Get the paint brush out instead of computer graphics it's more therapeutic...... I covered myself in paint once and pressed myself against a canvas to leave an imprint I'm sure you could too, only make sure it's not masonry paint but washable body paint

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An interesting and well-articulated piece.

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Thanks for the likes Stephen and Robert

Comment is about Autumn Scene (blog)

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Thanks Keith. I sometimes think of words I want to write just before I sleep so I always keep a note book by my bed to write them down assuming I haven't fallen asleep before hand.
Thanks again
Martin

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I think you've said it, everyone.

Comment is about HOMECOMING (blog)

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Lovely rhythm, Abdul. Hopefully the heatwave will keep them in place for a few more days!

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This is a beautiful poem, Manisha. Thank you.

Comment is about FAR FOREVER? (blog)

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Thank you for your like, Kevin, and also to Celcia.

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Thanks, Brian. You have probably guessed that I would turn down the knighthood, which is easy to say when there's no chance of being offered one.

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It was my pleasure, Robert. I really enjoyed it.
Steve

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Hi Keith
Eternal truths captured well here

Jon

Comment is about Nothing is Lost (blog)

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Hi Keith
Love this. the repetition and then the last line work really well
Jon

Comment is about Shake off the Dust (blog)

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Nicely described in poetic fashion. Perfect title too.

Comment is about Fall from grace (blog)

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Thanks Robert and thank you Paul, really pleased you liked it. I love the sinister darkness of nursery rhymes, so I'm glad that came across.❤

J. x

Comment is about A Pocket Full Of Rye (blog)

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Wistful and inventive. I like it!

Comment is about Dreams (blog)

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Remember - to adapt a certain song:
The stars shine bright
As well they might
Deep in the heart of Texas !! ?

Comment is about HOMECOMING (blog)

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When my other sister returned from hospital care I sent her my
tune "Home Again Rag" - an upbeat "welcome back home".
Just a thought to keep your spirits up in the fight against the invader!
.

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Enjoy your home comforts, wishing you a speedy recovery.

Comment is about HOMECOMING (blog)

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Home is the place to be! Hope you're doing okay D. ?

Comment is about HOMECOMING (blog)

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The front cover of September edition of our local magazine.

Comment is about Autumn Scene (blog)

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Thanks, Juniper for stopping by and the like!

Kishore

Comment is about The night is over (blog)

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Thanks a lot, Po!

Someone empathizes is a very good feeling.

You made my day.

Kishore

Comment is about The night is over (blog)

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Thanks for the likes Jordyn, Hugh and Stephen.
Thanks for the comments MC and Paul.
My crime was committed on the last night of holiday. So easy to forget the rules after a few glasses of wine and whilst saying farewell until next year. Best to stay home where guilt free hugs are allowed.

Comment is about Guilty (blog)

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Stuff gone missing these days cz there are other stuff, stuffed in there...
Phew

Comment is about Lovey dovey effects (blog)

What hopes do you follow
What dreams do sow

Good one!

Comment is about Saving Me For Later (blog)

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finally back home.
feeling better.
will write more
as I progress.

thanks for your concern.

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I have taken lockdown as an opportunity to write ?

At least when I am able to get out there to perform once again I will have some new poems as part of my repertoire...

How about you Paul?

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Orange sun today. I feel a kindred spirit .

Comment is about Bubble Of Oblivion (blog)

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Such a beautiful message in this poem?

Comment is about A Moment of Serenity (blog)

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"barely survive the crash
before the next one arrives"

This will make you strong, getting use to such a roller coaster.

Relatable...seems written for me.?

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They are father and daughter. Much love and mutual respect. It’s easy to attach a video. Just click on Share and copy the link, then paste the link with your poem. I also love the soundtrack to A Star is Born. When it first came out I listened to Shallow at least a dozen times a day! I didn’t even know Bradley Cooper could sing! https://youtu.be/bo_efYhYU2A

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I've just 'istened to this track, I don't always get the time to listen to the songs you post, they seem to have a regard and love for one another thses singers, I'll admit I've never heard of either of them xx I must learn how to attach a track. I'm still a massive fan of the soundtrack to a star is born starring Bradley Cooper and lady gaga although I haven't listened to it I'm going to now even though its, 2.30am, thank you for sharing x

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I've just 'listened to this track, I don't always get the time to listen to the songs you post, they seem to have a regard and love for one another thses singers, I'll admit I've never heard of either of them xx

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This line in particular struck me:

"Today I want you, tomorrow I hate you because I can't have you, next week I'll die if I never get to see you."

