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A self analytical piece shot
Posted on Mon, 15 Jun 2015
A self analytical piece shot through with shattering fact and an overt sense of perception. It encourages reader participation - contemplation. I believe that we're not meant to feel brave whilst we're being brave. We just crack on with intrepid...
Read full commentPosted in Symmetry
I'm with your dad on this.
Posted on Wed, 17 Jun 2015
I'm with your dad on this. Platforms rock. Get them on and strike a pose. Very funny piece. Jolono, I went out and returned to find the family cat's coat hacked off and my 'hairdresser' mama sporting a new chop that closely resembled Friar Tuck...
Read full commentPosted in Rubber soles – the shoes from hell
So much pain, here. A
Posted on Sat, 13 Jun 2015
So much pain, here. A difficult read but studded with lots of poetry and a hint of wry sarcasm.
Read full commentPosted in Butterfly in a Jar
It's soulful and deep, really
Posted on Sat, 13 Jun 2015
It's soulful and deep, really beautiful. That thread you speak of works to pull all the thoughts together and illuminates the ups and downs of alcohol's pull in an artistic way rather than a flat account.
Read full commentPosted in Here is your thread
Philip, a marvellous poem.
Posted on Thu, 11 Jun 2015
Philip, a marvellous poem. Have read it over and over, feels crafted to precision. The speech transformation is a repulsively attractive image, phlegmy reptiles all over the feet, cold and spewed up. Composition wise it's flawless. Exciting that...
Read full commentPosted in Loathsome (Poetry Monthly)
Can't stop laughing at chair
Posted on Wed, 10 Jun 2015
Can't stop laughing at chair under your arm. Adore the way you put words on the page.
Read full commentPosted in My visit to a shrink Part 02
I love this. It's candid,
Posted on Wed, 10 Jun 2015
I love this. It's candid, sharply written, self deprecating and analytical. Welcome to ABC Tales and shout if you're not sure of anything.
Read full commentPosted in My visit to a shrink Part 02
The cemetery is the strangest
Posted on Sun, 07 Jun 2015
The cemetery is the strangest place where celebrations take place amongst tears and old relics and precious mementoes which fade even as we hold them. I always find the spinning windmills and gnomes absurdly comforting. Your format is in...
Read full commentPosted in Dust
Brilliantly composed.
Posted on Wed, 03 Jun 2015
Brilliantly composed. Inherently sad - immediate thought was how does society justify kids carrying the can for parents - very approachable poetry too.
Read full commentPosted in SOUND
What a gorgeously constructed
Posted on Tue, 02 Jun 2015
What a gorgeously constructed tribute and 'a lot alive.' Your metaphors for time and the peace of the scene are transporting.
Read full commentPosted in Quietus
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