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houses are envelopes posted through time recipients changing letters put in, taken out. From the War son, brother, father, lost mother upstairs, her...
Step on a moon stone to cross the stream - Van Gogh’s Starry Night - willow flowers pollen halo’d in swirling water.dark. Sun-coin's cloud-pursed. In...
I love the characters you share in your Diaries, like this : "The toothless old widow who sits beneath the pomegranate tree in the square told me that her favourite Anton Chekov quote was ‘People don’t notice whether it’s winter or summer when...
yes, you are so right about it needing to be very thin! Wish I had understood that before the first time I made Marmite sandwiches - I put way too much on and had to spread it round lots more bread to be edible, then had to persuade everybody...
Maybe the news just now, but Cedric putting his arm up made me think he might have been taught a dodgy salute, all sorts of problems that might cause. i loved the squid lorry, like everybody else. And Spencer mentioning how Crate didn't wear...
" “Twins!” " What an intriguing ending :0) And I wonder what DS Stone will do while his boss is in the Bahamas. Thankyou so much for creating such a fun story, have really enjoyed every part
This is so beautiful, Jenny! I can watch them for ages, but could never have thought up this amazing poem, you have really caught their grace and insouciant fragility, as well as their environment. Brilliant
You show in your poem how beautiful twilight can be. In the woods sometimes there is a pink glow then, magical like a time to pass between worlds, like you do here, going through the worlds of music and wonderful writing
it makes me sad and scared for us, that children grow up now never hearing birds or wind in trees, only the hostile man-made sounds from which it is um natural to seek escape. How much human interaction must be lost, too. Your poem goes so well...
Congratulations! This is Poem
Posted on Tue, 04 Mar 2025
Congratulations! This is Poem of the Week!
Read full commentPosted in Killed By Cows
I love the characters you
Posted on Mon, 03 Mar 2025
I love the characters you share in your Diaries, like this : "The toothless old widow who sits beneath the pomegranate tree in the square told me that her favourite Anton Chekov quote was ‘People don’t notice whether it’s winter or summer when...
Read full commentPosted in The Archers in Cyrillic Script
yes, you are so right about
Posted on Sat, 01 Mar 2025
yes, you are so right about it needing to be very thin! Wish I had understood that before the first time I made Marmite sandwiches - I put way too much on and had to spread it round lots more bread to be edible, then had to persuade everybody...
Read full commentPosted in Love it or hate it … ?
Maybe the news just now, but
Posted on Fri, 28 Feb 2025
Maybe the news just now, but Cedric putting his arm up made me think he might have been taught a dodgy salute, all sorts of problems that might cause. i loved the squid lorry, like everybody else. And Spencer mentioning how Crate didn't wear...
Read full commentPosted in Parcel for you - Part 54
" “Twins!” " What an
Posted on Fri, 28 Feb 2025
" “Twins!” " What an intriguing ending :0) And I wonder what DS Stone will do while his boss is in the Bahamas. Thankyou so much for creating such a fun story, have really enjoyed every part
Read full commentPosted in So The Story Goes (Dead Reckoning series - Part 50)
This is so beautiful, Jenny!
Posted on Fri, 28 Feb 2025
This is so beautiful, Jenny! I can watch them for ages, but could never have thought up this amazing poem, you have really caught their grace and insouciant fragility, as well as their environment. Brilliant
Read full commentPosted in Skating Without Ice
You show in your poem how
Posted on Tue, 25 Feb 2025
You show in your poem how beautiful twilight can be. In the woods sometimes there is a pink glow then, magical like a time to pass between worlds, like you do here, going through the worlds of music and wonderful writing
Read full commentPosted in In Twilight Years
it makes me sad and scared
Posted on Tue, 25 Feb 2025
it makes me sad and scared for us, that children grow up now never hearing birds or wind in trees, only the hostile man-made sounds from which it is um natural to seek escape. How much human interaction must be lost, too. Your poem goes so well...
Read full commentPosted in Awake??
You make such good points
Posted on Tue, 25 Feb 2025
You make such good points here, Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Awake??
Loved "Taint the brush in
Posted on Tue, 25 Feb 2025
Loved "Taint the brush in mystery", you conjure up riches and magic beautifully all through
Read full commentPosted in Deep in the Land of REM
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