Thanks Robert, glad you liked the poem!

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thanks you for commenting on 'this is the news' Wendy.
I'm pleased you liked it and appreciate you taking the time to comment
Ian

Comment is about Wendy Higson (poet profile)

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Great sample

Comment is about Rebecca Clark (poet profile)

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Hi Hazel, thank you for your comment on my poem.
Much appreciated.

Hannah

Comment is about Hazel ettridge (poet profile)

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thanks for the kind comments on 'Daily Howl' mate - but where've ya been? I haven't written a political poem this year (yet) *wink*
Ian

Comment is about Stuart Buck (poet profile)

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Very nice sample.?

Comment is about Sonia Jarema (poet profile)

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Ray "Backwards glancing" nods in your direction. Tommy

Comment is about ray pool (poet profile)

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Thank you both so much.?

Comment is about Damon Blackery (poet profile)

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Your comment is v much appreciated.. Keep coming with your bitter-sweet verses, they're gut-wrenching to read.

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Comment is about Marion (poet profile)

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Killer samples. ?

Comment is about Mark Underwood (poet profile)

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I think you're my favorite poet on here now.

Comment is about Cesca (poet profile)

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they were lonely birds
but exchanged no words
it was their desire
but weren't admired

the world was strange
but they couldn't manage
they sang in loneliness
but brought joy to the face

how could they unite?
and force the passion to ignite
but they remain delighted
as and when the scene of love was sighted

there is joy in silence
and cash it on when getting the chance
love is a divine gift
so make no shift

enjoy and try to meet
love each other and affectionately greet
it may pay one day
when you will have your sway

Comment is about Sarah Mae (poet profile)

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Love is like the flower
it needs kind showers
either from the rainy season
or from the kind person

love may blossom
and create room
for new things to emerge
and silently manage

love has no reason
to deny an access to the person
who is selflessly seeking a union
and offers to stay as the companion

give the way
and stay
as comfortable as you were before
you will never feel sore


it is a right moment
to present
your perspective
with an indicative gesture

Comment is about deasemooie (poet profile)

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Hello

thank you for your visit.
joy.

Comment is about terry l shuff (poet profile)

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Thanx. All my tattoos represent battles won /lost in life x

Comment is about Tyler-Evolution (poet profile)

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I admire your tenacity, however you sound confused about a person maybe u need to voice your feelings directly to that person without others interfering and maybe it's all a question of timing. If the other person isn't ready or hasn't been prepared to hear your voice, leave it up to the universe. MADELINE. AND my prayers are with u, with your career and general well being. X

Comment is about Madelyn DeLeon (poet profile)

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Thank you Wood!

Comment is about Xoanxo (poet profile)

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Welcome from me, too. I'm looking forward to more poems also. But - be careful not to post too many at once, as the average WOLer probably won't keep up. One-two per week is your best bet - to receive best attention to your work from a wide range of readers.

Just my opinion, of course. Like Anya, I think WOL is splendid.

Comment is about Rebecca Leivesley (poet profile)

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you have the form that captures the audience.
thank you for sharing your work.

Comment is about Xoanxo (poet profile)

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thanks for commenting on 'pain killer' Keith - I appreciate your support and for taking the time to comment
Ian

Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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Ooo did you? I'm in love with the west myself - heading back over in August, cannot WAIT. Dublin to Doolin then down to Kerry.

Peat fires are so damned HOT aren't they?! ? And the smell, mmm. Hey, I'd love to read the one you wrote for 'Scent Memories'. Perhaps PM it to me? Did you ever see the one I wrote about walking the Cliffs of Moher? I was out of my mind with panic that I'd hurl myself over the edge - it's a 'thing' for some people, and I try to avoid high places mostly, but this was so utterly heartbreakingly beautiful that I forced myself to do it. Amazing exhilarating experience, and I wrote one of my best poems ever afterwards.

Comment is about Trevor Alexander (poet profile)

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Hi Laura. I too love a turf fire. I worked on a farm in north west Ireland for a couple of summers in my teens, and in the farmhouse we cooked on a turf fire. I also worked in the bog, gathering the turf - hard work! I recently contributed to a "Scent Memories" project, and wrote a piece about the smell of the turf fire based on those summers.

Comment is about Laura Taylor (poet profile)

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Hi Ray thanks so much for your comment on my poem The New Love.
I look forward to reading more of yours.

Hannah

Comment is about ray pool (poet profile)

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Thanks Trevor, glad you liked 'Killing the Piano'. You're right about the digital stuff - there's nothing wrong with them (I've got a few keyboards lying around my flat!) but there's so much more to a real piano than that.

