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Putinpot’s May Day! : Atonement! By Alfred N.Muggins
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1/5/22 It Is May Day! This should be a day for all the People, of Ukraine, of Russia, of all the World! Putin goes into exile! He flees over the...
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A Trip to the Supermarket (Tesco’s) After Work! By Mr Alfred N.Muggins Part 1
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Monday 16/1/23 (written 18/1/23, 4/2/23, 24/4/23) After a trying intense day at the new job, which had proved a lot more difficult than he thought it...
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Coronavirus Runs Amok In India :Thoughts by Alfred N.Muggins
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5/7/21 The Muggins family, and everyone else in Britain, and doubtless many other careful countries, could not go abroad still, due to the gradual...
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Putin’s Blessing on the Old Soviet Union : An Anti Alternative View of Easter In Ukraine and Russia by Alfred N.Muggins
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8/4/23 (1/4/23) Putin is Death All things may be destroyed, Irrepressible nature repressed, Held down for the sake of conquest. There is more dying...
Easter : A Prayer For The Future by Alfred N.Muggins
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1/4/23 Easter is rebirth All things may grow again, Irrepressible nature, Cannot be held down. There is more living than dying, The defeat of winter...
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I enjoyed reading this! You
Posted on Thu, 03 Dec 2020
I enjoyed reading this! You make the point very well, that perhaps we should all be more careful, until this virus threat is over!
Read full commentPosted in I Was So Close To Taking It Off.......................
Great piece, relevant and
Posted on Sun, 25 Oct 2020
Great piece, relevant and uplifting!
Read full commentPosted in Thanks For the Memory
Good thoughtful and caring
Posted on Sun, 20 Sep 2020
Good thoughtful and caring poem! I enjoyed reading it.
Read full commentPosted in Worlds Apart
I have enjoyed your poem. It
Posted on Mon, 13 Apr 2020
I have enjoyed your poem. It is a great poem, expressing our desires to explore all the books and films etc in our rich culture, which we are normally too busy to explore. The sense of our society having spoiled many of its opportunities and...
Read full commentPosted in Singing in Lockdown
Interesting anecdote! You
Posted on Sun, 12 Apr 2020
Interesting anecdote! You were well rewarded for your caring assistance it seems. Well done!
Read full commentPosted in Mary.
Great poem! You have found a
Posted on Wed, 08 Apr 2020
Great poem! You have found a different angle on the virus crisis. How will this distancing and isolation affect us? You have raised some interesting ideas!
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Interesting dilemma, well
Posted on Wed, 01 Apr 2020
Interesting dilemma, well explained. Policies will vary, but in today's circumstances it does seem safer to wear a mask, for the protection of ourselves, and others. I don't have a mask myself (yet) but it does seem sensible for many situations....
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In my opinion this is a
Posted on Fri, 27 Mar 2020
In my opinion this is a really good poem about the issues, particularly the social isolation/distancing and discipline issues, brought up by the coronovirus crisis. You say so much which is really relevant, and have some interesting perspectives...
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You have described the story
Posted on Thu, 05 Dec 2019
You have described the story in a very effective, easy to understand way, which I like. This story appeals to most of us modern minded people, who perhaps partly due to the teachings of Jesus, feel able to make our own choices and do not wish to...
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I enjoyed this! Very readable
Posted on Thu, 14 Nov 2019
I enjoyed this! Very readable, and I can empathise with its humility and sense of not making too much of a difference. I like the way you create the sense of decline in the disappearing city.
Read full commentPosted in When I was a poet (After David Meltzer)
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