Fri 16th Aug 2019 10:41
so ...
are you still painting?
Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)
Original item by keith jeffries
Fri 16th Aug 2019 10:40
A meaningful explanation of a condition which has always puzzled me.Well written as this is evidence of your many talents. Thank you
Keith
Comment is about Bipolar Mania's Two-Edged Sword (blog)
Original item by Don Matthews
Fri 16th Aug 2019 10:39
no recession
fake news
Trump is making America great again!
Comment is about Don Matthews (poet profile)
Original item by Don Matthews
A poem of heartfelt admiration for a servant of God.
Thank you for this
Keith
Comment is about Priest of the world »dedicated to Rev. Fr Chinedu Ralph Nwosu -my spiritual mentor« (blog)
Original item by Chinwendu C.E Rays
Thanks John. One of those poems that started with a basic human problem and that ladies pick up on. Yes I camped it up a bit with the heavy accent!
Ray
Comment is about TIES THAT BIND (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Lisa- it seems John is having trouble getting production line workers. They want more take-home pay. Seems he won't more pay than he's offering to make these completely-unknown-never-seen-before piss-stain-stoppers. Keep at it John.
Lisa- I'm sure John has a kind heart. I'm sure he will send the used prototype to tide you over till Christmas, gratis. Free delivery and all. I'm sure it will have passed all the safety tests and still be well within its use by date.
That's not you I can hear pissing with laughter down the wire is it?
No, I think it's me.....?
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
You’re onto something there, Kev. I’ll see what I’ve got in stock.
Lisa/Don I have a small production delay. Problems with the support (see above). I could send the used and tested prototype I have been using since Tuesday..
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
It's a good idea John, but I just can't see how it will stay in position. Now if someone were to invent a pair of straps to support it. He could call such straps carabiner-braces.
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
That is great Lisa. I have been trying to do the same in a sense. More trying myself though with my own limited musical talent. It just feels sometimes though that a particular poem just wants to be sung. If you do I hope you post a soundfile.
Adam
Comment is about Don't Sell Your Soul Part I (re-post) & Part II (blog)
Original item by Lisa C Bassignani
International shipping is always an issue...perhaps for Christmas then ☺
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
John's just pondering a reply......
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Lisa - you are getting fussy now. You know boys wear blue and not pink. Heard a whisper that J's having trouble organizing Slash transport across the pond. Pilots (I've heard) are pissing themselves laughing on takeoff. Only a whisper though. I'm sure John is taking the matter in hand. You're gonna have to hang tight while he sorts this laughing policeman, no pilot problem out.....jeez, he does have problems. All self-inflicted though Lisa. Poor boy.....
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Thank God, Graham. I thought I'd upset the sisterhood. Luckily, it's not commercial as such as I haven't made any sales as yet.
Don - thanks for your further thoughts. I shall certainly look into that.
Lisa - I plan to cut them out of the McDonald tartan material I have on my deckchair.
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Oh...I so needed a good laugh! Thanks guys.
John he's a big guy, so large. Do they come in different colors or just the standard beige?
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
John, I'm sorry to say
The T's and C's of Slash
Utter rubbish they seem to be
I think you've done your dash
Sorry 'bout that.....?
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
It is to do with your entry being regarded as commercial spam.
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
My dad's piss is busting
I needs overnight
Where's Amazon Coops?
Am Prime? nah, not right......
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
2.4.7. WOL section?
Can't find it? (dumb me)
Must somewhere be hiding
New technology?
T&C's got me stumped
DIY yep, I get
Perhaps it's a new thing?
Watch P's and Q's John ?.....
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Ray, you sound rather Dickensian in this. What does a lack of awareness of what's going on down there reveal about the character or mind-set of a person? That could be an essay title.
John S
Comment is about TIES THAT BIND (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Is that about Equal Opportunities for women, Graham? I'll bet a TENA it is.
If your need is urgent, Don, you might want to order Next Day Delivery with Amazon Prime.
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
How do you feel about asking him if he requires small, medium or large, Lisa?
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
I got a jingle
To help sell your slasher
"Buy one for daddy to stop his piss crasher" (Copyrighted -you heard it here first)
Maybe we could do a deal John?.....?
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Not sure whether this contravenes section 2.4.7 of WOL's T&C's?
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
I'll take a dozen! Dad's birthday is next week. I was wondering just what the heck to get the old man....Perfect!
Comment is about THE SLASH APRON (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Thanks Adam!
I like the idea of a song. I have a few poems that I would really like see put to music. I'm working on getting some musically talented people together.
Comment is about Don't Sell Your Soul Part I (re-post) & Part II (blog)
Original item by Lisa C Bassignani
Philipos
Thu 15th Aug 2019 21:50
I enjoyed reading this Avishek - nothing overwritten about any of this - keeps the mind focused. P.?
Comment is about Celebration Day (blog)
Original item by AVISHEK GHOSH
John,
two very different portraits of life with the most appropriate words to compliment them.. Quite extraordinary.
