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I was tired on this Friday evening, from a busy week at work and was looking forward to a relaxing bath then heading out to the pub. As I opened the...
As I gaze on Winter's magic, imagining the Snow God shaving his bushy white beard, flakes plummet like a cascading waterfall, flirting with branches...
Tap the door to the back of my mind, awaken my spirit with a healing touch, rumour has it there's time to linger long as I lavish in the fruits of my...
Grasping fine strands of art is such a joyous encounter; not knowing if what we embrace is our true destiny or a brief moment, Who knows the order of...
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Hi Paul,
Posted on Thu, 28 Jan 2021
Hi Paul,
just love the fine detail in this poem, you captured the essence of that alpine feeling. To escape and picture this magical forest would be so fine,..though I'm not sure about the sking, even as a youngster it never appealed to me...
I agree with Paul, communing with trees is not a waste of time. When I spend time hugging the trunk I think of messages being sent down to the roots that someone cares...maybe it's my imagination, but always worth the while.
There's a pensive stillness to your poem, a need to retreat. Being touched by sadness can inspire so many emotions which are clearly written within your writing.
I was so sorry to hear of you loosing a close friend.
Hi Paul,
Posted on Thu, 28 Jan 2021
Hi Paul,
just love the fine detail in this poem, you captured the essence of that alpine feeling. To escape and picture this magical forest would be so fine,..though I'm not sure about the sking, even as a youngster it never appealed to me...
Read full commentPosted in A Secret Forest
So much said in so few words.
Posted on Tue, 26 Jan 2021
So much said in so few words. You captured a scene.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Fog
This was such an enjoyable
Posted on Sat, 23 Jan 2021
This was such an enjoyable read and I had no idea where he was till near the end.
As Celticman said, great story telling.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Snow Day
This poem is full of vivid
Posted on Sat, 23 Jan 2021
This poem is full of vivid illustrations with words. You describe the stark landscape so well.
Especially found the second stanza interesting, as we have tall trees at the back of our house and many nests are perched up high on brances....
Read full commentPosted in Wootton Village
Interesting to read the story
Posted on Thu, 21 Jan 2021
Interesting to read the story coming in from another direction. Look forward to reading more.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Disenchantment 18
I agree with Paul, communing
Posted on Fri, 15 Jan 2021
I agree with Paul, communing with trees is not a waste of time. When I spend time hugging the trunk I think of messages being sent down to the roots that someone cares...maybe it's my imagination, but always worth the while.
I loved this...
Read full commentPosted in Apple Tree
There's a pensive stillness
Posted on Wed, 13 Jan 2021
There's a pensive stillness to your poem, a need to retreat. Being touched by sadness can inspire so many emotions which are clearly written within your writing.
I was so sorry to hear of you loosing a close friend.
I'm never quite...
Read full commentPosted in Oh, What’s That In The Hollow?
I was interested to read your
Posted on Tue, 05 Jan 2021
I was interested to read your poem. It's good to know they're keeping the cross restored and your poem keeps the memory alive.
Fascinating read.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Eleanor Cross
Love the explanation of a
Posted on Sun, 03 Jan 2021
Love the explanation of a perfect cup of coffee to revive those brain cells, ready to begin typing away and creating exciting new ideas.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in "A cup with a viewpoint"
Fascinating to read your
Posted on Sun, 03 Jan 2021
Fascinating to read your thoughts in this poem.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in "Time and Stardust"
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