perhaps that moment is not so far away

Comment is about After Gaze (blog)

Original item by Brian Hodgkinson Jr.

I have to be honest and admit I was adopting a particular persona, but there is also an element within me that empathises with the sentiments of that persona. I should also add that I can't wait for warm days sitting outside a country pub, enjoying a pint or tw

Comment is about Normality (blog)

Original item by Nicholas

LOL it's cracking me up!

Comment is about Little Dickie's Poo-Pot (blog)

Original item by Stephen W Atkinson

I do sound like a pet and the vaccine made me poorly , only now I feel a bit better . Whose pet am I I wonder . ? Xx

Comment is about d.knape (poet profile)

Original item by d.knape

Thanks for the likes, Stephen A, Nazia, scattered sun and A Girl, Good evening.

Comment is about Good Morning (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

I’m struggling to find time this week, I think it is because the rain stopped long enough to get outside in the garden. Great title and poem, made me smile out loud! ?

Comment is about Little Dickie's Poo-Pot (blog)

Original item by Stephen W Atkinson

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Comment is about Little Dickie's Poo-Pot (blog)

Original item by Stephen W Atkinson

That is just fantastic, what an incredible resource in these troubled times.

Comment is about How to combat lockdown: poetry group's online magazine has readers in 20 countries (article)

Original item by Greg Freeman

Anmolpreet
Thank you for your warm welcome back greeting and appreciate your comments and the like.

Comment is about Nature reassures (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Thanks for reading, I have used a couple of real examples here of where the terms White rabbit and Pinch Punch come from, from different times and cultures.

Comment is about 'White Rabbit' (blog)

Original item by Mike Bartram

Thank you for reading and the nice comments, it's a lovely park and that sort of poem just kind of writes itself, it's just what I see!

Comment is about Last Day of Febuary (blog)

Original item by Mike Bartram

'Nature is the source, not the resource'

Comment is about Overrated pearls ? (blog)

Original item by Nazia Khan

True words and well expressed.
Thanks
Keith

Comment is about Before/After (blog)

Original item by Scattered Sun

'Love is a bird, she needs to fly'

Calvinism is indeed the Iron Cage Max Weber described. Laws, rules and regulations strangling obedient citizens.

Do you have the key to let us all out?

Comment is about Free in captivity (blog)

Original item by Nazia Khan

T shirt = Viva Aviva!
?

Comment is about Aviva Rifka Bhandari (poet profile)

Original item by Aviva Rifka Bhandari

Honestly my friend, I'm sorry to hear that, because it’s pretty bleak, and obviously I can relate, I wrote it. I don't feel like this so much today, but then we either fight on, or give up don't we? I choose to fight on and say, "Balls to creeping paralysis, it can go f**k itself." In the words of the song, "It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's new life for me, and I'm feeling good." 1❤❤

J. x

Comment is about Creeping Paralysis (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss

you're welcome. true. I hope writing it off helped just a little bit

Comment is about Had Another One of Those (blog)

Original item by Brian Hodgkinson Jr.

Good morning Julie ?

Comment is about Good Morning (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

The pheasant disappeared before I could catch a photo ?

Comment is about Good Morning (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

Artwork by: Zone Patcher ?

Comment is about Volume (blog)

Original item by Your Royal Poetess

Thanking Aviva and Nigel for taking the time to read my revised version and for the likes.

Comment is about Everything Will Be Alright (Version 2) (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

when window's open
for all to see
what is inside
rises to comedy!
?

Comment is about Aviva Rifka Bhandari (poet profile)

Original item by Aviva Rifka Bhandari

Even if
the blinds are drawn
what good the reaction
if only a yawn!
?

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

Original item by M.C. Newberry

This resonates with my soul in a way I cannot even begin to describe.

Comment is about Creeping Paralysis (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss

When restrictions start to get lifted
added verse makes this poem even better.

Comment is about Everything Will Be Alright (Version 2) (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

Thank you for commenting Rudyard, Though there are many sources of light the universe between those lights is a dark place, and this poem certainly touches on some dark concepts. However sometimes by accepting the darkness we can relax in it. I'm sorry that you found it difficult but I am very happy that you shared your opinion. I'm glad that you survived the poem as I wouldn't want to be responsible for ending your life and preventing all the poems you haven't written yet from reaching the world. ?

