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Tue 6th Sep 2011 11:42

hopefully see you at the Tudor?..x

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garside

Tue 6th Sep 2011 08:13

I like The Fall very much hence the title

thanks for taking the time to read and make comment on my poem

steve x

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Andy N

Thu 1st Sep 2011 13:24

Hi Laura;

thanks for the comment over 'My Hometown'... It's a very personal piece about my hometown (Stretford)- dead pleased you like it.. See you soon (Almost back on my feet totally now) x

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Chris Co

Sat 27th Aug 2011 18:01

It is scary how fast those kids did time Laura.
'Cause and Effect'; I read it again today, even better on second reading. I hope to catch you perform it- excellent.

My Best

Chris

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Thu 25th Aug 2011 13:20

it took me about 15 yrs to write the 400, so if you're doing 50 a year then you are doing a lot better than me !
sometimes I couldn't write anything for months then half a dozen all at once :)

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Wed 24th Aug 2011 18:00

oo-er Missus, nudge, nudge :) (mother earth)

Hi - Like I said to ann Foxglove - I'd just run out of poems - I'd posted the (very nearly) 400 I'd written over the last few years, so, until I wrote something else .....

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Lisa Milligan

Fri 19th Aug 2011 21:09

Hi Laura - thanks so much for taking the time to read and comment on "The Patient". Actually, I started last year but left for awhile. I'm adding a few of what I've written in the meantime. Let me know what you think of my older work (some is dark also, some isn't dark at all - like life, I guess!) if you are so inclined and I am looking forward to returning the kindness and take a look at your work too!

I'm so glad that people picked up on the progression from whisper to scream because that was how it evolved and I wanted to somehow get that progression down on paper. I also very much appreciate that you agree with the sentiments of the piece - I hope that anyone going through this now will get some comfort out of knowing that someone understands.

Thanks again,
Lisa

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Elaine Booth

Wed 17th Aug 2011 16:53

Glad you liked Mem & Reflect. Did I not read it at yours last time? Anyway, many tas for the comments. XXX

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Wed 17th Aug 2011 10:30

Thanks Hun & ditto!

Think I've got an eyelash in mine - damn! xXx

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Neil Fawcett

Tue 16th Aug 2011 11:44

I thank ye Maam.

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chris stevenson

Sat 13th Aug 2011 21:38

...hello Laura...wasn't sure how this would be received...seems it's ok...thanks..chris.

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Camille Ralphs

Tue 9th Aug 2011 09:40

Hi Laura, thanks for the comment on Bible Pages - much appreciated!

CR x

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John Darwin

Fri 5th Aug 2011 10:19

Thanks Laura for your comments on Dreaming in Turkish, yes the cheap wine used to be thunderbird and is now 3 for 2 from Tesco :-)

John x

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Tom Harding

Thu 4th Aug 2011 21:38

thanks laura for the kind comment - i never usually go for that type of repetition but on this one i just couldn't help myself.

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kealan coady

Wed 3rd Aug 2011 15:13

na I never have but I'll have a look and thanks for the comment

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Fri 29th Jul 2011 16:11

thanks Laura for liking 'not one to be a snitch'.. :)

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Fri 29th Jul 2011 15:23

thanks Laura (no flannel) xx

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Philipos

Fri 29th Jul 2011 10:31

Hi Laura, 'Infarction' (of the Myocardial type) my coming to grief nearly 2 decades ago at the top of Ayers Rock in Oz.

Glad you made a link with rhythm and pulse activity. Many thanks also for your suggestion which I have taken up.

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Ann Foxglove

Thu 28th Jul 2011 14:13

Eh oop Laura - I just did give it a go but my pariciples may be adjectives! Hope Cynthia will forgive me! :)

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Terry White

Wed 27th Jul 2011 03:31

I really don't know how to expand on that line. I just jotted it down like that. In court one day a dad called his daughter a whore as they were walking out and it shocked me to the core. I wanted to capture as much of that shock as possible in the poem. I have no idea why he called her that, so I just tried to write a story around it.

What would you do to it? I really don't know where to go with it and still keep that shocking edge to it, I almost wanted it offensive, I was offended when I heard it.

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Philipos

Tue 26th Jul 2011 16:41

Hi Laura, thanks indeed for commenting on 'What the Master Saw'. I think the fetish went beyond him just liking stale working class women - Cullwick saw herself very much in the role of slave (a kind of low grade S&M) and she literally liked licking his boots.

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Neil Fawcett

Tue 26th Jul 2011 15:06

Cheers Laura.

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Andy N

Mon 25th Jul 2011 08:17

Hi Laura;

Thanks for the comment over 'Ticket to Ride'. I'll defo have to amend the typo as I am a bugger for them.

Severed Sun actually began off as a typo which I sorta liked and stuck with. You are dead right about the context of the piece.

See you Soon (I'm resting until September / October from properly performing)

Andy N x

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Sun 24th Jul 2011 23:59

Many thanks Laura for taking time with Sandcastles...oh those times when small children can play all day...thanks again Laura :)

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kealan coady

Fri 22nd Jul 2011 12:10

I'm actually a well established tap dancer in parts of Asia. Yeah I see what ya mean with good or bad being a matter of perception. But I've been rejected by pretty much every small press publisher in this hemisphere. Thats what I meant with reguards to my stuff and yeah I've tried a few different styles. Cinquain, syllabic but I try not get too engaged in one style as diversity keeps it interesting, if not for anyone else then for meself at least.

