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Thanks Drew. I was reading about the evolution psychologically in humans for open grasslands, how we inadvertently recreate open grassland type spaces in urban areas too and it reminded me of that urge to keep walking into the relief of a...
Beautiful poem, love the air in knots and still baskets of light, lovely conjured images of flying things. I also especially liked the spiders repairing. Rachel :)
What great photos - that is just what I am hoping for. Love the cloud mountains and the flashes of lit up realms and especially the goose thunder of disturbance. Rachel :)
I really enjoyed this, which is not to say that I enjoyed hearing about your decking drama, but it is a compellingly told tale. It's our Pick of the Day for Facebook and Twitter. Simon, please feel free to change the image if you're not happy...
I suppose that we are all trying to make our way, survive in negotiation with ourselves, others, the world around us, the garden and the act of gardening is similar to me, in compromise with everything that lives in it too, and the painting...
This is very moving, Jenny. Have read your explanation behind the poem. I'm so sorry that your mum was in such a distressed place and that you went through this terrible experience. Your last line has such power, given that, words are so often...
Very lovely poem, Jenny with
Posted on Wed, 02 Sep 2020
Very lovely poem, Jenny with so many beautiful lines and images. Loved it. Rachel :)
Read full commentPosted in Peace In The Forest
Thanks Drew. I was reading
Posted on Sun, 30 Aug 2020
Thanks Drew. I was reading about the evolution psychologically in humans for open grasslands, how we inadvertently recreate open grassland type spaces in urban areas too and it reminded me of that urge to keep walking into the relief of a...
Read full commentPosted in Savannah
Lovely imagery. Enjoyed
Posted on Sat, 29 Aug 2020
Lovely imagery. Enjoyed reading it. Rachel :)
Read full commentPosted in it happens most mornings
Lovely Jenny - very much like
Posted on Sat, 22 Aug 2020
Lovely Jenny - very much like the idea of feathers and rainbow pleasures. Rachel :)
Read full commentPosted in Half-Hidden But Significant
Always heartening to read
Posted on Sun, 16 Aug 2020
Always heartening to read about the liberation of a person's undercarriage. Loved this story.
Read full commentPosted in The Boy with Tight Underpants
Beautiful poem, love the air
Posted on Fri, 14 Aug 2020
Beautiful poem, love the air in knots and still baskets of light, lovely conjured images of flying things. I also especially liked the spiders repairing. Rachel :)
Read full commentPosted in something in the air
What great photos - that is
Posted on Wed, 12 Aug 2020
What great photos - that is just what I am hoping for. Love the cloud mountains and the flashes of lit up realms and especially the goose thunder of disturbance. Rachel :)
Read full commentPosted in Film in the night sky
I really enjoyed this, which
Posted on Wed, 12 Aug 2020
I really enjoyed this, which is not to say that I enjoyed hearing about your decking drama, but it is a compellingly told tale. It's our Pick of the Day for Facebook and Twitter. Simon, please feel free to change the image if you're not happy...
Read full commentPosted in The Flames, The Flames
I suppose that we are all
Posted on Sat, 08 Aug 2020
I suppose that we are all trying to make our way, survive in negotiation with ourselves, others, the world around us, the garden and the act of gardening is similar to me, in compromise with everything that lives in it too, and the painting...
Read full commentPosted in The Agony in the Garden
This is very moving, Jenny.
Posted on Thu, 06 Aug 2020
This is very moving, Jenny. Have read your explanation behind the poem. I'm so sorry that your mum was in such a distressed place and that you went through this terrible experience. Your last line has such power, given that, words are so often...
Read full commentPosted in From A Window
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