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Longing to Belong
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Estrangement, distance, alienation, suspiciousness between each nation; in family, and friendships’ strain:...
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Daffodil
[this poem is based on/inspired by/semi-translation of a Welsh poem by I D Hooson (1880-1948)] I saw you in the wild, dancing … I saw you in a vase, still …
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Waiting now, but still glad to comfort
“Come, sit on my lap’,” said the old lady, her legs now fragile and thin, her mind back in youth and the enjoyment to a tired child she could bring...
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The Great Exchange!
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] The One who had no sin at all took on our sin to save us, and so he bore its judgement full – his...
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Hear, think, speak!
His mind directs his vocal chords, vibrations emanate. They reach an ear, and so his words its tunnel permeate The ear-drum trembles – tiny bones the...
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Such tragedy brought home by
Posted on Fri, 11 Mar 2022
Such tragedy brought home by your proximity. And so much of human jumping to believe hatred and misinformation, and easily hate those who are neighbours and should be understood a little. So much 'tit-for-tat-ing' too, and often again from...
Read full commentPosted in 502 Kilometres
Some lovely references to the
Posted on Sun, 06 Feb 2022
Some lovely references to the protection of the trees from the 'wild west' storms. and the acid-green moss and jade lichens in the lush peace within, I take it that there was a lovely rainbow in the pause of snow. Must have been quite a sight to...
Read full commentPosted in February Rainbow
You capture the awesomeness
Posted on Tue, 25 Jan 2022
You capture the awesomeness of beauty and change and danger in great rivers, as in the ocean waves and even in fire – useful, but treat with caution and care. The roar of waterfalls, the tumble of swollen streams, the burbling of shallower stoney...
Read full commentPosted in Lady Danube
You draw the picture of the
Posted on Wed, 01 Dec 2021
You draw the picture of the busy insects, birds, squirrels, bats habiting these sometimes seemingly so silent woods in a lovely, lively way.
Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Lonesome Pines
It's lovely that the dying
Posted on Mon, 18 Oct 2021
It's lovely that the dying has beauty created in it too.
they've played their vital part – in spring, and summer, and many in autumnal colours, but now will still contribute to further growth as they mulch into the soil! Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Grounding Of Autumn
I have been amazed at some of
Posted on Wed, 22 Sep 2021
I have been amazed at some of the river clean-ups that have happened over the last 50 years or so, eg with the demise of industrial pollution. I know of the vast change in the River Taff, since the mining ended, but also I think much other work...
Read full commentPosted in Out in the Fields
A striking attempt to show
Posted on Fri, 27 Aug 2021
A striking attempt to show the frustration of the broken speech system. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Aphasia
Nice connection of memories.
Posted on Thu, 13 May 2021
Nice connection of memories. Peaceful gardening enjoyment. I was amused at the connection between hanging basket work and the martins building their nests up there - chicks peeping soon not flowers! Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in Capturing Garden Memories
But if you do good to someone
Posted on Sat, 03 Apr 2021
But if you do good to someone not used to giving in return, you may encourage them to realise they could, should, and would benefit really by so doing, or doing so themselves to someone needy! Rhiannon (and who can tell what's wasted, ultimately...
Read full commentPosted in Generosity
I usually have to come back
Posted on Thu, 11 Feb 2021
I usually have to come back to your writing and check what others have said, too, as, like Di, I'm usually unsure of where it is going part of the way, though usually rereading clarifies more.
I like the connection flitting between the...
Read full commentPosted in After the Blizzard
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