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Memories Of You I Keep
In memory of Seta, Honey and Misty, my three late cats who gave me so much pleasure during the 1990s. End of day became feline precious eyes gleaming...
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Aware Of Letting Go
Try to imagine sinking into a warm bath, full of rose petals and fragrant oils, that take you to another place. This thought inspired my poem. Voices...
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Equilibrium Of Brushstrokes
An artist paints in visions...to some eyes fleeting like leaves on a breeze, art work also portrays flesh out of positive energy, compelled by...
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Shadows Of The Past
Shadows creep where deep and lonely nights are housed, only wind breathes through cracks searching inky darkness, every creak expands imagination...
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Behold The Faerie Realm Part Five
Part Five Back at the cottage Rowana after some deliberation opened her eyes following a labyrinth of chaotic dreams. Maneuvering her legs from the...
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Ah! You've written a poem
Posted on Tue, 10 Nov 2020
Ah! You've written a poem about the beloved oak tree, there's no tree that can top the oak as far as I'm concerned. I even named our house Oakly Villa.
They are truely ancient, mythical and inspiring. Definitely a caring tree at heart....
Read full commentPosted in Oak
I can only feel sadnes for
Posted on Fri, 30 Oct 2020
I can only feel sadnes for the elm. such beautiful trees, then to be afflicted with the disease. Growing up as a child we had woods at the bottom of our garden and two elm trees stood proudly right outside our back gate, till the dreaded dutch...
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How amazing you caught these
Posted on Wed, 12 Aug 2020
How amazing you caught these spectacular photos in such great detail too, Your poem shows exactly how excited you must have been to see such a spectacal, a momentous poem indeed.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Film in the night sky
Hi insert,
Posted on Fri, 07 Aug 2020
Hi insert,
like many other writers and readers out there, I don't know where I'd be without abc tales. For me it's been an addiction from the moment I joined in 2010 and has always felt like one big family that comes and goes over time. I...
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What a loving thoughtful lady
Posted on Mon, 20 Jul 2020
What a loving thoughtful lady your mum was Penny. Your poem shows that there is good in the world.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in "Anna's Blanket"
This is gorgeous Penny. I too
Posted on Wed, 08 Jul 2020
This is gorgeous Penny. I too am a night person, though I do not have the distractions of the day like you do. It's just me and my partner in our old age, but the night time inspires, as I can see it does for you. Being able to let go and just be...
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I don't think this is cheesy
Posted on Mon, 06 Jul 2020
I don't think this is cheesy at all. I went for a walk up on the ridge way and can completely understand how inspired you would be, it really shows in this beautiful poem. The gentle movement comes across of being part of the peace of nature,...
Read full commentPosted in Wind in Trees by Water
Hi Rachel,
Posted on Sat, 27 Jun 2020
Hi Rachel,
I found this stanza so inspiring just had to write it down:-
A Kingfisher will not bring you luck
in a feather or avert the threat
of stormy weather; when you have eaten
sunsets, you must wear the sky...
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Your story reminded me of my
Posted on Sun, 17 May 2020
Your story reminded me of my own dad who died of cancer, he too was a great book reader. The bit about shaving your dad, I've been there too, it's so strange to think we never really know a parent until we reach that age we remember them at. ...
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I agree with Di, you've
Posted on Fri, 01 May 2020
I agree with Di, you've captured that feeling of taking the time to think and care about others around. It's a much more caring and polite world we're living in at the moment. Like you say strangers are stopping to smile. There doesn't seem to be...
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