Graham you got in touch when there was a problem on one of the sites.
I wonder if you could send some more advice or put me in touch with someone because I have lost my like button on last two new blogs sent.

Thanks Nigel

Comment is about Graham Sherwood (poet profile)

Original item by Graham Sherwood

Moooooooo.....

What kind of cow am I Mr Buzzerd ?

Comment is about Put Some Clothes On (blog)

Original item by d.knape

But Tom I am an udder-cow
Do suffer body-shame
(Except I am proud of my udder)
But not a selfie dame

Moo.....

Comment is about Put Some Clothes On (blog)

Original item by d.knape

Space headquarters calling Button Moon
W O L have a missing I like
a possible landing on your place
Please return A S A P
on the next shuttle earth bound

Nigel Hopeful

Comment is about Never Closed Always Open (blog)

Original item by Nigel Astell

Loved this! Made me smile and think. Especially this bit:

cows don't get embarrassed
they don't get body shamed
they don't have social sites
don't feel the need to show off their udders

Comment is about Put Some Clothes On (blog)

Original item by d.knape

A poem very descriptive which allows readers to use their imaginations to the full. The poem also held me in the grip of fear. Quite extraordinary.
Well done
Thank you

Keith

Comment is about Escape (blog)

Original item by AVISHEK GHOSH

impressive. Such a vivid style. You chosen words add to the mood of the poetry.Wonderful piece from you Keith.Thanks for sharing.

Comment is about An Autumnal Rhapsody (blog)

Original item by keith jeffries

Jason

One tends to write best on what one is passionate about. I like black humour but not all readers relate to it. Well-written black humour shows a clever mind.....

Think black when you start to type......

Comment is about Shit! the Board are after me (blog)

Original item by Don Matthews

Now dk I'm an udder-cow
I'm proud the way it hangs
The udder cows are jealous cos
(Theirs don't hang so nice....) ?


Nice poem dk.....

Comment is about Put Some Clothes On (blog)

Original item by d.knape

Thank you Tom. ? Wouldn’t it be nice if exhaling could rid of us ego. I agree, we could all use more peace. ✌️❤️

Comment is about Silent Light  (blog)

Original item by Vautaw

The ladda in her tights Hugh
Was put there to invite
A fella to climb up it
Knock, enter.....

Comment is about Snakes & Ladders (blog)

Original item by Ruth O'Reilly

This poem has its ups and downs.Did you hear about the girl who had a ladder up her tights.She'd been up to no good.

Comment is about Snakes & Ladders (blog)

Original item by Ruth O'Reilly

As goodbyes go, one of the most beautiful and softly powerful ones I've read.

J. x

Comment is about An Autumnal Rhapsody (blog)

Original item by keith jeffries

Yep, that's the only way to write, in whatever style works for you. I wish I could do more humourous stuff, face to face I'm a funny guy, it's just that:
A) My sense of humour is extremely dark most of the time,
And B) It never seems to appear when I start typing.
Probably for the best in my case, as I say I do have a very dark sense of humour.

J. x

Comment is about Shit! the Board are after me (blog)

Original item by Don Matthews

A ladda I climbed up I did
I climbed to the tee-tippy top
But the ladda didn't like me at tee-tippy top
And tipped me right off, felled me (flop)

Broke pelvis, hospitalised, food yuk. nursie Caroline nursed me back to health......

What's this got to do with Snakes and Ladders? Nothing. Was just bored. Sorry Ruth.

Nice poem ?

Comment is about Snakes & Ladders (blog)

Original item by Ruth O'Reilly

Shit! Forgot DoRoThY. Too busy thinkin' 'bout the blasted Board....?

Comment is about Shit! the Board are after me (blog)

Original item by Don Matthews

I see what you mean Ruth. And yes, it needs its time of glory on centre stage. It's feeling a bit sad being relegated to a mere comment. Thalia is nodding her head in agreement with you. I better do it. Going against Thalia is one thing. Going against two women is double trouble....

dk - see what you've done? I've got two women at me now.....

Comment is about Goodbye Typewriter (blog)

Original item by d.knape

Don you should use this typewriter poem as a main post!

Comment is about Goodbye Typewriter (blog)

Original item by d.knape

Ah! Just seen this one, lovely lines here. Especially "exhaling ego,
connecting to the prophet within." Peace is an under appreciated commodity for many.

Comment is about Silent Light  (blog)

Original item by Vautaw

Thanks Ruth, I think the dragon of chaos is a pretty accurate metaphor for really violent, angry storms, the roaring of thunder and the sudden and immense power of lightning often puts me in mind of a huge angry dragon just ripping up the sky.

Also thanks to Avishek for liking.

J. x

Comment is about Storm Crows (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss

I'm glad your dog returned Branwell
Safe, as kj said
Methinks your wife ran off with
Another, straight to bed

The cries that you were hearing
Were those issued from bed
I'm sorry this might knock you
When all is done and said

Of course it's just a theory
From my fertile mind
We'd like to hear what theories
Perhaps your mind can find? ?

The Case of the Missing Wife...hooowl...

Comment is about What Happened? (blog)

Original item by branwell kent

I know things 'must' move on, but I pine for things of the past......

Comment is about Down Memory Lane (blog)

Original item by keith jeffries

Not sure what to make of this. Written about someone in trouble?.....

Comment is about Love me just the same (blog)

Original item by CharaOfNothing

This is impressive! Love the use of rhyming for emphasis!

