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Nice to hear of your robin :0
Posted on Fri, 03 May 2019
Nice to hear of your robin :0) I wonder how many partnerships of gardener and robin there have been through the centuries? If they know that we love their songs?
Read full commentPosted in I Talk To the Animals
oh Jane, this poem resonates
Posted on Fri, 03 May 2019
oh Jane, this poem resonates so much with me!!! My garden was a drive when we moved in. I paid someone with a bulldozer to dig up the concrete and gravel but what was left under that was hard packed cinder I think, which I managed to break with a...
Read full commentPosted in I won't leave my Walled Garden
Enjoyed this very much. Words
Posted on Tue, 30 Apr 2019
Enjoyed this very much. Words of a poem describing how words in a recipe are not enough, but the poem works brilliantly. It's beautiful and sad and true
Read full commentPosted in Toss in a pinch of love
There is so much to this poem
Posted on Wed, 24 Apr 2019
There is so much to this poem. The sense of movement all through, and how you start off outside and move through the window, curtains, even the bed clothes, into the space beside you. How outside is full of life with the crickets, yet deep inside...
Read full commentPosted in In the wee small hours of the morning...(that's the time I miss him most of all)
Having spent time this
Posted on Tue, 23 Apr 2019
Having spent time this afternoon staring up through branches where leaves are beginning to come out, it's a shock to be reminded how trees were once bent to the torturous will of people. These days they are just in the way, or dying from diseases...
Read full commentPosted in The Ducking Stool In Leominster Church
monkey puzzles are like
Posted on Tue, 23 Apr 2019
monkey puzzles are like octopuses, had never realised, but you are right! And your "comfortable, spongy turf" I know grass like that too, it's beautiful :0) Did your grass have tiny yellow flowers in? i like how you make the skylark song...
Read full commentPosted in The Puzzles’ Enigma
he is not ashamed to "come
Posted on Sun, 21 Apr 2019
he is not ashamed to "come out" as a murderer, yet some of his people are afraid simply to love.
you were deemed "horrible" yet someone who assaulted you to amuse his friends is elite
money is a mirror that makes morality the...
Read full commentPosted in Throwing Stones
you write of a friendlier
Posted on Thu, 18 Apr 2019
you write of a friendlier time. So much changed when supermarkets opened. I guess when supermarkets are all self service or home delivery today's children will remember the weekly shop there as a loss too, one more chance for human contact gone....
Read full commentPosted in The Milkman
oh Rhiannon THIS IS GORGEOUS!
Posted on Sat, 20 Apr 2019
oh Rhiannon THIS IS GORGEOUS!!!
love "sudden spillage"
"dandelions' moment"
"escapes from farmer’s fields to anywhere"
you have caught the sense of wildness perfectly!
"but by the woods more in the shade, the...
Read full commentPosted in Golden Blast at the Roadside
"... and good poets make it
Posted on Tue, 16 Apr 2019
"... and good poets make it into something better, or at least something different.”
well, you are a good poet :0) This poem seems to me like a display cabinet where you have carefully curated lines by great writers to make the reader...
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