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Hi Jane,
Posted on Thu, 02 Apr 2020
Hi Jane,
you know the roads are brilliant at the moment, it's almost like going back in time to the 60s and 70s when there were very few cars on the road. Self isolating doesn't bother me at all, probably because I live in my own little...
I too love owls, they are such mysterious birds. I loved your line about the barn owl looking like it had eaten the moon in mouse size gobbets, very original and shows how you've studied this beautiful bird.
I just love this poem Jane, being able to connect with nature is more important than ever now. Hope the weather improves for you to get out there and converse.
I can tell a lot of thought has gone into this poem Di. I like how you end on a hopeful note, that moving in another direction might be the answer, leaving behind selfishness and welcoming kindness. We have to go through the dark to reach the...
The primroses in our garden are so beautiful and keep spreading year by year, we didn't even need to buy any plants, they were probably bought on a breeze.
I liked your poem, it really brings Spring to life.
Hi Jane,
Posted on Thu, 02 Apr 2020
Hi Jane,
you know the roads are brilliant at the moment, it's almost like going back in time to the 60s and 70s when there were very few cars on the road. Self isolating doesn't bother me at all, probably because I live in my own little...
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The weeping willow is one of
Posted on Wed, 01 Apr 2020
The weeping willow is one of my favourite trees along with the oak, it always gives a sense of feeling dreamy and that atmosphere of relaxation.
I enjoyed your study of this tree Rhiannon.
Jenny.
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Hi Rachel,
Posted on Mon, 30 Mar 2020
Hi Rachel,
I too love owls, they are such mysterious birds. I loved your line about the barn owl looking like it had eaten the moon in mouse size gobbets, very original and shows how you've studied this beautiful bird.
I remember my...
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There is so much drama in
Posted on Sun, 29 Mar 2020
There is so much drama in this poem, which is why I just love it.
Jenny.
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refuges of the choirs of
Posted on Sun, 29 Mar 2020
refuges of the choirs of hedgerows,
the names and qualities of their audience of lane side flowers.
You teach me garlands of bladderwrack and seashells,
you hand me my imagination
tucked into a mermaid's purse,
...
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I agree with airyfairy one
Posted on Sun, 29 Mar 2020
I agree with airyfairy one hundred per cent.
Jenny.
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I just love this poem Jane,
Posted on Sat, 28 Mar 2020
I just love this poem Jane, being able to connect with nature is more important than ever now. Hope the weather improves for you to get out there and converse.
Jenny.
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I can tell a lot of thought
Posted on Sat, 28 Mar 2020
I can tell a lot of thought has gone into this poem Di. I like how you end on a hopeful note, that moving in another direction might be the answer, leaving behind selfishness and welcoming kindness. We have to go through the dark to reach the...
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The primroses in our garden
Posted on Thu, 26 Mar 2020
The primroses in our garden are so beautiful and keep spreading year by year, we didn't even need to buy any plants, they were probably bought on a breeze.
I liked your poem, it really brings Spring to life.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Signs of Spring 3)
I'm feeling a lot better
Posted on Sun, 22 Mar 2020
I'm feeling a lot better today Rachel, thank you for asking. French onion soup sounds so tasty, it's making my mouth water just thinking about it.
I think I phrased that remark about my young friend Gina reading my mind wrong. What I...
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