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I loved the description of
Posted on Wed, 27 May 2015
I loved the description of her, backlit with the sun on her shoulder, and that you bring her back to mind as she was - then at end, the poignant evacuee story; buttons for eyes, so lovingly sewn on the bear. That was touching.
Looking at love in an honest light from all angles doesn't detract from the real Angels here. So much love in the writing, and between the sisters. I found this piece very moving indeed.
This is very beautiful and expresses a genuine and heartfelt devotion, Rhiannon. I'd love to hear it sung to the music i imagined for it. I found the repeated 'and I want to' very moving.
Beautiful pictures and an outflowing of love in this. In line 9 - did you mean breathes? And I wonder if the first of the repeated word 'heart' in lines 26 and 28 could be changed, and if it might be better, or not, if you did. Lovely, the stream...
This has a Cider With Rosie type memory feel about it. Innocence and honesty combined, and the fruit makes it juicy to read with a child's eye view and taste of the occasion. It's special, this one.
So pleased you saw all that Vera. I hope your Mum's right - although for some reason, reading her motto brought a tear to my eye - a good one. Thank you.
I loved the description of
Posted on Wed, 27 May 2015
I loved the description of her, backlit with the sun on her shoulder, and that you bring her back to mind as she was - then at end, the poignant evacuee story; buttons for eyes, so lovingly sewn on the bear. That was touching.
Read full commentPosted in Journeys
That's nice, but what about
Posted on Sun, 24 May 2015
That's nice, but what about the people of Vietnam ?
Read full commentPosted in God Is Benevolent
Looking at love in an honest
Posted on Mon, 18 May 2015
Looking at love in an honest light from all angles doesn't detract from the real Angels here. So much love in the writing, and between the sisters. I found this piece very moving indeed.
Read full commentPosted in No Angels
This is very beautiful and
Posted on Fri, 15 May 2015
This is very beautiful and expresses a genuine and heartfelt devotion, Rhiannon. I'd love to hear it sung to the music i imagined for it. I found the repeated 'and I want to' very moving.
Read full commentPosted in Sunday Song
Beautiful pictures and an
Posted on Sun, 10 May 2015
Beautiful pictures and an outflowing of love in this. In line 9 - did you mean breathes? And I wonder if the first of the repeated word 'heart' in lines 26 and 28 could be changed, and if it might be better, or not, if you did. Lovely, the stream...
Read full commentPosted in For Lisa
Love seeps and flows and this
Posted on Sun, 03 May 2015
Love seeps and flows and this is very fluid in its movement. There's something joyful and accepting about it. I really like it.
Read full commentPosted in Where wild water flows
This has a Cider With Rosie
Posted on Sat, 02 May 2015
This has a Cider With Rosie type memory feel about it. Innocence and honesty combined, and the fruit makes it juicy to read with a child's eye view and taste of the occasion. It's special, this one.
Read full commentPosted in Measles
So pleased you saw all that
Posted on Mon, 27 Apr 2015
So pleased you saw all that Vera. I hope your Mum's right - although for some reason, reading her motto brought a tear to my eye - a good one. Thank you.
Read full commentPosted in Tree Me
Guess it's all about just
Posted on Sun, 19 Apr 2015
Guess it's all about just being there. There's something very real, yet intangible about the subject.
Loved this one, Ed.
x
Read full commentPosted in Pillow Talk
We don't appreciate what we
Posted on Mon, 20 Apr 2015
We don't appreciate what we've got till it's gone. Though it's written in a light tone, I found this particularly moving.
Read full commentPosted in Black Was Her
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