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| Story | Food | agnosticnun | 8 | 1 hour 46 min ago |
| Story | 10th july grasshopper | Di_Hard | 11 | 2 hours 24 min ago |
| Story | Hungry For Cornwall | skinner_jennifer | 15 | 2 hours 34 min ago |
| Story | Pins (12) | Stephen Thom | 6 | 16 hours 31 sec ago |
| Story | Pins (11) | Stephen Thom | 3 | 16 hours 27 min ago |
| Story | Pins (10) | Stephen Thom | 3 | 16 hours 41 min ago |
| Story | Whale bones | onemorething | 10 | 21 hours 8 min ago |
| Story | Summer evening | Parson Thru | 8 | 21 hours 18 min ago |
| Story | Pins (9) | Stephen Thom | 5 | 1 day 16 hours ago |
| Story | Forest Secrets | skinner_jennifer | 14 | 2 days 3 hours ago |
| Story | Ironing, a woman's half hour | littleditty | 8 | 2 days 16 hours ago |
| Story | Random thoughts... | Penny4athought | 4 | 2 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | Olympian Dreams | onemorething | 14 | 2 days 23 hours ago |
| Story | to Harriet (1956-1987) | Coolhermit | 9 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | Walking home from shopping 8/3/18 | Di_Hard | 25 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | renewable 2 (second go at this) | Di_Hard | 14 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | a break from hoovering | Di_Hard | 21 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | clues | Di_Hard | 18 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | not ready to fly yet | Di_Hard | 16 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | Spring a Butterfly | Di_Hard | 13 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | hard and fast and shiny | Di_Hard | 10 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | driverless | Di_Hard | 27 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | gorse | Di_Hard | 13 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | herring gull gallantry | Di_Hard | 14 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
| Story | change of address | Di_Hard | 32 | 3 days 21 hours ago |
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10th july grasshopper
mossy rocks tumbled from windbreak wall hold back reed tines' reaching on and on to moor's distance misty bright of gorse here, in warm air, low...
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wet 6th july
clouds unravel with clear cold threads coccoon round tree reachings and airy tingle of tall grass till rainbow orbs pool bodies in surprise of...
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june 25th, woods after a hot day
in late afternoon, far from carrion concrete flies score warm silence. Butterflies duet in tawny triangles, fine-lines to planes over hushed, close...
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june 20th
wind plays liquid dominoe runs with grass, seeds soft amethyst sea. Below azure smooth, boats small as white moths rising from our feet as we wade...
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threshold - another go at this
At woods' beginning, lapped in May's riches : cobalt-violet periwinkles peep through indigo hung croziers - bluebells' throng - sleek-cool, sap-full...
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A terrible memory to be
Posted on Tue, 14 Jan 2020
A terrible memory to be carrying in you. I can only echo Insert and Rhiannon? I hope your shoulder stops hurting. I know what it's like to be near the bottom. The important thing is to find your choices, to know you are where you are because you...
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"Stars seeded"
Posted on Thu, 15 Nov 2018
"Stars seeded"
"they passed taxis, night buses, lonely punters stumbling on the long walk home."
"the Firth of Forth moving in glittering sheets below them. The bridge lights were reflected in the dark water as if a row of...
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I love the hugeness of your
Posted on Sun, 22 Sep 2019
I love the hugeness of your poem, the importance of what is happening for you. I hope your new world fulfills all your dreams
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what a great metaphor for
Posted on Wed, 19 Jun 2019
what a great metaphor for aging
We walked the plateau
Flat and scattered green
But now in this desert scape
Dragging our bags behind.
Pink is a halfway colour, isn't it? Unthreatening, which is why it's so scary...
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You've conveyed all your
Posted on Tue, 12 Mar 2019
You've conveyed all your feelings brilliantly, specially how jobs are seen as defining people, so not having one makes a person a blob. And yet not having a specific shape/a slot to fit into, makes you able to go anywhere, the possibility of...
Read full commentPosted in Last Week I Lost My Job (Rimus Dissolutas)
BRILLIANT!!!
Posted on Wed, 20 Feb 2019
BRILLIANT!!! This is absolute magic :0)
love "pale posy bunches" "coin wings" Wow! "seed-bulge" perfect . Also "far beyond their leafing"
well, all of it, really!
Insert, i wasn't sure what the trees across the road...
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Very interesting to read his
Posted on Fri, 02 Feb 2018
Very interesting to read his story. I only really knew of him from hearing an interview about how by the time they let working class people into Oxford it was so dummed down there was no point going there, and that the elites never accepted him...
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You are quite right Tom, it's
Posted on Sun, 17 Sep 2017
You are quite right Tom, it's just a collection of nature scenes. It's just that I realised that someone from centuries ago could have seen them, too. And while I think of the wood as a beautiful place to go and see the sun and hear the birds....
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I missed this poem but am so
Posted on Mon, 25 May 2020
I missed this poem but am so glad I found it just now, it is great, brilliant.
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This is so cosy! Made me feel
Posted on Wed, 08 Jul 2020
This is so cosy! Made me feel relaxed reading, Thankyou!
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