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How you have broken up
Posted on Fri, 27 Aug 2021
How you have broken up sentences makes words seem frightening, like falling through ice and the bits are all sharp, where once skated effortlessly. Even the rhythm jars in your poem, adds to the fear. I am so sorry about your father, it is aweful...
Ah, did wonder about that, they are a great advert for a Creator though, aren't they? Would be easy to think of how amazing a Creator must be, when thinking of those colours :0) The thing is, idols are man made, second hand gods, and birds aren't...
they are so BEAUTIFUL! I had never heard of them, those COLOURS! It seems specisist to me, that it might be a sin to kill one kind of bird but fine to eat another, however there must be something so wrong with a person to want to destroy such...
Well done tackling this subject. I hope people remember how they feel about Afghanistan now, when those able to escape need somewhere to live. There must be lots of asylum seekers here and in other countries, already, wishing they were accepted
Gosh! They must be like treasure, being written by hand makes them much more powerful than emails, I think? That the sender's hand shaped the words, touched the paper, makes it feel like they must have some kind of link, still, to that person? As...
This made me think of letters being like petals of a flower from many Springs before, though the cherry tree keeps growing, year by year and more flowers grow, the first flower on the first branch the first year, always stays bright in the memory...
You have made me think of a sea almost, England like the smooth withdrawal and Wales rising up in waves? And how ancient this view is, all the generations who have seen what you see, and all done so swiftly, clearly, skillfully
"an empty house filled with promise awaits." I liked this very much :0)
Am dreading when my son leaves, though, "no man's land" is a brilliant phrase here, the double meaning of childhood home being no place for a man, but also the meaning...
How you have broken up
Posted on Fri, 27 Aug 2021
How you have broken up sentences makes words seem frightening, like falling through ice and the bits are all sharp, where once skated effortlessly. Even the rhythm jars in your poem, adds to the fear. I am so sorry about your father, it is aweful...
Read full commentPosted in Aphasia
Ah, did wonder about that,
Posted on Wed, 25 Aug 2021
Ah, did wonder about that, they are a great advert for a Creator though, aren't they? Would be easy to think of how amazing a Creator must be, when thinking of those colours :0) The thing is, idols are man made, second hand gods, and birds aren't...
Read full commentPosted in It Is A Sin To Kill A Quetzal
I love the long, flowing
Posted on Wed, 25 Aug 2021
I love the long, flowing sounds of " canal’s slow-undulating" and "miniature, muscular" which contrast brilliantly with "hot-clay banks"
and "Golden eyed, barred mouth, striated scaled," the list uncoils like a snake's shape in water, and...
Read full commentPosted in Swimming Snake
they are so BEAUTIFUL! I had
Posted on Wed, 25 Aug 2021
they are so BEAUTIFUL! I had never heard of them, those COLOURS! It seems specisist to me, that it might be a sin to kill one kind of bird but fine to eat another, however there must be something so wrong with a person to want to destroy such...
Read full commentPosted in It Is A Sin To Kill A Quetzal
satisfying happy ending :0)
Posted on Wed, 25 Aug 2021
satisfying happy ending :0) It would be lovely to have second chances
Read full commentPosted in Wind Chimes on the Boardwalk
Well done tackling this
Posted on Tue, 24 Aug 2021
Well done tackling this subject. I hope people remember how they feel about Afghanistan now, when those able to escape need somewhere to live. There must be lots of asylum seekers here and in other countries, already, wishing they were accepted
Read full commentPosted in Kabul Airport
Gosh! They must be like
Posted on Mon, 23 Aug 2021
Gosh! They must be like treasure, being written by hand makes them much more powerful than emails, I think? That the sender's hand shaped the words, touched the paper, makes it feel like they must have some kind of link, still, to that person? As...
Read full commentPosted in Love Letters From The Past S.W.A.L.K.
This made me think of letters
Posted on Mon, 23 Aug 2021
This made me think of letters being like petals of a flower from many Springs before, though the cherry tree keeps growing, year by year and more flowers grow, the first flower on the first branch the first year, always stays bright in the memory...
Read full commentPosted in Love Letters From The Past S.W.A.L.K.
You have made me think of a
Posted on Wed, 18 Aug 2021
You have made me think of a sea almost, England like the smooth withdrawal and Wales rising up in waves? And how ancient this view is, all the generations who have seen what you see, and all done so swiftly, clearly, skillfully
Always...
Read full commentPosted in Separating West from East
"an empty house filled with
Posted on Tue, 17 Aug 2021
"an empty house filled with promise awaits." I liked this very much :0)
Am dreading when my son leaves, though, "no man's land" is a brilliant phrase here, the double meaning of childhood home being no place for a man, but also the meaning...
Read full commentPosted in Leaving Home
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