Philipos
Tue 26th May 2020 23:14
A deviation from your usual style Don. Nice one. P
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Philipos
Tue 26th May 2020 23:12
An ever source of wonderment the bee. Nice poem.
Comment is about Little Window Flowers (blog)
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One of my pet hates, MC. (Not your poem, of course; the uncollected dog do’s).
Comment is about PAVEMENT ARTIST (blog)
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It may be many things, Po, but masterpiece is not one of them. Thanks for the compliment, though.
Comment is about IT'S CUMMINGS' HOME (blog)
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Hi Dorinda,
Thank-you for offering to donate. You should be able to do it by visiting https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/wolbeyondthestorm
The link had taken you to a log in page for JustGiving. We don't have any control over the login at that site so I can't help directly with the original question but if you use the above link, you shouldn't need to log in.
Paul
Comment is about Don't leave it too late! It's deadline day to enter Write Out Loud's Beyond the Storm poetry competition (article)
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I should have kept my powder dry, Ruth.
https://www.writeoutloud.net/public/blogentry.php?blogentryid=98664
And thanks for the Like, Stephen.
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<Deleted User> (18118)
Tue 26th May 2020 18:39
Your poetry is always full of descriptive beauty and this one is amazing.
Hannah
Comment is about This is my Country and these are my People (blog)
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Thought you might do 'I can see clearly now' ?
Comment is about IT'S CUMMINGS' HOME (blog)
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<Deleted User> (18118)
Tue 26th May 2020 18:36
This is so beautiful.
I loved every word, every image.
These things are so precious.
Hannah
Comment is about A Pressed Flower (blog)
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Really share your love of Cherry Blossoms!
Comment is about Believe (blog)
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This is great news. What a battle it must have been. All our good wishes.
Comment is about Michael Rosen leaves ICU after 47 days but remains in hospital (article)
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Thank you so much for your comment dear Po.. I love writing poems looking at pictures ? Here there are plenty of Crows around my house, trust me you can enjoy many things about them except for their noice?
Comment is about Looted Seed (blog)
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"A man's reach should exceed his grasp. Or what's a heaven for? " Robert Browning, Men and Women, 1855.
Comment is about Conversations with the angel of dawn (blog)
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Thanks Po (I think ? )
definitely one that needs some rework - but there's the basis of a blues guitar track here I think - so may come back to it with more time and take off some of the edges (but leave the ending)
Ian
Comment is about Label On The Bottle (blog)
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I don't think this is quite as facetious as it might look at first glance. Even I am not sure where it has come from.
Comment is about Little Window Flowers (blog)
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I'm really happy it made you smile Cynthia. It was a lot more work than it looks like.
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Thanks for your comment, Hannah. Nature indeed never stops even if we do (:
Glad you like it also Nigel, it's frightening what you see of yourself when you look outside and know it just out of reach.
Thanks also Poemgraphic for your thoughts. Yeah, there is a element of time travel (aka back to the future) in this piece in a way. I hadn't looked at it like that, so thanks for that.
Thanks also to Itsjustmedownhere and Moon Girl - means a lot you guys like this too (:
Comment is about Isolation in Spring (blog)
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Felt compelled to write this after the bank holiday yesterday.
It is a bit rushed and perhaps best read after my earlier post The Lock Down Bank Holiday.
So sad that I had the material provided for this poem.
Comment is about Lock Down Bank Holiday Let Down (blog)
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Hi Po, thanks, as always, for the kind comments.
You, too. Stay well.
Comment is about The Subject in the Picture (blog)
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Those notes of silence
then ending with
catching glimpses of the past
tied up in the future
makes this poem
one of your best Andy
Comment is about Isolation in Spring (blog)
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I read this particular poem over a few times. I really enjoy those who pour out their soul in their work.
Well done.
-J
Comment is about Whole lot of shame (blog)
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Thank you very much PO you have helped me more then you coukd ever know ?
Comment is about Darkest sunflower (poet profile)
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Thank you both So much for the words of encouragement I am new to all this I have posted on another blog under a different name but never gotten so many likes and comments it truly has made me cry and I feel happy hoping I am help others heal as well I can't thank all of you enough ?
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<Deleted User> (18118)
Mon 25th May 2020 21:09
All the sights and sounds of Spring.
Nature never stops.
Love this one.
Hannah
Comment is about Isolation in Spring (blog)
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Thank you for your kind comments. Gaining a little more confidence to try to just go with the flow.
Comment is about When you see a rainbow (blog)
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<Deleted User> (18118)
Mon 25th May 2020 21:01
Beautiful poem.
