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Posted on Thu, 26 Jan 2023

I love the idea of visiting movie locations to absorb the emotions. I remember going to Belfast to see the Titanic museum. The former shipworks are close by. The atmosphere was tangible. 

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Enjoyed your poem, Rhiannon.

Posted on Wed, 25 Jan 2023

Enjoyed your poem, Rhiannon.

My guess is maybe "Ratatouille" the movie. I haven't seen it so I am probably wrong. I do like this IP as I'm a bit of a movie buff.

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I actually read your poem a

Posted on Tue, 24 Jan 2023

I actually read your poem a couple of times trying to work out what the movie is. If Rhiannon is correct below then it's one I haven't seen.....and clearly should! Paul x

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Posted in Right Here In Contemplation

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Hi Jenny. No idea what the

Posted on Tue, 24 Jan 2023

Hi Jenny. No idea what the movie is but it sounds like quite an adventure. Enjoyed this epic of drama and meditation. Paul :) 

 

[Thank you for reading my Collie story. Took it down to re-write as it needed more work. And thanks for...

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"...and spears of snowdrops

Posted on Fri, 13 Jan 2023

"...and spears of snowdrops point..." A salient contrast of winter moving to spring. From the icy depths to the warmth of hope, succinctly captured in your poem. Paul 

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Posted in January (northern hemisphere)

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"I watched her stretching

Posted on Mon, 23 Jan 2023

"I watched her stretching shadows.." Beautiful metaphors and images. Just wonderful, Jane 

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Posted in She said her name was Winter

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I like the nods to Poe, as

Posted on Sat, 21 Jan 2023

I like the nods to Poe, as well. Great stuff, Penny! Paul 

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Posted in Welkin Spirit

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A story within a poem with a

Posted on Sun, 15 Jan 2023

A story within a poem with a horizon that's tantalisingly out of reach and remains unsaid. Very nicely done. Paul 

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Posted in The bridge of Sante Fe

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A wonderful story that made

Posted on Tue, 17 Jan 2023

A wonderful story that made me smile...as did Kurt's comment above! :)

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"a quiet, cheerful giver

Posted on Tue, 17 Jan 2023

"a quiet, cheerful giver
not looking for thanks and honour
is truly blest
far more than the receiver,
or the ostentatious giver."

 

Those last few lines capture the moral for me. I find it easier to give than...

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