Gothicman
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Gothicman
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Hammock Dreams Running Amok!
Class Insecta + 30 ° c influenced! Pic: no ©
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Last Will And Testament
Waiting deep inside; unique to each. My thoughts, the last moments in the cellar of our empty old Victorian house before it was demolished 1961. Pic: my own
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Creative Motivation
from Birth, Life, and Death - Pic: my own
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Sublimely Spoken
Message heard, the challenge enjoyed, occasionally comprehended In defence of the cryptic poet - pic, no ©
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Ascending With Swans
a heartlifting experience - pic no ©
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One of your best Rachel, your
Posted on Sat, 26 Jun 2021
One of your best Rachel, your creative skill admired and enjoyed, a real treat to read through.
Read full commentTrevor
Posted in Swan
A beautiful pastoral poem,
Posted on Thu, 06 May 2021
A beautiful pastoral poem, Jenny; a resignation to the inevitable, to how things always will be, a view of life we should all try, and wish to achieve, one I whole-heartedly agree with. Lovely versed poetry, reassuring, about regeneration,...
Read full commentPosted in Resting Place
A wise walrus Luigi, we've
Posted on Mon, 03 Aug 2020
A wise walrus Luigi, we've got to get our fingers out now, and reverse this pollution of the seas and beaches. Superb, uncompromised rhyme, and told in your concise and relevant style. You're on form, and enjoyed the read, even if a sad...
Read full commentPosted in As the Walrus Said
A sometimes poignant, but
Posted on Sun, 17 May 2020
A sometimes poignant, but mostly entertaining, humorous read, had me chuckling right through it. I kept on having to readjust the picture that was forming in my mind as the next sentence changed the whole premise. Full of small anecdotes that...
Read full commentPosted in the old geezer
What fabulous music, and what
Posted on Tue, 20 Jul 2021
What fabulous music, and what skill and authentic honesty to be able to express those nightmarish feelings and visualisations in a way that enables the listener to in some way relive the mental hell they evoked! Old Russian music at its best....
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Wonderful piece of versed
Posted on Wed, 07 Jul 2021
Wonderful piece of versed contemplation, Jenny, capturing the moment, and too, the memories the setting opportunely awoke when relaxed attention allowed them to slip into consciousness. A empathic poet's inspiration-seeking, freedom leap and...
Read full commentPosted in Daydreamer
A fine poem with an important
Posted on Fri, 09 Jul 2021
A fine poem with an important moral message too, expertly and beautifully handled, great work Rachel. Thanks once more for an intriguing and rewarding read.
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Posted in Here is the sun
Brilliant, in both
Posted on Fri, 02 Jul 2021
Brilliant, in both composition and performance! A fascinating glimpse into your versitality as an entertainer too; just about recognize the copacabana melody line, don't know how you managed to keep it all together in that constant accentuated...
Read full commentPosted in Builder's Plaster
Beautiful concise poem with
Posted on Thu, 01 Jul 2021
Beautiful concise poem with incidental rhyme, describing this periodic, regulated time so precisely. Now I'm retired, the days seem to go rapidly by in this fashion, although here, an enormous sun-lit moon refuses to allow the 'all is dark' phase...
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I've always wondered Jenny,
Posted on Thu, 01 Jul 2021
I've always wondered Jenny, if a landscape, its slow natural development over a long history, the long struggle of its locally-based people in achieving/forming what it's become today, is beyond the atmospheric feel, appreciation even, of later...
Read full commentPosted in Timeless Wonder
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