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John Embley

Fri 22nd Jul 2011 11:15

Hi Laura -- thanks for commenting on 'Eye of the Beholder' -- I've just been on MSN chat with my daughter in Canada, who did ecology at Bangor, and she reckons she has a book on the Gaia theory left in our loft, so I'll go take a peek this weekend, and see if I can find it. I've heard of it, of course, but my background's mainly maths, engineering and physics, so I've tended to steer clear of such stuff, until recently, p'raps when I started feeling poetic, eh?.
Ta for the pointer!

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kealan coady

Fri 22nd Jul 2011 09:51

Thanks for the comments laura. Im just not a very good editor. Im not sure whats good and whats not. So I just throw them up here. I kinda try out a few different styles, this one at the moment seems easy to write so I'm gunna stay on it. But thanks again for the comments.

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Fri 22nd Jul 2011 08:31

Cheers Laura for commenting on The Changeling. I'm a dizzy sod at times; have to park my car in the same few places in a multi-storey, always leave my keys in the hall & I do wonder of I'll remember where I live once I've been through the menopause!

There's a fear for me of losing my womanliness too - lots more things than I conveyed in the poem which focused on female sexuality.

Anyway, thanks again, glad you enjoyed it xXx

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Isobel

Thu 21st Jul 2011 12:04

Thanks for reading Laura - always appreciate your comments - I think we are similar in some respects :) x

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Neil Fawcett

Thu 21st Jul 2011 11:29

Wow that was quick Laura. Thanks for the kindness of your comments mi lady. yes this is a poem about a bloke I found dead in an olive grove many years ago.

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Neil Fawcett

Mon 18th Jul 2011 20:17

Which is your other favourite venue. thanks for the top tip, see I'm learning!

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Deborah Jordan Bailey

Sat 16th Jul 2011 08:16

hola Laura : ) thank you for reading Svātantrya and your kind comments on it...you summed up the person it was about very accurately;
"doesn't need to flaunt, or abuse.....just IS."
they left an imprint on my memory like people like that seem to do...
thanks again Laura xx

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shoeless

Fri 15th Jul 2011 11:07

yeah but you kinda managed to write the poem i have had stuck in my head for three years :) all about firepits , pendle and how people communicate at a different level in a festival , that if we could bring into everyday society would make it richer for us all. everyone is a friend until they prove they are not worthy

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winston plowes

Thu 14th Jul 2011 21:25

Hi Tom

thx for comments on Solar Lentigo, I think you have highlighted the best bit. x

H

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kath hewitt

Thu 14th Jul 2011 19:47

You are right about the last line. I knew it at the time but i think i just couldn't be bothered to change it lol
Thanks for commenting xx

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Amy Houston

Mon 11th Jul 2011 15:57

Hi huni, hope you enjoyed your jollies.
I wont be no, Wigans a little far I may get lost and never found again lol.

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Amy Houston

Wed 29th Jun 2011 09:46

You rocked Sale darling. Can't wait to get up there now. Loved baptism/crucifixion. Well done.

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Amy Houston

Tue 28th Jun 2011 12:04

looking forward to seeing you perform tonight lovely. x

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Terry White

Mon 27th Jun 2011 15:07

My Summer schedule is off the wall right now, I have school almost every waking minute that I'm not at work. I'll post all my new stuff when the semester ends.

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Andy N

Sat 25th Jun 2011 09:46

Hi Laura;

Thanks for your comment over Leaving Belfast... It's certainly a piece where the detail carries it I think, but am pleased you like it. It's one that has made the live set for me and Jeff's band, so you'll end up hearing it again at some point, but thanks for the encouragement.. x

P.S. - hope Sale goes well next week.. x

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Ann Foxglove

Fri 24th Jun 2011 17:35

Why does everybody call you Houston? Now we have an Amy Houston on here it may get confusing!xx

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Fri 24th Jun 2011 16:05

Wow! - we are in agreement Houston -
Paedos are bad, but the poem is great.

(I expect with subject matter like this we are bound to get heated comments)

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Fri 24th Jun 2011 15:33

Like I said, her poem is great.
I was on about the comments like this
"Theres something to be said for castration".

[OK... so which bit do we cut off when the abuser is female, then?]
whatever next - are we all off out lynching niggers?


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Fri 24th Jun 2011 11:20

Hi - you are absolutely right about reclamation - and I hadn't thought of that.
Like I said to Kath, the poem is marvellous, but the comments (for me) were drifting off into maudlin-ness... so I just thought I'd wreak a little havoc :) [and make a point at the same time] xx

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Thu 23rd Jun 2011 20:31

Hi - re: Kath Hewitts poem, Daddy's Girl.
....yes, it was just good old-fashioned bad taste. But seriously, I was once told that if you can laugh at bad things, even really bad things - (Hitler, Pol Pot, paedos etc) - it takes away their power, diminishes them & brings them back down to a human scale where we can deal with them as we ought. Her poem is really great, but the flip side of the coin is that fear breeds fear, whereas if you can laugh at a tyrant it takes away their power over you. Many jewish comedians have jokes about the holocaust. Only my 2 cents. all the best. B

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kath hewitt

Tue 21st Jun 2011 20:13

Hi Laura

Thank you for commenting again, appreciate it x

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Cate Greenlees

Sun 19th Jun 2011 19:04

Hi Laura thanks for the comment on Naughty Digits, and for the editing... much appreciated!!
Cate xx

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winston plowes

Sun 19th Jun 2011 16:27

Hi Tom, Can you send me details of Bob's upcoming gigs please, H x

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Kenneth Eaton-Dykes

Fri 17th Jun 2011 19:06

Laura. took your advice downsized it. hope you can get your eyes round it now. Uncle Ken xx

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Elaine Booth

Wed 15th Jun 2011 22:27

Laura, many thanks for your supportive and kind comments. Just go for wiki - it's about the best definition of Neg cap. XXX

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