Am sure a lot of people can relate to this piece. Thank you for sharing.

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Thank you Nicola, Robert, & Nisha! I agree Robert, music and poetry are closely related. Both are lifesavers for me. I hope you share your music along with your poems sometime soon!

Comment is about Beautiful Dreams (blog)

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An intriguing piece. I enjoyed the read. Nicola is right - this could easily be a song.

Comment is about STRANGER THAN FICTION (blog)

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Nicely penned, with good imagery. An entertaining write.

Comment is about Christmas Morning (blog)

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An expressive poetic piece. That demon rage lurks in all of us. Some can tame it, or at least control it, but it is still there, at our core.

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Thank you, Stephen, for reading and liking my poem, "The Man Inside My Head." Much appreciated.

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Now we are trying something for gta 5 cheats at http://mygtacheats.com/ online.

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This has been a great way that can make us rich of free robux. http://pokemongohacker.net/roblox

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Harsh but fair, Ian. In my opinion. Looks like we're in for a whole new wave of Covid poems.

Comment is about Britannia Waives The Rules (blog)

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An interesting write. Nostalgic in a good way. Sometimes it is good to look back and remember earlier chapters of our lives.

Comment is about The Ocean Inside The Shell (blog)

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This is how we teach in my nyc public school.

Comment is about What does freedom mean to you? (blog)

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The last two lines made me smile. An entertaining write.

Comment is about The Mound (blog)

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Quite poignant and thought-provoking. Different countries allow different degrees of freedom. We can all claim some form of freedom in our own minds, but I appreciate that many authoritarian regimes allow few real freedoms. A good write.

Comment is about Free (blog)

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I like the quirkiness you brought to this intense topic. there must be a child like answer to this question.

Comment is about What does freedom mean to you? (blog)

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Beautiful dreams in beautiful words! Thanks for sharing this one!!

Comment is about Beautiful Dreams (blog)

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Beautifully written!

Comment is about Pigeons (blog)

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Paul, I have just tried twice to gain an email from the site to verify my account.

No joy, no email rx'd.

I have just seen footage of Dr Miskovitz reference virus's.

If you get the chance, can you go on and place the following statement/question.

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I was Forces in Kenya in mid eighties. while there, Malindi alone had 70% of the inhabitants of Malinid had Aids/HIV. While there, INT services stated that there 'is' an animal form of Aids/HIV that would see the animal population reduce to 15% of current figures. That was in the 80's. I have since then understood certain parameters of this condition and our whole humanoid expreince. What I know, is the Globacl complicity in silencing the truth in this. They are not having more sex in equatorial Africa, they are disseminating this manmade condition via The Mosquito. While there, not far from Nanyuki, I often saw the dial at midday of the temp gauge hit 50 degrees celsius. Our human body expresses life support temp at 36.6 degrees celsius. Aids/HIV is said to not exist outside the human body. But, the mosquito, lands on you. It punctures you skin with its proboscos, vomits the remnants of the last victim into your bloodstream, before sucking your blood and then moving on. The blood of human is now in the proboscus, it is not in the air. If the temp is considerately close to 37 degrees celsius, the the Aids/HIV will survive with no exposure to outside air. It is, if anything incubated in the mosquito as the mosquito temperature replicates what the temperature of the air in the region. Just to understand your authenticity in what you say Dr Miskovitz, can you confirm the research into the mosquito and associated conditions of Aids/HIV in equatorial regions of Africa?

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Thank you.

I am being channeled where I am and I am being raped.

I don't know it at the time, but feel afterwards certain trauma. I add that they have been shitting on me for some years and all, all I do is being monitored, or filtered.

Best wishes

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