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Outcomes of my Dad's recent Funeral in London
I am so glad that I live In Devon. Every other member of my family and pretty much everyone who is close to them lives in London. Mainly North London...
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2002-05 My memories of working at a hostel for homeless men
It wasn't my first time working with people who had become homeless. It was 22 years after. I was now 43, working in Exeter not Belfast. The system...
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Sun Song
The food, the flowers, the family, the friends Morrie and Joan's back garden when a child, The suburbs of North London. Today - a sunny Devon garden...
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Craigmillar
'I would rather spend three years in Craigmillar Castle than three weeks in Craigmillar' - the Other Alternative Edinburgh ed. and compiled by RES
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Wanton Wanting
(Reposted from 3 years ago) My lotus eating fantasies that fire my body but shirk the possibilities of flesh and blood I want not. My ragged boys and...
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Good topical poem, Rhiannon.
Posted on Thu, 02 Feb 2017
Good topical poem, Rhiannon. The last stanza is a wake-up call to all of us.
Read full commentPosted in Terminological Inexactitudes
Good fun. Your poem makes a
Posted on Sat, 12 Nov 2016
Good fun. Your poem makes a humorous point about image and identity. I am not sure why you rated it age 18 ( it does not contain any truly horrible images of war or of the uglier sides of sexual relationships and more people might read it if you...
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Educational, lively fun.
Posted on Tue, 24 Jan 2017
Educational, lively fun.
Read full commentPosted in Bugs, bugs, and more bugs
I can picture you out there
Posted on Mon, 16 Jan 2017
I can picture you out there Rhiannon, driving through light dusty snow and splashy slush.
Read full commentPosted in Up Mortimer’s Forest 12/2/17
Heat, cold, rise, fall Nature
Posted on Thu, 12 Jan 2017
Heat, cold, rise, fall Nature's seasonal colouring book.Rhiannon Subtle yet strong sound echoes of consonants and sometimes rhymed assonance to match the movement, like music and like Life itself with it's thrusting swish forward. I like It
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Short and pretty, I like it.
Posted on Thu, 12 Jan 2017
Short and pretty, I like it.
Read full commentPosted in Starry Dreamers
If I am ever in Dundalk I
Posted on Sat, 31 Dec 2016
If I am ever in Dundalk I guarantee you, Sean I shall visit the Train Station. At least twice. Mind you this year my priority is the Isle of Man. I mean it..Man. Keep going I like it. Happy New Year
Read full commentPosted in CC 88: My Train Station is Better than Yours
These windows are beautiful.
Posted on Sat, 17 Dec 2016
These windows are beautiful.
Read full commentPosted in Window 17) A king riding a donkey
It's different and I can
Posted on Fri, 16 Dec 2016
It's different and I can understand what you are saying. Why did you choose this colour for the man?
Read full commentPosted in subjected/ subjugated
I like this a lot. 'I
Posted on Sat, 12 Nov 2016
I like this a lot. 'I scribble on,' the paper being the perfect companion. The last verse with its sharp ending is quite deep 'when I wasn't looking it stopped to rain.' and that's when the writer grows up ...
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