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I'm counting down the hours until my daughter arrives home from over the sea and far away. It's been three years since I've seen her. I speak to her...
TWO YEARS isn't enough to watch her grow into the woman I imagine she'll become. The babe, a man I predict to be calm - attentive - oh, to never see...
I'm so relieved the photo has nothing to do with the poem, Moya. Very expressive of those emotions, wistful and yearning. Lovely words - I could be wrong, but if it was me, I'd lose the commas at the ends of the lines where sentences don't need...
When you stop drinking you start thinking - thinking of all the stuff you used to block out and that's painful at times but your writing is a great friend to you here - keep going. Really, keep this up and in a short while you...
Brilliantly written - really moving. Puts so much into perspective that I am sitting here wondering why I have ever bothered writing most of the stuff I've prattled on about.
What a lovely poem. I noticed a couple of typos - in stanza 1&2 the word 'to' has an exta 'o' - should read 'to'. And at the end of the first stanza, I was wondering if it should be -
Its so great you've used your 'Thought' and turned it into a poem. I love that you are so positive and always try to bring sunshine. I really like the idea of the first stanza, but I think the second still needs a little work as...
I liked the child-like quality of the sentences - eg. 'Another day, a long time ago, I was stepping out of a boat and tripped and hit my head very hard.' For me, the apparent simplicity is what takes you back and forth, as mentioned by scratch...
This is very real writing and believable. I like the way you end up feeling for both characters even though you want him to have the strength to leave such a destructive relationship, which although is horrendously bad at times, seems for the...
I agree with Vera - a poem be
Posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
I agree with Vera - a poem be read out loud. Entertainingly and wittily written.
Read full commentPosted in Shorty
I'm so relieved the photo has
Posted on Fri, 07 Mar 2014
I'm so relieved the photo has nothing to do with the poem, Moya. Very expressive of those emotions, wistful and yearning. Lovely words - I could be wrong, but if it was me, I'd lose the commas at the ends of the lines where sentences don't need...
Read full commentPosted in Love?
Hi Steve.
Posted on Sat, 01 Mar 2014
Hi Steve.
When you stop drinking you start thinking - thinking of all the stuff you used to block out and that's painful at times but your writing is a great friend to you here - keep going. Really, keep this up and in a short while you...
Read full commentPosted in being sober 3
Brilliantly written - really
Posted on Thu, 27 Feb 2014
Brilliantly written - really moving. Puts so much into perspective that I am sitting here wondering why I have ever bothered writing most of the stuff I've prattled on about.
Posted in Flood
Hi Trish.
Posted on Thu, 20 Feb 2014
Hi Trish.
What a lovely poem. I noticed a couple of typos - in stanza 1&2 the word 'to' has an exta 'o' - should read 'to'. And at the end of the first stanza, I was wondering if it should be -
That we all woke up...
Read full commentPosted in Thought Of The Day :))))))
Hi Trish.
Posted on Tue, 18 Feb 2014
Hi Trish.
Its so great you've used your 'Thought' and turned it into a poem. I love that you are so positive and always try to bring sunshine. I really like the idea of the first stanza, but I think the second still needs a little work as...
Read full commentPosted in My Thought Of The Moment.
I liked the child-like
Posted on Thu, 13 Feb 2014
I liked the child-like quality of the sentences - eg. 'Another day, a long time ago, I was stepping out of a boat and tripped and hit my head very hard.' For me, the apparent simplicity is what takes you back and forth, as mentioned by scratch...
Read full commentPosted in The Passageway
It is the embodiment of Death
Posted on Fri, 07 Feb 2014
It is the embodiment of Death and Rebirth;
like how a beautiful rose blossoms in the spring
only to wither away and die from the touch
of the purifying entity christened as "Winter".
Hi MT. In my mind, this is...
Read full commentPosted in Winter (Edited)
You really captured the
Posted on Tue, 04 Feb 2014
You really captured the feelings.
Enjoyed.
Read full commentPosted in In Your Light
This is very real writing and
Posted on Mon, 27 Jan 2014
This is very real writing and believable. I like the way you end up feeling for both characters even though you want him to have the strength to leave such a destructive relationship, which although is horrendously bad at times, seems for the...
Read full commentPosted in Please Don't Go.
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