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The silence within the cave felt so unusual after being surrounded by so many, Varden wondered how Si didn't get lonely, but supposed it was that he...
Ben returned to the ship with the children, where Peco the ship's cook prepared some food for them. Varg ate quietly, still pondering on the fact he'...
You have every right to go into rant mode with this poem Di, you're showing you care and that's a step in the right direction. I don't live anywhere near a beach and haven't seen the ocean for many years, but your poem really makes you think...
you know I wouldn't change a single thing about my life, good and bad times. It's all been worth while, along with the challenges that came with growing up and taking chances, it means I have so many memories that I probably bore...
Isobel Gowdie sounds like a very misunderstood woman, people can be so suspicious of things they don't understand, drawing their own conclusions, which very often turn out to be completely off track.
Just finished reading this fine poem that I missed Paul. So beautiful and emotional too, I always have tears when reading words from the heart. They spoke to me of loss and cherished memories.
Some interesting information
Posted on Thu, 22 Apr 2021
Some interesting information cleverly written with great rhythm and rhyme in this poem Luigi.
Tulips always appear like cups of beauty to me, especially in Holland, with its many fields of the flowers.
Lovely read.
Jenny. xx
Read full commentPosted in Tulips from Amsterdam
You have every right to go
Posted on Tue, 20 Apr 2021
You have every right to go into rant mode with this poem Di, you're showing you care and that's a step in the right direction. I don't live anywhere near a beach and haven't seen the ocean for many years, but your poem really makes you think...
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Hi Jane,
Posted on Tue, 20 Apr 2021
Hi Jane,
you know I wouldn't change a single thing about my life, good and bad times. It's all been worth while, along with the challenges that came with growing up and taking chances, it means I have so many memories that I probably bore...
Read full commentPosted in Before We Kissed Goodnight
How do you manage to come up
Posted on Mon, 19 Apr 2021
How do you manage to come up with such beautiful wording Rhiannon? And the photos just set your poem off perfectly.
Absolutely wonderful and a pleasure to read.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in White stars and meadow bells
Isobel Gowdie sounds like a
Posted on Sun, 18 Apr 2021
Isobel Gowdie sounds like a very misunderstood woman, people can be so suspicious of things they don't understand, drawing their own conclusions, which very often turn out to be completely off track.
I think you said it all in those last...
Read full commentPosted in Here Lie The Words
You captured the weather
Posted on Thu, 15 Apr 2021
You captured the weather perfectly in this poem Penny.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Storm clouds rolling in
Just finished reading this
Posted on Wed, 14 Apr 2021
Just finished reading this fine poem that I missed Paul. So beautiful and emotional too, I always have tears when reading words from the heart. They spoke to me of loss and cherished memories.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Jenny. x...
Read full commentPosted in Setting Sons
Your words in this poem
Posted on Mon, 12 Apr 2021
Your words in this poem touched me Rhiannon.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Suddenly, not there …
You've captured perfectly so
Posted on Sat, 10 Apr 2021
You've captured perfectly so much of the poignancy of this poem and like Rachel said, brought it right up to date.
By the way I found these lines so inspiring:-
Now stillness winds a shroud
round absence of bird, vole, bee,...
Read full commentPosted in cock robin
Sounds like the winged
Posted on Thu, 08 Apr 2021
Sounds like the winged version of Animal Farm. I like how you weaved a story into this poem Rachel.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Who killed Cock Robin?
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