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There's something so
Posted on Sat, 23 Mar 2019
There's something so comforting about the colour brown. I love your use of the colour, especially loved thick gravy on dinner...just how I like mine. Those little sparrows, where would we be without them in our gardens?
I'm sorry you've lost your job, it's probably hard to comprehend at the moment, but maybe there's something better out there just waiting for you...that light just around the corner.
you're right, I was extremely lucky to have the woods at the bottom of the garden. Spent long days playing in them. We had an old quarry at the top of the woods and made dens, it was all one big adventure.
I never realized when I started writing this letter that it would be intriguing to anyone else. I think you should go ahead and write to your father of the changes that have happened since he died. I know from writing this...
sorry I'm late to your poem Jane, I can't believe I missed such a significant piece of writing. There's so much value to this poem, it's like a gentle meditation that leads the reader down a path of natures beauty.
I love this poem, because it encapsulates all my favourite subjects...that being birds, willow but especially the oak which I always relate to and have a great fondness for.
There's something so
Posted on Sat, 23 Mar 2019
There's something so comforting about the colour brown. I love your use of the colour, especially loved thick gravy on dinner...just how I like mine. Those little sparrows, where would we be without them in our gardens?
Great use of the I...
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Firstly Rhiannon, can I say
Posted on Sat, 16 Mar 2019
Firstly Rhiannon, can I say how much I love the name Pippin's Hill and the photo.
Your poem brings back the realization of just what a wonderful world we live in. Each line was a pleasure to read and thank you for sharing.
Jenny.
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Hi Jane,
Posted on Tue, 12 Mar 2019
Hi Jane,
I'm sorry you've lost your job, it's probably hard to comprehend at the moment, but maybe there's something better out there just waiting for you...that light just around the corner.
I do hope so and wish you well.
I...
Read full commentPosted in Last Week I Lost My Job (Rimus Dissolutas)
Hi Jane,
Posted on Tue, 12 Mar 2019
Hi Jane,
you're right, I was extremely lucky to have the woods at the bottom of the garden. Spent long days playing in them. We had an old quarry at the top of the woods and made dens, it was all one big adventure.
Nature is so...
Read full commentPosted in Short Letter To My Younger Self.
Hello Noo,
Posted on Tue, 12 Mar 2019
Hello Noo,
what an unexpected, exciting surprise to see I'm pick of the day.
I'm over the moon with the golden cherries and love the beautiful picture of bluebells. Certainly brings those memories flooding back.
So many...
Read full commentPosted in Short Letter To My Younger Self.
Hi Rhiannon,
Posted on Tue, 12 Mar 2019
Hi Rhiannon,
I never realized when I started writing this letter that it would be intriguing to anyone else. I think you should go ahead and write to your father of the changes that have happened since he died. I know from writing this...
Read full commentPosted in Short Letter To My Younger Self.
Posted on Thu, 28 Feb 2019
sorry I'm late to your poem Jane, I can't believe I missed such a significant piece of writing. There's so much value to this poem, it's like a gentle meditation that leads the reader down a path of natures beauty.
I can't pick...
Read full commentPosted in That's Not The Way I Go
Hi Rhiannon,
Posted on Tue, 05 Mar 2019
Hi Rhiannon,
I've never seen mistletoe like this before, especially not growing on orchard trees.
You've captured this mistletoe in words and given the reader an insight into its mystery...well for me anyway.
Jenny.
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I love this poem, because it
Posted on Mon, 04 Mar 2019
I love this poem, because it encapsulates all my favourite subjects...that being birds, willow but especially the oak which I always relate to and have a great fondness for.
Thank you for sharing.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Conversation of a Tree
I agree with David, this is a
Posted on Thu, 28 Feb 2019
I agree with David, this is a great interprertation of the miricale of the brain and how we use it.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Speedy Connections
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