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This is not strictly what was requested for IP. I imagine it was more a 'fresh start' request than this, but I latched onto the word hope so I'm still claiming it meets the IP criteria...
The photo is of a splendid fairy wren. I was doing a bit of reading about them and then read all the updates for this morning about the bushfires and found the koala videos very upsetting.
I have been back to read this wonderful poem a number of times for the light and shade in its imagery and metaphor, and for how it reads as if it is full of secrets. It is our Facebook and Twitter Pick of the Day. Please do share if you like it...
Such beautiful, grief-laden, weighty lines in your poem as well as images. And as well as being very erudite. I know very little about Lacan. I haven't processed the horror of what I think and feel about what happened to George Floyd yet. I found...
Ha ha. That's the perfect solution, Luigi! I think I will take your advice and when people ask what the rattling noise is coming from them, I'll plead ignorance. Rachel x
So glad you enjoyed, Luigi. :) I always revel a little when you use words like refined and elegant as I am neither refined nor elegant as a person, but I do enjoy the reflection of the compliment about my poem! Thanks for reading it. Rachel x
'But forget to grab my heart
Posted on Sat, 13 Jun 2020
'But forget to grab my heart
Leaving it in the living room
Where it fibrillates weakly'
Some wonderful lines in this, I really felt them. Particularly these. Made me sigh. You must go back in and retrieve it. Rachel :)
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I have been back to read this
Posted on Sun, 10 May 2020
I have been back to read this wonderful poem a number of times for the light and shade in its imagery and metaphor, and for how it reads as if it is full of secrets. It is our Facebook and Twitter Pick of the Day. Please do share if you like it...
Read full commentPosted in Cinderella river
I love the idea of the wind
Posted on Thu, 04 Jun 2020
I love the idea of the wind as a vagabond of change and the water of goodwill. Some lovely images. Rachel :)
Read full commentPosted in Gliding Through Woods
Such beautiful, grief-laden,
Posted on Sat, 30 May 2020
Such beautiful, grief-laden, weighty lines in your poem as well as images. And as well as being very erudite. I know very little about Lacan. I haven't processed the horror of what I think and feel about what happened to George Floyd yet. I found...
Read full commentPosted in #BLM
Ha ha. That's the perfect
Posted on Thu, 28 May 2020
Ha ha. That's the perfect solution, Luigi! I think I will take your advice and when people ask what the rattling noise is coming from them, I'll plead ignorance. Rachel x
Read full commentPosted in Anger
This is a sweet idea, I
Posted on Wed, 27 May 2020
This is a sweet idea, I suppose having just posted a poem about anger that listening to them would do me good! Rachel :)
Read full commentPosted in Look For The Good
There is a sad hollowing to
Posted on Thu, 28 May 2020
There is a sad hollowing to this and it's perfectly circled for me in the 'there, there'. Full of vulnerability, of subject and writer.
Read full commentPosted in Lepidoptera
I have really enjoyed your
Posted on Sun, 24 May 2020
I have really enjoyed your use of language in your latest poems. Nice images here too, as Jenny said. Rachel :)
Read full commentPosted in The Ocean
So glad you enjoyed, Luigi. :
Posted on Thu, 21 May 2020
So glad you enjoyed, Luigi. :) I always revel a little when you use words like refined and elegant as I am neither refined nor elegant as a person, but I do enjoy the reflection of the compliment about my poem! Thanks for reading it. Rachel x
Read full commentPosted in The Promise of Sunlight
I love the personal elements
Posted on Wed, 13 May 2020
I love the personal elements of this that emphasise its sadness somehow. Very moving indeed and beautifully written.
Read full commentPosted in Mila
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