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1497 of my comments have received 1513 Great Feedback votes

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"...but now the treat is to

Posted on Thu, 28 Sep 2023

"...but now the treat is to look down
on seal cubs asleep on pebbly coves..."

Wonderful images and lovely photos. As you know, I was in Pembrokeshire myself only recently. Your poem does the location justice, Rhiannon. Paul

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Posted in Pembrokeshire — two seasons

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The lead singer of The Cure

Posted on Tue, 26 Sep 2023

The lead singer of The Cure has a lot to answer for. Evocative images conjured from your past, Jenny. We all do stuff we wish we hadn't...it's what makes us human :)

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"On a long walk I found the

Posted on Tue, 26 Sep 2023

"On a long walk I found the sea

Blinding and expansive.."

Beautiful imagery, for sure. An exposition filled with metaphors. The poem felt stoical yet sanguine. Enjoyed. Paul

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Loneliness is supposedly a

Posted on Sat, 23 Sep 2023

Loneliness is supposedly a plague of the 21st century for various reasons. You are right that you can still be alone when surrounded by many others. Of course, ultimately, we are all alone inside our heads. We come into the world alone and we...

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"Thunder booming like an

Posted on Thu, 21 Sep 2023

"Thunder booming like an

angry predator,"

 

A tempest of a diary entry, Jenny. Enjoyed the electrically charged words. Paul :)

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"The sea is vast.

Posted on Thu, 21 Sep 2023

"The sea is vast.
Wave crests rush in,"

 

A scene set so evocatively and then the rest of the poem rolls in like a picturebook tide. Beautiful photo too. Lovely work, Rhiannon. Paul

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Posted in Around The Havens

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"Dark like night is dark,

Posted on Fri, 15 Sep 2023

"Dark like night is dark,
Like pain."

Your poetry is invariably dark and unique. Images conjured with a cold precision. Enjoyed, of course. Paul

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"Jam on toast

Posted on Thu, 14 Sep 2023

"Jam on toast
like it, lick it..."

You conjur up quite an image in so few words. Nicely done, Rhiannon! Paul :)

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"As Autumn turns to Winter's

Posted on Mon, 04 Sep 2023

"As Autumn turns to Winter's chill,

forest hunger draws us where fallen

dead leaves scrunch beneath boots."

 

Atmospheric and evocative. Enjoyed, Jenny. Paul

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"Little fly that flits around

Posted on Mon, 11 Sep 2023

"Little fly that flits around
bumps into a web and bound.."

Spider's webs are a marvel of nature, aren't they? Remarkably strong. I enjoyed this, Rhiannon. Very nicely done. Paul

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Posted in How does the spider catch its fly?

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