Comment is about I'm A Believer (blog)

Original item by Aviva Rifka Bhandari

Nice at the beginning but towards the end i tend to kill myself. It does something to me and i hate it. Maybe its okay. Maybe more.

Comment is about I'm A Believer (blog)

Original item by Aviva Rifka Bhandari

Thanks for the Likes, Stephen A, Stephen G, Kristian and Julie. Branwell and Holden.

Comment is about CORONAVIRUS CIRCUS (blog)

Original item by John Coopey

Only three sentences but containing so much...

Comment is about Untitled (blog)

Original item by Your Royal Poetess

Thank you for your comment Stephen. I've no idea how life as we know it and life forms as we know them came to be and function, nor do I know how death as we think of it or even as anybody thinks of it could be and function - it is all far beyond my ken. But, I do think there's a very good chance that it might not be exactly what anyone expects and so I suppose I should just hope that it will be 'as good or better than expected' for everyone, whatever they believe in.

Comment is about I'm A Believer (blog)

Original item by Aviva Rifka Bhandari

I felt the original from this morning was missing a verse. ?

Comment is about Everything Will Be Alright (Version 2) (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

Thank you Keith, A Girl and Stephen G for the likes and kind comments. Thanks to everyone else for the likes. I wasn't sure about this one, I wrote it quickly this morning and thought it should have another verse. Perhaps I will leave it as it is.

Comment is about Everything Will Be Alright (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

Thanks for the like & comment ' a girl'. Much appreciated. ( & If you're out for a nice walk, just sample some from the path side. You'll either be full, absolutely ill, or try to fly home! - or possibly all three?)

Comment is about Strange Old Day (blog)

Original item by Stephen W Atkinson

Thank you very much for your kind comment about my poems. Glad you like them! ?
And welcome to WOL & I look forward to reading more of your stuff! ?

Comment is about Diana Aldabergenova (poet profile)

Original item by Diana Aldabergenova

What does it truly mean to be free, and when are we really ready...

Love this masterpiece!

AG

Comment is about Heaven Can Wait (blog)

Original item by Brian Hodgkinson Jr.

Long time no see Abdul. It was good hearing from you. Wonderful work?

Ak

Comment is about Nature reassures (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

A very interesting poem. All the same, I want to cling to the hope that something remains. Perhaps I expect too much.

Comment is about I'm A Believer (blog)

Original item by Aviva Rifka Bhandari

This poem has weight, Brian. One can feel the cares of a bad day getting heavier. Good one.

Comment is about Had Another One of Those (blog)

Original item by Brian Hodgkinson Jr.

A beautiful poem. Thank you.

Comment is about SWEET PLUMS (blog)

Original item by Erika Montoya

Yes, I like the optimism

Comment is about Everything Will Be Alright (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

Sofa so good

Comment is about Fully recovered (blog)

Original item by hugh

Thank you Nigel for your comment ?

Thanks also to all those who have clicked 'Like' for this poem ?

Comment is about Other Things To Smile About (blog)

Original item by Aviva Rifka Bhandari

So, you just need that printed on a t-shirt
problem solved.

Comment is about FLY (blog)

Original item by d.knape

something must have cushioned the fall. ?

Comment is about Fully recovered (blog)

Original item by hugh

Phew! Now, that’s a poem.

Comment is about The Misted Pane (blog)

Original item by Stephen W Atkinson

Stephen where did you find those mushrooms?

Comment is about Strange Old Day (blog)

Original item by Stephen W Atkinson

A timely alternative to the views usually found on WOL.
There is comfort in doing one's own thing.

Comment is about Normality (blog)

Original item by Nicholas

Reminds me of the time some years ago now, when I returned home
to discover that my trouser fly/zip had slid down throughout a
ride and back on the underground rail line. Mortification was the
feeling and I hoped the fit of my pants had managed to keep "the
blind drawn" on my travels. ?

Comment is about FLY (blog)

Original item by d.knape

It's the final curtain call ?

Comment is about Spring Cleaning (blog)

Original item by Emer Ní Chorra

Fear without despair
smile with laughter
as both in disarray.

Comment is about Other Things To Smile About (blog)

Original item by Aviva Rifka Bhandari