<Deleted User> (13516)
Sun 29th Mar 2015 03:40
This is lovely, I like how although things seem so dark at times, you still hold onto hope, it takes great courage and bravery ....I know :)
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Sun 29th Mar 2015 00:13
Thanks!! Looking forward to sharing with others! Please comment on my posts :)
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<Deleted User> (9882)
Sat 28th Mar 2015 23:44
Welcome Michael.Nice to have you on board.Enjoy! x
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Sat 28th Mar 2015 12:59
Sat 28th Mar 2015 08:17
Thanks Jeremy for commenting on Only (?) Human, glad you enjoyed it. I am really loving your poems, a little bit in awe actually :)
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Sat 28th Mar 2015 08:08
Hi Wendy, thank you very much for your comment on Only(?) Human, I really appreciate it x
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Preeti Sinha
Sat 28th Mar 2015 04:34
thank you for reading and your lovely comment ! I have read your work. You have a way with words :) I am happy you are self-critical; it keeps you sharp, edgy and hungry
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Hello M.C. Many thanks for your comment on "Violation". I am sorry it has taken me so long to answer, but I thought it best to answer on the poem itself. Your interest is appreciated.
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thanks for the comment on @ménage A Trois' John - glad you got to see the eclipse - there was a hazy cloud across it here - which made viewing it a little easier from behind the woollen hat pulled down over my eyes - Yorkshire adaptability you see
cheers
Ian
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Glad you liked 'Menage A Trois' Harry - thanks for commenting again - much appreciated
Ian
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Yes it was the way your poem Shadow sent me thinking of my little Grandson who would have been five years old on the 11th April and the dark shadow it cast over me.
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Lynn Hamilton
Tue 24th Mar 2015 13:42
Thank you for your welcome and comment Martin.
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Charlie markham
Mon 23rd Mar 2015 19:41
Hey Harry, many thanks regarding your comment on "I'm Dead Inside". To answer the proposition raised in your comment the beauty of the whole process is ironic. Some can the beauty in the self decay and how complex the whole idea is. For me the beauty is born from the retrospective love and relationships that are born from the idea of self loathe; and how those rally around the individual to help deal with the problem. Hope this sheds some light! x
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Hi Nigel
wow that last piece you sent me is amazing, it seems like it has a personal note for you. i don't quite know how to follow that.
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Lynn Hamilton
Mon 23rd Mar 2015 11:26
Thanks John. I hope they still do and you don't have to revert to any other substances!
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Preeti Sinha
Sun 22nd Mar 2015 11:31
Thank you Jacqueline ! Jacqueline is a lovely name :)
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Sorry you found 'I dream About Love' too sad. I suppose it is in a way. Here's something about love thats a bit more upbeat:
http://writeoutloud.net/public/blogentry.php?blogentryid=39005
Thanks for looking in,
best wishes,
Steve
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Kenneth Eaton-Dykes
Sat 21st Mar 2015 21:42
Yes just a teaspoon to a pint of vodka
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Fri 20th Mar 2015 13:57
Hi Aly, thanks for taking the time to read and leaving a comment on I was young. I really appreciate it. I'll see what I can do about it.
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Aly, welcome to Write Out Loud, and I hope you find something of what you're looking for here. We're a poetry site specifically, although you're very welcome to post prose here as well. While I can't offer to critique your work as a whole, I can maybe pass across some advice. This is what I think is important:
1) Read as many other writers as you can. When you like something they do, reflect on it, and try to work out how they did it.
2) Avoid writing about abstract concepts too much. Concentrate on describing particular objects and incidents, and maybe by doing so, they will reveal greater truths.
But if what is most important to you at this time, is simply to express your feelings, then go on doing that. Don't worry about whether it's great literature. The main question is, do you feel better after writing it? Maybe that's the most important thing for you at this time. Hope this is of some help. Greg
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Would you mind giving me some feedback on the writing material I have posted? I am of little experience and I wish to have a professional's opinion.
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thanks for the kind comments on 'wide is the gate...' Harry - nice that you picked up on that 'damned' landscape - because the soul at the centre of the piece is equally damned - with work! cheers again
Ian
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thanks for the kind & supportive comments on 'wide is the gate...' Laura. I wrote it for a com petition on unrhymed couplets, so that suggested the form.