The imagery.
Love rainbows. Very good last verse.
Hannah
Comment is about When you see a rainbow (blog)
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Hi Mortimer thanks for your lovely comment on my poem Always Love You
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Dear Po, your comment is so uplifting. Thank you very much?
Comment is about Always Love You (blog)
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Thank you for your lovely comment, Mortimer.
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I love this poem and can so relate, especially the line, “In all this I found my love to write” which definitely does make it worth the fight. ?
Comment is about Whole lot of shame (blog)
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Thanks for the kind comments all - I really appreciate it. I enjoyed writing this one and really liked how it came together ?
Nice to see you blogging again Hilary ?
Thanks again for commenting Po ?
Thanks J J - glad you liked it ?
Ian
Comment is about Elegy For Days Lost (blog)
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I absolutly love this
Comment is about Thoughts (random) (blog)
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I really am not too sure about this one!!
Comment is about When you see a rainbow (blog)
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One thing to learn from this I personally find is you have to have eyes in the back of your head even more on-line. The night I co-run Speak Easy hasn't had any trouble such as this and if we did, it's set up now so people that cause trouble are thrown straight out and banned.
It is very disrespectful to everybody that is there and ruins it for everybody else.
Glad you managed it well Ian.
Comment is about Poetry on Zoom ... the good, the bad and the ugly. From Manila to Chester, but trouble at Wigan (article)
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Philipos
Mon 25th May 2020 18:03
Am sure we have all been there in one way and another, only time heals if it ever does - bad memories never help our equilibrium - so we have to climb the stairs of hope. Not sure that will helps if that isn't you - I suppose there would be no blues music if we didn't learn to cope - counsellors might have some answers to this conundrum. Compelling read BTW. Take care. P.
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Hi Dorinda, sorry that you've been having these problems. Have passed on your query to our tech supremo Paul. Thanks for alerting us to this.
Comment is about Don't leave it too late! It's deadline day to enter Write Out Loud's Beyond the Storm poetry competition (article)
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<Deleted User> (22292)
Mon 25th May 2020 16:42
Beautiful, I enjoy the rhythm of this poem.?
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<Deleted User> (22292)
Mon 25th May 2020 16:31
I have submitted two poems for this competition.
However I am having problems trying to donate! The Just Giving site keeps asking me for my password - I have done this - they then ask me to enter my password and I keep doing this. Every time it comes back to the same box! I even tried "lost my password" box, but again I keep getting the box asking me for my password! I tried again and they said they would send me a new password, but they haven't, and I'm back to that box again!
I do want to give, so could anyone help please?
Thank you!
Comment is about Don't leave it too late! It's deadline day to enter Write Out Loud's Beyond the Storm poetry competition (article)
Original item by Greg Freeman
A bitter-sweet irony in these lines...reminding us of those nicknames
we give to the afflicted...often intended as a backhanded salute to the
way afflictions are borne. The final lines make an excellent "pay-off"
to what has gone before.
Comment is about 'One Lung Dave' (blog)
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Po - please refresh my attention span regarding the "earworm" song
plus the "incident" you refer to. I'm one tep forwards, two steps
back at the moment! Put it down to anno domini. Which has me
wondering whether the current situation will be referred to in the
future as "BC" (Before Coronavirus) and "AC" (After Coronavirus") ?
?
Comment is about GOODBYE PICCADILLY, FAREWELL LEICESTER SQUARE? (blog)
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PO thank you for the like and your advice is 100% welcome here but sadly. The last part of my poem is about my personal experiences I do adore Alice in wonderland but this is about what I am currently going through I was needy and selfish I have hurt alot of people including myself though I maybe sad I understand I am to blame I appreciate your advice feel free to rewrite this poem however you like and post it that's what being creative is about
Comment is about Whole lot of shame (blog)
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HI Mortimer Glad you liked my tape recorder poem. More carefree days indeed!
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Philipos
Mon 25th May 2020 11:55
Nice one....
Comment is about Haiku for the Tory voter (a lament) (blog)
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Mon 25th May 2020 09:27
I really like the rawness of your style and how the thoughts are displayed as erratic via the structure and enjambment. Great stuff! Thank you.
Comment is about Ventilator Dreams (blog)
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<Deleted User> (24283)
Mon 25th May 2020 08:13
Yes!! This is it. All good things shall stay forever. I liked this poem.?
Comment is about Give Me Space (blog)
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Thanks Po, and thank you Victoria, really glad you liked it.
J. x
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Darkest sunflower
Wed 27th May 2020 00:17
https://youtu.be/GjwjZHWixS8
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