Thank you
Keith
Comment is about Hearts are thrown at Strangers aren’t they? (blog)
Original item by John E Marks
Love this John, pure excellence!
Comment is about Hearts are thrown at Strangers aren’t they? (blog)
Original item by John E Marks
Devon Brock
Thu 15th Aug 2019 21:37
So, you think the illegal annexation of Indian controlled Kashmir is a good thing? Surprising, given that so few Kashmiri voices have been heard. But I suppose that the cutting off of all internet, phone and media access PRIOR to the announcement of this move is a good thing. I suppose integration into the larger Indian society is best done with curfews, lockdowns, checkpoints and thousands of troops. Quite an open-armed welcome to India. Just saying. I'll take my comments off the air.
D
Comment is about O,My holy land (blog)
Original item by Hasmukh Mehta
Adam, thank you for commenting on my poems. I particularly enjoyed Olympic Mountains as it had that impressionist flavour, a genre of poetry I am very drawn to. Keep writing Adam as your work has a special quality, which over time, will achieve your own personal brand of poetry. I look forward to observing your progress.
Keith
Comment is about Adam Rabinowitz (poet profile)
Original item by Adam Rabinowitz
My husband took this photo of me sometime around my 40th birthday, it had resurfaced recently and only seems fitting as my new inspiration that we are ALL Stardust ?
Comment is about 20190810_144118.jpg (photo)
Original item by Tui Dragonfly
just so I understand, does the nation refer to your nation or the nation of islam?
Comment is about O,My holy land (blog)
Original item by Hasmukh Mehta
A charming analogy - citing the great life giver with us who often
fail in that respect, even going in the opposite destructive direction.
Comment is about Like Trees (blog)
Original item by d.knape
Keith...great eye for character and observation. Last line drops with powerful effect. Sorry it has raken me until now to start reading your work. I definitely think this is a strong piece.
Comment is about Damaged for life (blog)
Original item by keith jeffries
Really thought that was great. There felt like there was definitely a melody to it. Did you write it as a song?
Comment is about Don't Sell Your Soul Part I (re-post) & Part II (blog)
Original item by Lisa C Bassignani
I like your poetry. What was the name of your grandad who wrote plays in Ireland?
Comment is about Ruth O'Reilly (poet profile)
Original item by Ruth O'Reilly
Philipos
Thu 15th Aug 2019 17:17
Thanks Alexandra (Albatross) Time moves on a pace from modern experiences - what once was a not so unusual everyday experience in the wider scheme of things (deaths at sea) - now forms a rather different kind of scenario indeed, especially as there is no merchant service as once was so familiar to us. Like the Smithsonian Institute in the USA discovered - our past history and artefacts of times past - help us look back and see anew what it was that everyday folk did for a living - in that looking back the events seem more golden in the re-telling. I was there and still see the faces from earlier days loom up at me from time to time - the good bits and the less good. If any of that makes any sense at all. Bestest. P.
Comment is about Alexandra K. Parapadakis (poet profile)
Original item by Alexandra K. Parapadakis
Thank you Rose!!!!
Comment is about Don't Sell Your Soul Part I (re-post) & Part II (blog)
Original item by Lisa C Bassignani
Sounds great Raj, and a great setting to find future poems
Comment is about Full Moon Rebirth (blog)
Original item by Ruth O'Reilly
Whitchever way it turns out I will be out in the forest tonight Ruth, camping with a friend.
For me the Lovely Luna in all its fullness triggers an awakening and transformation where the spirit transcends all earthly limitations.
Thanks for that.
Raj
Comment is about Full Moon Rebirth (blog)
Original item by Ruth O'Reilly
Thanks for reading Ghazala, yes I agree in the end you begin to realise that materialism has it's limits to fulfilling the human soul.
Comment is about Full Moon Rebirth (blog)
Original item by Ruth O'Reilly
I can imagine those cheeky leprechauns of yours dancing in the moonlight actually Nigel
Comment is about Full Moon Rebirth (blog)
Original item by Ruth O'Reilly
Ha,ha is that your alter ego Nigel? ?
Comment is about Full Moon Rebirth (blog)
Original item by Ruth O'Reilly
Ghazala Lari
Thu 15th Aug 2019 15:33
Leaves us thinking our purpose of life on earth. More spiritual than materialistic. Great share.
Comment is about Full Moon Rebirth (blog)
Original item by Ruth O'Reilly
Suirauqa the witch
reads your poem
while making a spell.
Comment is about Full Moon Rebirth (blog)
Original item by Ruth O'Reilly
I'm always standing Idling thinking about earlier words, very relatable!
Comment is about Pronoun (blog)
Original item by Adam Rabinowitz
d.knape
Fri 16th Aug 2019 10:45
So many trees
so many plead
oh don't forsake
in saving me
We are your balm
your company
so don't destroy
our canopy.
Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)
Original item by M.C. Newberry