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Stations of The Cross - Eleventh Station

By D G Moody on Tue, 11 Apr 2023

Jesus promises the Kingdom to the penitent thief Luke 23: 39- 43 He hangs now, broken and abandoned on the cross He slowly lifts his head; words have...

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Stations of The Cross - Tenth Station

By D G Moody on Mon, 10 Apr 2023

Jesus is crucified Mark 15:24 More than I care to admit I still think about it In that hot country where I served With comrades, men trained for war...

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Stations of The Cross - Ninth Station

By D G Moody on Mon, 10 Apr 2023

Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem Luke 23: 27-31 Further along he sees women wailing, The same knot of paid mourners had been in The house of Jarius...

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Stations of The Cross - Eighth Station

By D G Moody on Sun, 09 Apr 2023

Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the cross. Mark 15: 21 I had no interest in witnessing his shame, Until, I found myself in the crowd, crowing...

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'Grey ‘air-ship’ convoy

Posted on Fri, 22 Dec 2023

'Grey ‘air-ship’ convoy clouds lumber across the sky,' What a delightful image; it reminds me - in the best possible way of Ted Hughes 'tented skies' if I recall correctly; and with all of it a great poem that brings to life the subject. A...

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Thank you Jenny. I enjoy

Posted on Wed, 20 Dec 2023

Thank you Jenny. I enjoy poems that use natural motiffs And you may have noticed that I'm more active now, having decided to consolidate my support where I find more community. And let's all hope for a more peaceful Christmas and New Year....

Posted in Charms Of The Season

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Winter blues

Posted on Tue, 19 Dec 2023

This evokes our own habitat, albeit not quite so icy, but muddy yes - we call it poached. Another good poem - well done.

Posted in Where I am living

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I tip my cap!

Posted on Wed, 20 Dec 2023

Yes, something was lost when men eschewed hats; I liked this poem, it reminded me to find more of mine.

Posted in Hats

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Very evocative; I visualised

Posted on Wed, 20 Dec 2023

Very evocative; I visualised a cold dark church, with the candle light offering us hope - maybe?

Posted in By the Candelight of Saints

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"feeding memories that are

Posted on Wed, 20 Dec 2023

"feeding memories that are scattered like many breadcrumbs". Lovely imagey, and lovely poem, to cheer us all up; thak you Jenny.

Posted in Charms Of The Season

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Captures the life of a city

Posted on Wed, 20 Dec 2023

A poem I can come back to and enjoy all the more. I liked how it unfolds the cities inner life, away from the tourists, and how it ends in the warm apple pies; I can't praise it enough.

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An interesting challenge

Posted on Sun, 17 Dec 2023

I'm enjoying following how you develop this Rhiannonw; the challenge of unfolding the alphabet but still keeping the theme intact. keep up the good work!

Posted in Incarnation, God becomes a human

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Pibokto here as well

Posted on Mon, 11 Dec 2023

A good poem - conveying the feeling of depressive winter weather; the language evoking the Piblokto feeling. I well recall ariving back in the UK in January (after many years), and being stunned by the grey weather. A well-deserved cherry.

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Evocative

Posted on Sat, 02 Dec 2023

I loved this; the way you evoke the lanscape through your descriptive language - I could feel how invigorating it was!