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Come home from far across the sea no soft shawled shoulders welcome the wanderer - nor familiar comforting arms catch me from the race, save me from...
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I like how you are
Posted on Sat, 16 Aug 2025
I like how you are introducing all the characters from the first part. And Marcus Whale is great - scary, wild, hurt, always on the outside. Did the dog want to stay in the lift, or go out if the doors opened somewhere interesting? There is a...
I read your poem first, then went to the link. Had not realised that kind of music was Jazz, although I have heard it before, always thought it was related to Tango. How amazing he could do that with only two fingers on one of his hands! And that...
Scozen :0) Thank You so much for reading. You come from Loch Lomond! We live on one of the islands, but may be moving to be nearer Edinburgh, as my son has a place at Napier, and it is going to be a wrench. I am so happy to have taken you back to...
not sure you meant "marking time" like this, but i love the idea of the patterns in the sky being a huge, incomprehensible angelic version of our clock face. I really liked "languorous" too, as it sounds like long, giving another impression of...
How lovely to find such a treasure, out of the blue! Your Father's poem so full of love. I am glad to hear you filled your postcards all up, as I used to, also :0)
You are right, Luigi! I hadn't imagined when first getting a computer decades ago, how very important this would be, to make friends which I find hard in actual life. Your poem is a lovely tribute to those whose kindness and talent flowed and...
I have been learning a little about what happened to witches, how terrifying it must have been. And so many people killed! One website said women in Scotland would have been relieved when Cromwell invaded, because he stopped the witch hunts!!!...
I like how you are
Posted on Sat, 16 Aug 2025
I like how you are introducing all the characters from the first part. And Marcus Whale is great - scary, wild, hurt, always on the outside. Did the dog want to stay in the lift, or go out if the doors opened somewhere interesting? There is a...
Read full commentPosted in The Vale - Chapter 6
I read your poem first, then
Posted on Sun, 17 Aug 2025
I read your poem first, then went to the link. Had not realised that kind of music was Jazz, although I have heard it before, always thought it was related to Tango. How amazing he could do that with only two fingers on one of his hands! And that...
Read full commentPosted in Django, Gitáno Gitaristo (Django, Gypsy Guitarist)
Another wonderful instalment
Posted on Sun, 17 Aug 2025
Another wonderful instalment :0) Gwladys is BRILLIANT!
ps you have him sleeping in the woods under the "starts"?
Read full commentPosted in Lofted (Episode 21 - The Further Chronicles of a Young Lady (and her Maid))
This is so lovely, Jenny
Posted on Thu, 14 Aug 2025
This is so lovely, Jenny
Read full commentPosted in Fragments Of Life
Scozen :0) Thank You so much
Posted on Tue, 05 Aug 2025
Scozen :0) Thank You so much for reading. You come from Loch Lomond! We live on one of the islands, but may be moving to be nearer Edinburgh, as my son has a place at Napier, and it is going to be a wrench. I am so happy to have taken you back to...
Read full commentPosted in before Floris
not sure you meant "marking
Posted on Wed, 13 Aug 2025
not sure you meant "marking time" like this, but i love the idea of the patterns in the sky being a huge, incomprehensible angelic version of our clock face. I really liked "languorous" too, as it sounds like long, giving another impression of...
Read full commentPosted in Borealis
How lovely to find such a
Posted on Tue, 12 Aug 2025
How lovely to find such a treasure, out of the blue! Your Father's poem so full of love. I am glad to hear you filled your postcards all up, as I used to, also :0)
Read full commentPosted in Discovered old postcards
In memory of Seashore, this
Posted on Fri, 29 Oct 2010
In memory of Seashore, this beautiful poem is Pick of the Day. Please do share if you can
the photo is from here :
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Posted in St Ives, Summer 1993
You are right, Luigi! I hadn
Posted on Sat, 09 Aug 2025
You are right, Luigi! I hadn't imagined when first getting a computer decades ago, how very important this would be, to make friends which I find hard in actual life. Your poem is a lovely tribute to those whose kindness and talent flowed and...
Read full commentPosted in Friendship
I have been learning a little
Posted on Thu, 07 Aug 2025
I have been learning a little about what happened to witches, how terrifying it must have been. And so many people killed! One website said women in Scotland would have been relieved when Cromwell invaded, because he stopped the witch hunts!!!...
Read full commentPosted in Woodsman And The Medicine Woman.
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