I have 180 stories published in
2 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 783176 times
and 288 of my stories have been cherry picked. 2172 of my 6,310 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 2243 votes
2172 of my comments have received 2243 Great Feedback votes
1 Vote
Thankyou very much for the
Posted on Fri, 03 Dec 2021
Thankyou very much for the cherry! They are for you to say thankyou for your Beech Tree poem am so glad yoiu like this one
ours have one of those biggest white plastic milk cartons, cut in half from top to bottom? It is very shallow which is good as have heard hedgehogs can't swim so drown if ponds etc have steep sides? But it does look scruffy! One of those big...
It sounds fab :0) Maybe we have hedgehogs because it is very wet here? Do you have a pond or some water they could get to every night? That might also attract the sort of things they like to eat, which won't be a problem for you if you don't...
Really enjoyed your description of Rohan in the snow, perfect! Also his unpoetic explanation for snow :0) You are brilliant at seeeing things from a dog's point of view
I did not know about this day, it is a brilliant idea. You know so many fun things!!! Your beautiful poems and all this knowledge uyhjfrtttttttttttooooooooooooooikkkkkkkkkkk I expect Tina put this much better
I love "snarled into being" too! Though rowan trees here are not snarled at all, they are elegant and sleek weighed down with vermillion berries like seedful jewels
am so going to miss these tree poems :0) Am glad you did rowans, they are...
Thankyou very much for the
Posted on Fri, 03 Dec 2021
Thankyou very much for the cherry! They are for you to say thankyou for your Beech Tree poem am so glad yoiu like this one
Read full commentPosted in C is for Cracker and Chestnut
ours have one of those
Posted on Sat, 04 Dec 2021
ours have one of those biggest white plastic milk cartons, cut in half from top to bottom? It is very shallow which is good as have heard hedgehogs can't swim so drown if ponds etc have steep sides? But it does look scruffy! One of those big...
Read full commentPosted in Nature's Hideaway
It sounds fab :0) Maybe we
Posted on Sat, 04 Dec 2021
It sounds fab :0) Maybe we have hedgehogs because it is very wet here? Do you have a pond or some water they could get to every night? That might also attract the sort of things they like to eat, which won't be a problem for you if you don't...
Read full commentPosted in Nature's Hideaway
Really enjoyed your
Posted on Sat, 04 Dec 2021
Really enjoyed your description of Rohan in the snow, perfect! Also his unpoetic explanation for snow :0) You are brilliant at seeeing things from a dog's point of view
Read full commentPosted in The Thnowdog!
I really like how you
Posted on Sat, 04 Dec 2021
I really like how you describe your wild place, exuberant :0) I bet the birds are so happy!
"no order captured"
" hidden limbs intertwine;
weaving branches undefined."
"twisty seclusion"
You have made a...
Read full commentPosted in Nature's Hideaway
I did not know about this day
Posted on Fri, 03 Dec 2021
I did not know about this day, it is a brilliant idea. You know so many fun things!!! Your beautiful poems and all this knowledge uyhjfrtttttttttttooooooooooooooikkkkkkkkkkk I expect Tina put this much better
Read full commentPosted in Momijigari
I love "snarled into being"
Posted on Fri, 03 Dec 2021
I love "snarled into being" too! Though rowan trees here are not snarled at all, they are elegant and sleek weighed down with vermillion berries like seedful jewels
am so going to miss these tree poems :0) Am glad you did rowans, they are...
Read full commentPosted in Rowan
" listen to the shape of
Posted on Thu, 02 Dec 2021
" listen to the shape of leaves,
the depth of green, the music
of hormone and chemical."
I love this :0)
Read full commentPosted in Oak Apple
Agree with everyone else,
Posted on Wed, 01 Dec 2021
Agree with everyone else, this :
"Brown bark flaking, a myriad of insects,
industrious bees thriving in a resinous domain,
hawks, jays and owls alive amongst branches,
red squirrels and bats call pines their home."...
Read full commentPosted in Lonesome Pines
"drops caught in the spiders’
Posted on Wed, 01 Dec 2021
"drops caught in the spiders’ webs,
glittering cities built in the night,
threads cast from stem to stem catching
the morning light "
"these jewelled orbs perfectly balanced"
"waiting for the sun’s beam,
...
Read full commentPosted in (This Life) Part 2: Webs
Pages