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RED DEER'S- CHILDRENS ADVENTURE CONTINUES, PART SEVEN.
Back at the camp, all was quiet.
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IT'S IN HIS KISS ( I. P. )
A poem of fire and passion.
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FREE SPIRIT
A poem for all those Free Spirits out there!
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RED DEER'S CONTINUING CHILDRENS ADVENTURES! PART SIX.
Red Deer comes face to face with the Giant Eagle.
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THE CONTINUING CHILDRENS STORY OF A NATIVE INDIAN BOY, PART FIVE.
This was a story I started last year, have only just got around to writing more on it.
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Just reading this gorgous
Posted on Sat, 21 Sep 2019
Just reading this gorgous poem Di reminds me of Autumn...as you know my favourite time of year.
I like how you write as if each thought and recollection has become a patchwork quilt of lovlness.
Really enjoyed reading this one....
Read full commentPosted in brambles
What an engaging story of
Posted on Sat, 11 Jan 2020
What an engaging story of love and fear of the terrible actions of the Nazis that Mary and her friends went through, but at least it had a happy ending.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in WE'LL MEET AGAIN
I looked out for the eclipse
Posted on Sat, 11 Jan 2020
I looked out for the eclipse of the moon last night, but it didn't show much of an eclipse at all.
The moon was wonderfully spectacular to look at though, and shone very brightly with a beautiful aura.
I loved your poem describing a...
Read full commentPosted in Wolf moon
Thanks Luigi,
Posted on Sun, 05 Jan 2020
Thanks Luigi,
the one thing I do love about being older is the fact I'm a lot wiser.
I think in looks I've missed a generation, because I think I look so much like my gran and not much like my mum at all, though others may disagree...
Read full commentPosted in Woman In The Mirror
An intimate look at nature
Posted on Wed, 08 Jan 2020
An intimate look at nature with all its ups and downs.
Just love the Willow tree and the way you describe its leaves as they droop, and how it talks to the moon in midnight mumurs of watery dreams.
Enjoyable read.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in There is hope here
Your poem expresses so much
Posted on Wed, 08 Jan 2020
Your poem expresses so much of the beauty of this place in so few words Rhiannon.
Capturing a pleasant scenic walk as you always do.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Water-Break-its-Neck, Radnor Forest
Hi Rhiannon,
Posted on Sun, 05 Jan 2020
Hi Rhiannon,
It's always a great surprise when a piece of writing comes together and gives pleasure. How I feel when I've spent time working on a poem is very fulfiling and cheers me up.
I'm glad you enjoyed reading and thank you so...
Read full commentPosted in Woman In The Mirror
I like the association of the
Posted on Sat, 04 Jan 2020
I like the association of the fish and the poet, very clever.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in To the belly of an osprey
There's a kind of magic about
Posted on Thu, 02 Jan 2020
There's a kind of magic about your second version of this poem Di, especially in those lines:-
fragrant flames in Spring, then leaves unfurl, spell
air for all near, unaware,
The buds actually remind me of wands. You express...
Read full commentPosted in comfort and joy (another go at this)
You explain well the hidden
Posted on Mon, 30 Dec 2019
You explain well the hidden trials of these fish and the dangers they face. I also like the idea of the runic shapes etched upon their sides. A clever poem indeed.
Jenny.
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