I know what you mean about the supernatural, but the example you quote was meant more as a play on 'inner demons' i.e his shadow had more life and energy than his body. cheers
Ian
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thanks laura for the praise over ghost story ii - prologue 2, really pleased with this also as you may have guessed.
this will be part of napwrimo so let's see if i do this kind of quality over 30 days! lol
but thanks again - means a lot to me you like this xx
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thanks for the comment over ghost story ii, zach. glad you liked it. hope i can keep this quality up throughout april. big difference writing one a week than one a day but i have some good ideas in mind for it i hope!
P.S. - i will be recording this shortly.
Last year's story (for this this is a sequel can be heard here - https://andyn.bandcamp.com/album/ghost-story-i)
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steve mellor
Mon 16th Mar 2015 08:35
Hi Harry
Glad you enjoyed the 'marathon'. The one thing I hope I can say about it is that it is politically even-handed. They're all a bunch of ********
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Preeti Sinha
Mon 16th Mar 2015 02:39
Thanks Andy for suggestion, I have done it and it works better now! Thank u
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Oh lord,
you're really too kind. Thank you for reading. :)
I think that being vulnerable is a huge part of all artforms, and most art is humanity clawing its way out. I'm just lucky that words and I have gotten along so far.
writing, like life, can hurt. It can be an uncomfortable admission to yourself and to other people, but usually it's for the better. Steps forward on glass are better than none at all. Or at least that's what I think right now.
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Hey there Mr Bastard, sorry it has taken me such a while, but I read through you Ray Charles letters and I wanted to mull them over a bit before getting back to you. I think what I love about your poetry is that you truly open yourself up. When I read your poems I feel that it is a little piece of the inside you that you have put on the page which is a brave thing to do. Because of the truth you show I find it easy to empathise and I can relate your words to my own feelings. They work on me in a similar way to the poetry of Allen Ginsberg, which I hope doesn't sound to pretentious, and I very much enjoyed reading them. I hope you will continue to share your work on WOL as I am greatly interested to see how your work develops.
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Is the Collage Poem for March in exile? or what!
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Hello Eleni,
Very impressed with the youtube clip, very original and fine words too.
regards,
Graham
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Thankyou Brian for your lovely comments Wendy
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Thankyou jack lots of memories still to come I hope . My head is full of things I would love to write down ,time will tell Love wendy .
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Why thank you Jack. You're missing nothing, not driving. Bloody M6 - wacky races!
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Ha - cross posting :)
Thanks for y'note on me tree pome :) I was having a bit of a go at Wordsworth's idea that we lose our 'visionary gleam' when we get older. Remember I mentioned it in The Raven that time? Anyway, fuck Wordsworth :D
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Thanks for making sure we had a good meeting last night you did a great job and I thought it went very well.
Good luck with the Ghost project loved what you read last night.
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<Deleted User> (10960)
Tue 10th Mar 2015 06:51
Thanks for dropping me a comment, Tommy. Had a read through your poems - the cynical tone resonates with me. A nice change of pace from all the usual sorts out there :)
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Tue 10th Mar 2015 04:10
Thanks, I write to emulate a voice for the voiceless as I myself have trouble speaking out.
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thanks for the comment on 'Dexteram Patris' John - yes I also have that vague feeling of looking at my father in the mirror when I shave - I think it's a universal human gliche
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cheers for the kind remarks regarding ' Dexteram Patris' MC - I'm pleased that it resonated with you
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Preeti Sinha
Mon 9th Mar 2015 04:43
I like this. I know many people like this. I hope she gets help. You have captured despair so well !
Preeti
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Many thanks, MC, for your kind thoughts on my Ring of Fire.
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Preeti Sinha
Fri 6th Mar 2015 14:21
Thank you so much for reading and your lovely comment!
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Well, I have to say that the 'sitting on it' and the work you've put into it clearly show. It is really well crafted. More of this sort of thing! ;)
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Preeti Sinha
Fri 6th Mar 2015 04:45
Hi Andy, thanks so much for reading and your comment !
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aye up - thanks for the kind and supportive comments on 'Dexteram Patris' Laura. It's one I've been sitting on and couldn't get the tone quite right - and originally I was concentrating too much on the chair that's set apart - once I got he 'busted' line it clicked into place.
good spot with that full stop - I deliberately spaced those lines like that and then left the chuffing full stop in - aaghhh!
Appreciate your comments as always
Ian
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thanks so much for your kind comment on 'Dexteram Patris' Jacqueline - much appreciated x
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thanks very much for the kind comments on 'Dexteram Patris' Gray, pleased that you liked it mate
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I am lost
Sun 29th Mar 2015 13:40
Thanks for taking the time to read "Undecided." I'm glad you liked it.
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