Geoff Smith

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29 of my comments have received 30 Great Feedback votes

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I liked the narrative here.

Posted on Sun, 18 Jan 2015

I liked the narrative here. The dense internal rhymes and alliteration create some punchy rhythms and the metaphor of the running with wear and tear of experience is an interesting  one. I think this is a poem that would sound really good being...

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Posted in Once, We Were Runners

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Now that's a healthy comment

Posted on Thu, 08 Jan 2015

Now that's a healthy comment section! Hi. I really liked the story and I like that the ending has a nice partial resolution.

For me these phrases are a little odd and you might rejig them in the redraft.

'Paul screwed his eyes up. A...

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Posted in A Bowl of Water Falls

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I like the way the promises

Posted on Thu, 01 Jan 2015

I like the way the promises build up slowly with separated 'I will's then tumbles down in a flurry of 'and's. Well done Bee.

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Posted in New Year's Revolutions

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a pretty dull rock

Posted on Wed, 31 Dec 2014

Wow Parson. This was surpirisingly interesting. It sort of begins as a ramble but I have to say that I really enjoyed reading it. As a reader it doesn't get much better than that.

Your poem 'Tweed' (I think) was my favourite piece that I...

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Posted in New Year Thoughts of a Simple Man

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Sharp, focussed storytelling

Posted on Sat, 20 Dec 2014

Sharp, focussed storytelling here - well controlled prose.

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Posted in 25 Years After

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I like the structure and the

Posted on Fri, 28 Nov 2014

I like the structure and the style which is 'tough', direct and concise. Good show on the cherry.

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Posted in Kevin Smiled

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Wasn't there a competition

Posted on Thu, 04 Sep 2014

Wasn't there a competition with the theme of 'Joy'? If there is, I think you could definitely extend this (if extension is necessary). It's a really well structured narrative. I cannot overstate how much I appreciate your 'proper' stories. This...

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Posted in Joy

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I'm going to be honest and

Posted on Wed, 27 Aug 2014

I'm going to be honest and say that this isn't for me, but it is really clean and tough and cold. It's definitely a skillful piece of writing. I like that the clinical language matches the content.

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Posted in Spit Out the Bugs in Your Mouth

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Too mad for me to analyse so

Posted on Fri, 29 Aug 2014

Too mad for me to analyse so I'll just say that you don't need the quotation marks in a script. This looks strangely familiar.  ;)

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Posted in The argument with a chap who thinks everyone is a clock: Part 1

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I really like the poem. I

Posted on Tue, 26 Aug 2014

I really like the poem. I think that the abstract expression in the first stanza is a little distracting, But I think it's great from stanza 2 onwards.

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Posted in Strummer on a late summers' day

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