They're now stitching all the different strands of bollocks together into one big theory called Qanon... it's really quite breath-taking to behold. Be sure to tell your son in law about it, if he's not already indoctrinated himself. ?

Comment is about CONSPIRACY THEORISTS (blog)

Original item by John Coopey

The Zombie School Run

Bag of sweets offered
perhaps you would like
to see the latest film
afterwards we can - - -
have a walk by the canal
I fancy something to eat.

Comment is about Consequences VII (blog)

Original item by Andy N

Dont follow....just lead.
Dont lead....just succeed.

More truths from the mighty pen of poets here you'll hear.....hehehehehehe??

Comment is about Knight in shining armour (blog)

Government by its nature is corrupt
the politicians and bureaucrats get the gravy
the taxpayers get the shaft!

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

Original item by M.C. Newberry

killercows.co.uk google for several incidents of cow attacks

Comment is about David Clarke ,while walking his dog was tragically killed by a herd of cows (blog)

Original item by hugh

Thnx Po. Your support has always helped me achieve impossible pursuits.

Follow the shade and let me follow the same.

Do

Comment is about Knight in shining armour (blog)

Quite a definition. Po I ain't shocked by your intuitions. Po-wer, Po-et. Always was n always is.

Thnx Po.

Comment is about Jinxed (blog)

No reply, Paul. Shit, me too!

Comment is about CONSPIRACY THEORISTS (blog)

Original item by John Coopey

Thank you Shifa, very much appreciated. I had such clear views of the world when I was young, I think maybe we all do. But as I got older, I realised that your perspective changes, and that you only thought what you thought because you hadn't put your ideas to the test of reality yet. I hope that makes sense? Life is ever changing and I think, for as long as we can change with it, we're ok. As soon as we can't, we're not.

J. x

Comment is about How Little (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss

Government by its nature is corrupt
the politicians and bureaucrats get the gravy
the taxpayers get the shaft!
?

Comment is about Checks & Balances (blog)

Original item by d.knape

Thanks Paul, glad you liked it. I'm fine. Keep well, and writing.

Comment is about IN SEARCH OF A SUBJECT (blog)

Original item by john short

Look up? What is it o gotta look up.

Just woke up
Coughing
Choked
Outta breath
Phew!!
Good to
Hear from you


Your young soul mate?

Do

Comment is about Jinxed (blog)

She is a beautiful earth angel..special human being one of a kind xx

Comment is about CLAIRE STAMP (blog)

Original item by Sarah Louise mcnee

I whole heartedly agree with what Abdul said.
Thanks for sharing Stephen.

Comment is about Climate Change (and us?) (blog)

Original item by Stephen Gospage

A touchy subject (no pun intended) which you have covered well.

Comment is about You Made Me Feel Funny (blog)

Original item by Josephine Underwood

SG - I know that feeling all too well. How about...
To risk the deeds and dares.
?

Comment is about Blessed are the lovemakers (blog)

Original item by Stephen Gospage

Beautiful poem for a beautiful girl .... lovely words Sarah ?

Comment is about CLAIRE STAMP (blog)

Original item by Sarah Louise mcnee

A gorgeous hymn decrying the plight of our endangered planet. I pray that those given dominion over the earths safety soon wake up and start to care for it.

Comment is about Climate Change (and us?) (blog)

Original item by Stephen Gospage

Shifa it is always a pleasure to receive your words of wisdom. You have a keen interest in wanting to preserve the strings that holds the earth together. Unfortunately more harm is inflicted by deforestation by humans than storms unleashed by nature.

Thank you for the much appreciated like too.

Comment is about Silenced (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Love this Flavia. Great story & imagery created by wonderful words ?

Comment is about (Promise) Land Ahoy (blog)

Original item by Flavia Gordon

I thoroughly enjoyed this thank you. ?

Comment is about Stephen Gospage (poet profile)

Original item by Stephen Gospage

"The one lesson that has been most useful and I’ve held most dear,
Is how little I actually know,
Because to know that,
Is to be aware of how much I could learn", profound verses!

Comment is about How Little (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss

Thank you M.C. and to everyone for the likes. I'm still not completely happy with 'To flourish all our wares'. Maybe something else will come to me.

Comment is about Blessed are the lovemakers (blog)

Original item by Stephen Gospage

This poem, in my view, can have several interpretations. But the one that is most obvious to me is witnessing the aftermath of a post ecological-crisis scenario. Whatever the intent maybe, the poem is extremely profound and important. A timeless piece!

Comment is about Silenced (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Fantastic flow and rhythm!

