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These are terrible, terrible

Posted on Wed, 18 Oct 2023

These are terrible, terrible times Ralph. I've tried writing about this horrific situation myself but I can't find the words to describe the horror and dread that I feel inside.

The last two lines of your poem are perfect.

Well done...

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This is a gorgeous poem

Posted on Tue, 17 Oct 2023

This is a gorgeous poem Socialeaf. It brings back memories of similar experiences with my own kids and my own parents.

If I were to write my version it would include the words tears, clinging and worry. Yours is much nicer.

 

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Great writing Jane, to the

Posted on Tue, 17 Oct 2023

Great writing Jane, to the extent that you're making me feel like I'm at a point somewhere between inadequate and obsolete.

So I'm going out now to cut the grass.

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Nice poem! Nice story!

Posted on Tue, 17 Oct 2023

Nice poem! Nice story!

But did his uncle always carry a screwdriver in his pocket? It sounds to me like it may have been a bit uncomfortable.

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There are many people,

Posted on Tue, 17 Oct 2023

There are many people, organisations, places, etc who will offer peace and serenity and enlightenment, and good on them. Each to their own is my philosophy. But I find that nothing in this world brings me the contentedness that I need more than...

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Lovely words Jenny.

Posted on Mon, 09 Oct 2023

Lovely words Jenny.

They make me think of our dog, Snezhinka. We rescued her from the street when she was a pup so she's still a bit wild, spending a lot of time alone in the forest. I'm sure she has delusions of grandeur. 

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Don't let go of that flimsy

Posted on Tue, 10 Oct 2023

Don't let go of that flimsy branch Jenny. A bit of mulch round your roots and a mild winter and you'll be grand, I'm sure.

I completely agree with what's been said here about escapism. Reading the words of others and writing my own takes...

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Posted in Curious Magic

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Great story! I enjoyed this..

Posted on Sun, 15 Oct 2023

Great story! I enjoyed this... both parts. But I'm worried that if there is a part three it might be set in a JML women's refuge.  

Vanessa should make him listen to 'The Gift', the song by the Velvet Underground. That would make him think...

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Posted in 'Parcel for you..' Part 2

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'Tis better to have written a

Posted on Mon, 16 Oct 2023

'Tis better to have written a poem and be told that it's crap than never to have never written a poem at all' as Alfred Tennyson's Auntie Elsie once said.

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Ah, thanks very much Coral.

Posted on Sun, 15 Oct 2023

Ah, thanks very much Coral.

On the third Sunday in every month I always polish my Turkish silver nipple clamps, so that was the source of inspiration for me today.

Tx

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