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salt and steel

By Nolan on Wed, 05 Oct 2016

on the wind drifts the foam gliding home seagulls roam it's the salt it's the wash it's the sand it's the rush full moon ghostly over the chill...

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myriads

By Nolan on Thu, 11 Aug 2016

unseen through the lush forest leaf shafts bright light shadows dark shimmers weaving silent breezes through the woods between the trees peaceful...

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Miracles

By Nolan on Tue, 10 May 2016

The moment of a miracle is unending lightning. –Dylan Thomas from heavy laden ominous clouds from oblivion given of deepest dark chaos born to still...

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tears

By Nolan on Tue, 29 Mar 2016

grief struck drowning sorrow laughs woman sob wail laugh and laugh! in frightful excess your heart breaks with all my pain and all my madness ~ weep...

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english country garden

Posted on Wed, 17 Aug 2022

Very good poem Jenny, isn't there something like "an english country garden"? On autumn there are lots.

Looks like it's our turn now for the heat last year there was a lot of rain let's hope. It's already warm and barely into spring. To...

Posted in Afternoon Delight

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doctor – patient

Posted on Sun, 28 Aug 2022

Usually any kind of relationship of a patient with a doctor is strongly discouraged and for good reasons. There is to be no emotional attachment or involvement I think that is why it is a "clinical" psychologist. Where there is a professional...

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visible ghosts

Posted on Tue, 30 Aug 2022

You wrote an excellent poem Jenny, especially I like the idea of a feathered ghost it conjures up images like a flying spook or a tarred and feathered one which presumably one would be able to see. Swift breath of invisible breeze ... full of...

Posted in View Beyond

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Mine had a bet of a temper

Posted on Fri, 19 Aug 2022

Mine had a bet of a temper and didn't spare the rod. Could never understand why I loved him so. You know Richard alcoholism is hereditary well I've sober for very long. A new life.

All the best & Nolan

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persecution

Posted on Sun, 07 Aug 2022

A painful fact and the persecution will keep on until the end, Judgement day or whatever you want to call it, and it will probably get worse. Though the church in history is always strongest in times of persecution.

Have a good week &...

Posted in The Real Jesus

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waiting for her

Posted on Sat, 16 Jul 2022

I'll wait just a little bit longer, love grows just a little bit stronger

From a lovely poem of Jacques, Baker Street

Posted in A Little Love

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purple

Posted on Thu, 23 Jun 2022

Wonderful! What is heather Jenny? It is also purple? We hear of these flowers never really knowing what they are.There are other common purple flowers too I think? By the way we have your "african violet".

See you hope all goes well and...

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prison sentence at age 101

Posted on Fri, 08 Jul 2022

Wonderful, still so loved. I heard on the radio the other day of a man of 101 he has been sentenced as a war criminal for 4 years. Just an ordinary nazi soldier happened to be in the wrong place, a concentration camp like Auswitz, the wrong time...

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drop capitals?

Posted on Sun, 05 Jun 2022

Lovely poem but if I were you I would drop all punctuation and capitals you have little enough already. The poem the appearance could show better and more attractive. and the poem read more fluent. Well that's just me. Merely a suggestion....

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actual reality

Posted on Sat, 18 Jun 2022

Thanks David! Jenny Jenny, dreams are ten a penny... In the end it's not virtual but it is actual reality that we want but yes dreams can be very pleasant but they disappear with the morning mist.

Cheers.Nolan &