Comment is about Scribble shell (blog)

Original item by sandbar

Empowering!

Comment is about In Waves (blog)

Original item by Alexandra K. Parapadakis

Indeed, John. Kerala is a beautiful place.
Thank you for the rose!

Thank you Liam for stopping by and hitting a like!

Comment is about Bubble Of Oblivion (blog)

Original item by Shifa Maqba

Dear Tommy

Thanks for the message. It was a real treat to read the poem, and to come back and read it again.

Steve

Comment is about Stephen Gospage (poet profile)

Original item by Stephen Gospage

I will do what I can to make this a safe world for everyone.

Comment is about In Waves (blog)

Original item by Alexandra K. Parapadakis

Money is representative of wealth in other forms that can be called
on as collateral. The richly endowed nations know this and spend
accordingly, always a guarantee of political popularity wherever
it happens - and so the process proceeds while supply and demand
fluctuate according to "need" and "fashion".

Comment is about Checks & Balances (blog)

Original item by d.knape

And long may they last!

Comment is about Blessed are the lovemakers (blog)

Original item by Stephen Gospage

Tom - thanks for commenting. It seemed appropriate to promote
some positivity towards "the great adventure" that we all face, some
even more immediately at this time. I woke the other morning with
the first line in my mind. The rest soon followed. - with the challenge
I set myself to create verses that used lines that sequentially rhymed.

Comment is about MOVING ON UP (blog)

Original item by M.C. Newberry

Hi Michael

Just noticed this. Thanks for your positive comments. Helpful as I'm considering if I should include this in a new pamphlet I'm finalising. I probably will now.

Comment is about A DREAM OF MISFORTUNE (blog)

Original item by john short

Hi Greg

My mother sent me to a school in another area due to delusions of poshness. Result was kids from both neighbourhoods considered me an outsider.

Comment is about IN SEARCH OF A SUBJECT (blog)

Original item by john short

Lovely thoughts, well expressed. I really like this MC.

Comment is about MOVING ON UP (blog)

Original item by M.C. Newberry

You have just described Paradise.

Comment is about Within reach (blog)

Thanks Flavia! I've come a long way since then - but it's good to have a reminder sometimes. Time is always ticking and opportunities becoming fewer.

Thanks Francine, Dave, Darren and Andy - I wish you were all still posting.

Comment is about One of These Years (blog)

Original item by Tom

Thank you Flavia, yes, please do - share away! ?

Also thanks Cynthia, Dave, Ann, Beulah and Isobel too. I really hope I thanked you back at the time. Where were my manners back then?!

Comment is about Why So Blue, Sweetheart? (blog)

Original item by Tom

'Not from here, nor there' ... great line, John.

Comment is about IN SEARCH OF A SUBJECT (blog)

Original item by john short

A tragedy ,but a warning as well re the danger of walking through a field full of cows with a dog .Experienced this myself as a child walking through a field full of cows with a dog .Scary ! If you were chased let your dog off the lead.

Comment is about David Clarke ,while walking his dog was tragically killed by a herd of cows (blog)

Original item by hugh

Beautifully written, well done!

Comment is about A message to God and my Nan (blog)

Original item by DarkerDaniKing

Thank you for the likes Flavia and Jordyn.

Comment is about Six Months Ago, Six Months To Go (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

I like this, great poetry. I’m interested in reading more. Well done!

Comment is about Searching (blog)

Original item by Jordyn Elizabeth

Wow! Amazing first poem Michael. I love it. So glad you decided to share your heart here and spread good vibes. We all need to keep the faith that love will come our way, even if in poetry and song. ❤️?

Comment is about True Love (blog)

Original item by michael scott applewhite

Welcome to WOL Michael. I’m looking forward to reading your poetry. Nice debut poem for the hopeless romantics among us. Write on! ❤️

Comment is about michael scott applewhite (poet profile)

Original item by michael scott applewhite

So very relatable. The procrastinator in me nodded knowingly as we read.?

Comment is about One of These Years (blog)

Original item by Tom

Heavenly is your take on such a hellish subject. Your way with words have made a bitter situation palatable.
Exquisite!
May I share this?

Comment is about Why So Blue, Sweetheart? (blog)

Original item by Tom

Beautiful ❤️ Well done.

-J

Comment is about True Love (blog)

Original item by michael scott applewhite

This is my very first time writing and posting a poem. Hope you like it.

Comment is about True Love (blog)

Original item by michael scott applewhite

Thanks for your kind words Shifa. Your poems are among the best I have read so far...xx

Comment is about Transference and its counter (blog)

Original item by Flavia Gordon