Beat Poets Podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/0mvgdgNRt3w1EImgLeZkU1?si=GZmGnW_9QUKlIa-F5OcfqA&utm_source=native-share-menu&dl_branch=1
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The indignity of it, Ray. A sad end for your beloved boots, a fox walking off with them.
Comment is about THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR STEALING (blog)
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Thanks for the Likes, Holden, Julie, Stephen and Ray. This is an ekphrastic poem, based on the painting above by my wife.
Comment is about Cornfield at evening (blog)
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Thanks for looking in Jennifer !
Comment is about SCOTTISH HARDWARE (blog)
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Interesting piece Greg. The days of shops with nothing wrapped in plastic is a big change. The choice of privately run businesses many, and always MacFisheries, smells of butchers and bakers mingling. Tokens were certainly on offer. in my home town we had William's discs as tokens. The phrase of Let sleeping dogs lie is like a trump card somehow!
Ray
Comment is about The shopping parade (blog)
Original item by Greg Freeman
SG - public spirited? Exactly the necessary attitude for the sort of
job that once drew admiration for the efforts made to ensure the mail got through. On a plus side, just now, a courier for a well-known online site actually brought a parcel up two flights to my front door...
and he was a young guy...someone this oldie might have been
tempted NOT to expect to make that extra effort. It's nice to be pleasantly surprised!
Comment is about The postman used to ring twice (blog)
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The hand held by choice will always be stronger than the rope tied by duty.❤
J. x
Comment is about Severed Ties (blog)
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Thanks Jennifer, yes sadly, as a parent and grandparent, I really do fear for our future and for the potential, "Shitstorm," we've left for future generations, and I don’t mean that in a judgemental way against our own, and past generations, we just didn't know. But we do now, so there's no excuse anymore. But hope springs eternal, we have the ability to try and put it right, all we need now is the will.
J. x
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Martin Elder
Mon 28th Jun 2021 21:44
Who can forget the marvellous Tony Hancock who sadly turned out out be the sad clown
Comment is about Hancock's Half Hour (blog)
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