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Alternative Currency
Gold heavy galleons, round hulls banded velvet black, yellow, orange, white, sail- wings catching rainbows make their own wind between ports - wide...
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later
Woods' edge, evening, mid july. Walk through tall, wirey grass, make a dozen daddy long legs zizz up, spark-like in sideways sun, though each returns...
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Instead of throwing money at the sky
wouldn't it be great if there were a race to zero carbon between the world's most powerful nations? So much harder to achieve than rockets in zero...
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to bee
In shade most of the year, infront of a curving wall not quite road nor verge at tarmac's edge a large fuscia bush drops stiff silk particoloured red...
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giving ground
we surprised each other, far in leaf-locked woods, layered tree tops tent-poling a pale cloud roof in mizzle-tingling new made air, as birdsong...
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That sounds a bit of an
Posted on Thu, 05 Jun 2025
That sounds a bit of an ordeal! But you describe it brilliantly! Must have been scratchy and hot, as well as a bit scary, incase turning an ankle on the hard ground. Glad you made it out safely to record in this poem as your track :0)
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How you describe your
Posted on Tue, 03 Jun 2025
How you describe your experience is funny and made me smile Rhiannon, but must have been frustrating! And your description of your Father in law, too.
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Hoping babies are more
Posted on Mon, 02 Jun 2025
Hoping babies are more treasured, if fewer. Have to say, though, that I don't know any young people who are confident about future prospects. This drive to replace all jobs with machines of some kind, (now even creative opportunities), and at the...
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What an Inspirational poem!
Posted on Sat, 31 May 2025
What an Inspirational poem! Thank you! i will write it out to put by my laptop :0)
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Agree with Claudine - GREAT
Posted on Sat, 31 May 2025
Agree with Claudine - GREAT cliffhanger from stepping off the kerb :0) I liked your descriptions of the green grocer's too. And the pressure of people's lives and possibilities on the bus
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i love how always you weave
Posted on Thu, 29 May 2025
i love how always you weave time into your poems about Ireland. Seeing your photo made me think of those poor bodies found buried since the Bronze age, the brown water you describe must be much the same do you think, as it was then? All the...
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So Emily is at the start of
Posted on Tue, 27 May 2025
So Emily is at the start of her story!
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I am so impressed at how you
Posted on Sun, 25 May 2025
I am so impressed at how you are making all your research come alive!
ps
Uncle Hugo had arrived home late. His virtuous demure hadn't changed
should this be virtuous demeanour?
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a romance :0)
Posted on Mon, 26 May 2025
a romance :0)
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That is so sad. But adds to
Posted on Fri, 23 May 2025
That is so sad. But adds to my admiration for your Dad. Was this when record players were becoming popular? Maybe people did not feel it was so bad if they could have music in another way? Only less about gatherings and sharing
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