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Cherry

Open-air theatre

We look up to see a dark form among the moss and crumbling elevation
Cherry

Lepidoptera

Things we remember
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Powerful poem Vladislas32.

Posted on Tue, 26 May 2015

Powerful poem Vladislas32. Direct, to the point. You've given it real momentum. Angry, but very welcome. Enjoyed it. And it got me thinking. Job done.

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Posted in Song of Providence

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Wow! This is terrific Jane.

Posted on Tue, 14 Oct 2014

Wow! This is terrific Jane.

What words were intended for. Each short statement is a poem in itself. Leaves a footprint in the sand.

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Posted in Chinese Girlfriend

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Thanks for the trip through

Posted on Sun, 01 Mar 2015

Thanks for the trip through the portal, forest. Sprung a few memories of my own. I have a tendency to hoard, which might be about to become a problem.

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Posted in Attic Portal

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One foot in the swamp! Couldn

Posted on Sun, 08 Mar 2015

One foot in the swamp! Couldn’t agree more.

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Posted in Primordial Swamp

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Brilliantly-captured glimpse.

Posted on Sat, 07 Mar 2015

I used to fish that river when I was a lad. Brilliantly-captured glimpse. I love those, too. Calls to mind poets whose names I can't remember and their homage to such scenes. A fine successor.

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Posted in The A1 Crosses the River Swale

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Reads like it's written from

Posted on Sat, 07 Mar 2015

Reads like it's written from the heart, Reborn Legacy. Good to read your work. Looking forward to more.

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Posted in A Widow's Complaint

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Fascinating. The play must be

Posted on Tue, 03 Mar 2015

Fascinating. The play must be quite something. A great eye for the conduct of elites.

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Posted in ALL STEPS NECESSARY (excerpt

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I seem to have drifted into a

Posted on Sun, 08 Feb 2015

I seem to have drifted into a kind of cherry colour, inadvertently.
The painting is here: http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/sassoferrato-the-...

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Posted in The Colour of Nothing

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One of those that leads you

Posted on Mon, 12 Jan 2015

One of those that leads you back to the beginning, slows you down and teaches you how to read again. Magnificent.

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Posted in Graffiti on the Wheelie-Bin

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Hi Philip. I'm catching up. I

Posted on Sun, 04 Jan 2015

Hi Philip. I'm catching up. I like this (keep up, Corporal Jones). Planners like to have their set-pieces, but the oldest cities show exactly this, as do those that follow the laissez-faire organic approach to economic life. London being a prime...

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