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321 of my comments have received 326 Great Feedback votes

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Absolutely loved this. Coming

Posted on Mon, 31 Aug 2015

Absolutely loved this. Coming of age and we’ve all met a Susan. I really felt it – powerful emotional depth and luscious description.

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Posted in Stain

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Tina, this is so fuzzy and

Posted on Tue, 25 Aug 2015

Tina, this is so fuzzy and gorgeous, full of liberating horsey language and a daughter's triumph. Sometimes a poem features lots of words that appeal to the senses and this is one of them.Reminds me of the 'Wild horses I wanna be like you..' song...

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Posted in On my Daughter Learning to Ride

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The expectation of some

Posted on Wed, 26 Aug 2015

The expectation of some clarity and cause is so sharply delivered in this, it's breathtaking when no news comes after such intolerable intrusion. A staggering piece.  Technically, I think your font changes and inner voice are very effective,...

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Posted in Post mortem results

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I adore this piece, Ed. it is

Posted on Fri, 07 Aug 2015

I adore this piece, Ed. it is such a realistic drift - related to it and reminded me of aspects of sleep paralysis, too. The seemingly random and eclectic imagery is so characteristic of falling to sleep for me and bolstered beautifully by the...

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Posted in Falling Asleep

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It's worth is immeasurable.

Posted on Fri, 07 Aug 2015

It's worth is immeasurable. Both the poem and the release. This is exceptionally gutting - hope you dont mind me saying that - there is a privacy between mother and child that the reader is infringing on and it gives the poem more than its beauty...

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Posted in For What it's Worth...

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I love the concept of this -

Posted on Sun, 02 Aug 2015

I love the concept of this - very emotive and sensory detail is sharp. It could be cut and condensed perhaps without diluting the content. It feels surreal in places with a nostalgia of the fair that most children share.

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Posted in Rusted Tracks

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Love your poetry. The

Posted on Sun, 26 Jul 2015

Adore your poetry. The eclectic images strung together - an albino rabbit, packet of Benson's, Becky's skinny thighs, that jukebox makes it so transporting. There's something phenomenally cool about your dirty love songs.

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Posted in (I Don't Want to) Ride the Piss and Graffiti Train Anymore

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Made me cry. You are the best

Posted on Fri, 24 Jul 2015

Made me cry. You are the best flasher I've ever read.

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Posted in Lost

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They're not just things,

Posted on Mon, 20 Jul 2015

They're not just things, though. Can't think that! Unscientifically speaking, surely physical things hold on to aspects of personality, keep memory traces inside their physical structure, echoes of times past, a resonance of something you can't...

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Posted in The Poetry of Porcelain

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An interesting and

Posted on Wed, 15 Jul 2015

An interesting and specialised topic makes for a good read. This sentence: ' On taking on this role' might sound better starting with 'In' to reduce the ons! A strong narrative voice that could be even more powerful if you tightened your gargoyle...

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Posted in Gargoyles

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