Comment is about Burning time (blog)

Original item by Jaxx

I can't decide what I enjoyed more, the conversation in the comment section or the poem itself! Great word Adam. I think swallows is a safe, reassuring choice when talking about separations. It leaves an aftertaste of hope, or wishful thinking that the parting is fickle! You want to send your kids out to the world, but I bet you'll miss them! I used the same bird in a different scenario...in mine the parting was more definite, nothing like the life affirming feeling of a life beginning, rather the opposite. Still the picture of swallows appeased the pain that comes with separation. That we may see each other again!?

Mae

Comment is about The Swallows (blog)

Original item by Adam Rabinowitz

Me too Jason! Silence is a comforting refuge in our over-stimulated world. Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving feedback. ?

Comment is about Silent Light  (blog)

Original item by Vautaw

Oh deep deep stuff. Very good! At last some of that instead of the usual love-related poems. You opened the door to the truth. Excellent ?

Mae

Comment is about No Comparison (blog)

Original item by Adam Rabinowitz

Pleasant to the eye and the tongue! Very good piece dear Adam! Stunning rhyme and rhythm as always! Kudos!?

Mae

Comment is about Grapes (blog)

Original item by Adam Rabinowitz

I stopped smoking cigarettes 40 years ago and have saved myself more than £100,000 in real terms (really...work it out at £50 per week).

My friend's Dad smoked a pipe. We couldn't stand up for laughing when his wife said she loved a good shag (really said...no kidding).

Comment is about PIPE DREAMS (blog)

Original item by ray pool

I suppose I was feeling a bit spikey at the time I wrote that comment, Ray. I’d just had another poem removed; puzzlingly, it was from 2017! Not a re-post, you understand, but the original. It kind of implied that it was Not offensive in 2017 but is now! Odd.

Comment is about John Coopey (poet profile)

Original item by John Coopey

Reminding me to keep writing poetry obviously?

Comment is about Signs from the universe (photo)

Original item by Ruth O'Reilly

This piece takes me to a parallel universe halfway between mythic & reality. The dragon could be a metaphor on so many levels. Next time it rains I'll be thinking 'Dragon's Tears'.

Comment is about Storm Crows (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss

Never been a smoker Ray although most of my family were at once stage. Athletics saved me. However, there was always something about pipe smokers that had an over-arching allure. The fact that this piece of polished wood remained after the event (unlike cigarettes) to bear witness to and provide a souvenir of the aromas, always seemed a little special.

Comment is about PIPE DREAMS (blog)

Original item by ray pool

I love the silence, sometimes I just need to hide away in it. Beautiful.

J. x

Comment is about Silent Light  (blog)

Original item by Vautaw

Thanks so much for reading Jason and Rose.

Nice bit of Latin there Jason!

Comment is about Hourglass (blog)

Original item by Ruth O'Reilly

Thank YOU Ruth. ? To know my words helps another soul means the world to me. ❤️ That’s the main reason I share what I write, to make a soul connection. I am grateful for your kindness and feedback. That photo also resonates with me. I love the way photos and music enhances poetry.

Comment is about Silent Light  (blog)

Original item by Vautaw

Have you seen that Amazing Busker playing a guitar like a cello? I saw him on Market Street last week

Comment is about Manchester City Council ,please listen to me !Put no cycling signs up on Market street for all to see! (blog)

Original item by hugh

Thanks Don and thanks Ruth for liking.

J. x

Comment is about An Ideal World (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss

I haven't smoked for over a year, maybe two years, and this, in a good way, made me want to light up right now.

J. x

Comment is about PIPE DREAMS (blog)

Original item by ray pool

This has me the edge of my seat
Where is your wife? Who did she meet?
Now, Now Branwell
There's work for you
Get to work writing
The Dog Walk....
Part 2!?

Comment is about What Happened? (blog)

Original item by branwell kent

Sometimes not telling the full story is more powerful than telling the full story. Cleverly done, I do hope she's alright though.

J. x

Comment is about What Happened? (blog)

Original item by branwell kent

Brilliant, nostalgic poem Keith, I remember some of the that too and it was on a glance over the shoulder of time. Loved it.

J. x

Comment is about Down Memory Lane (blog)

Original item by keith jeffries

Just wanted to say thanks Kevin and Ruth for liking.

J. x

Comment is about Storm Crows (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss

Without question tell her. It may not work out but you'll always regret it if you don't.

J. x

Comment is about Do I tell her (blog)

Original item by Daniel Amici

I like a happy ending. So glad that the dog came home safely.

Comment is about What Happened? (blog)

Original item by branwell kent

Intriguing and gets us wondering Branwell. Such an easy poem to follow with its easy rhyme, but the thoughts make us uneasy!

Ray

Comment is about What Happened? (blog)

Original item by branwell kent

Thanks Mae and thank you Brian. I'm so pleased you like it Mae, your opinion is very dear to me.
Thanks so much Brian, that is high praise indeed, I don't know what to say except thank you so much.

J. x

Comment is about Storm Crows (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss

Thanks Keith...

Comment is about Ageless (blog)

Original item by Chrystel Roberts

Thank you Mae and Jason; I appreciate your comments.

Comment is about Ageless (blog)

Original item by Chrystel Roberts

Hi John. I didn't want to get bogged down on the discussion board when it seems to functioning quite well without my further intervention. But I did enjoy your heavily loaded references to "offensive" literary material, and thought it was not only relevant but entertaining in its take on the moderation process, which I have noticed in the past has been levelled against you. But I'm pleased to say you don't lie down!

regards, Ray

Comment is about John Coopey (poet profile)

Original item by John Coopey