Comment is about Trevor Alexander (poet profile)

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Sofia,
Thank you for commenting favourably on my poem A Woman of Substance. It is much appreciated. Keith

Comment is about AbSo2021 (poet profile)

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Hello Binte,
Thank you for commenting favourably on my poem. It is much appreciated.
Keith

Comment is about Binte Afroz (poet profile)

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Thank you

Comment is about nathleighsha (poet profile)

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I appreciate your comment and absolutely love your work. I will be following waiting for more.

Comment is about AbSo2021 (poet profile)

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'Submitting is not an option for within me is a fire set for destruction.' Powerful line. Thanks for sharing

Comment is about nathleighsha (poet profile)

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Comment is about nathleighsha (poet profile)

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Anthony Emmerson

Thu 15th Dec 2011 21:50

He would have approved Tommy. Probably the most honest thinker comedy's ever seen.

Regards,

A.E.

Comment is about Anthony Emmerson (poet profile)

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Thanks for the comments on 'Killing the Piano' Ray, I'm glad you liked it. That one always strikes a chord (pun intended!) with people who play or who grew up with a piano around the house. It's one of those little tragedies of the modern world, I think.

Comment is about ray pool (poet profile)

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Thanks for the comment on 'Killing the Piano' Hugh, glad you liked it!

Comment is about hugh (poet profile)

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Thanks Karin, I'm glad you liked the poem ? It's a true story, more or less.

Comment is about Karin Seaver (poet profile)

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Thanks for commenting Keith, and I'm glad you liked the poem. It is sad to see a dying art, and I think a lot of people who might not even play can relate to the loss of a piano.

Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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I can't believe you found my poem from eight years ago! And, yes, it was one I totally loved writing and sharing. At that time I belonged to a 'poetry club' that encouraged writing in all genres. We enjoyed robust discussion together which included criticism, suggestions and valued encouragement.

So thanks again. And welcome to WOL. It's a great site.

Comment is about Wood (poet profile)

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A lovely poem very thoughtful and very true thank you Hasmukh Wendy x

Comment is about Hasmukh Mehta (poet profile)

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i am at face book too as hasmukh amathalal.i am poet and abt 20000 poems to my credit.

my link is www,poemhutner,com as hasmukh amathalal

Comment is about Nishtha Halwai (poet profile)

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thanks for the comments on 'pub quiz theory' Ray - just one more piece of modern living that I've come to despie - in my day it used to be called cheating - now if it gets you gold you do it - rather than take your natural place in the world.
Ian ?

Comment is about ray pool (poet profile)

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thanks for the comments on 'ub quiz theory' Laura - yes, I'm bitter - because life seems to want to make things as easy as possible for folk these days - rather than test their true mettle - I know who and what I am - and I don't need google to answer for me
Ian ?

Comment is about Laura Taylor (poet profile)

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Hello there. Thank you for your two poems. I have enjoyed the richness of both and look forward to seeing more of your work. Welcome to Write out Loud. Keith

Comment is about Grinder Spencer (poet profile)

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The poem you put as your sample is beautiful! Love it

Comment is about Caerus Tempus (poet profile)

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Your writings have reminded me much of the heartbreaking headlines I've read and this movie that I saw...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97Z54yo7l9g

I see that this is an issue close to you and I am glad to see such perspectives opened up to the world through a military man.

Rachel

Comment is about Hasmukh Mehta (poet profile)

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Powerful sample.

Comment is about Nathalie Sieh (poet profile)

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Thank you so much for your comment Mike.

Hannah

Comment is about mike booth (poet profile)

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Thank you so much... I am sorry for not responding sooner, I am a newbie and still finding my way. And Frances, lovely to get an exile's view - I left the North East in 1967, aged eight! But it won't leave we alone...

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Thank you, Chris for taking the time to read my words - for the likes and the comments.
I've thoroughly enjoyed 'Northumbria', it's knowing-ness and it's internal rhyme.
I was born in Blythe but left (with my parents) when I was 4 1/2 to go to Africa. Returned with my mum in the early 70's to see her old home but wished we hadn't as it was turned into 5 flats and the garden taken up by a huge intersection. So sad...

Comment is about Chris Bainbridge (poet profile)

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Hi Mike - I've organised Tongue&Grooves in Portsmouth since 2003 and would be up for your survey.

Maggie Sawkins
hookedonwords@gmail.com

Comment is about Mike Took (poet profile)

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thnaks for the recent comments Tommy - hope you're keeping well
Ian

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