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Dear diary...it's Sunday afternoon, 14 th August 2022, and the temperature keeps on rising. Sitting in my garden den, thinking of the wild green man...
A squirrel would know the spirit of a tree, its inner thoughts...a language so free. As I sweltered in extreme heat – local oak informed me: “autumn'...
As the sky changes colour with its pallet of pale pink, blue, purple, orange and white, your poem sets the scene in such a way, that seeing those naked branches brings their beauty to life.
I hope you get a break from the rain soon. We are having my kind of weather here in the UK, it's cloudy and cool, just how I like it for walking in. Although my hip and knee have been playing up, so don't manage to walk too far...
What an amazing name Weobley sounds. You've captured the scene again with your descriptive words perfectly. It sounds like you had the perfect day for that walk.
I haven't been to Stone Henge in years now, even though it's not that far. Trouble is you have to pay to see the stones now. When I was young in the 1960s you could walk around the stones and touch them freely.
What a star you are Jacques. I'd most definitely had forgotten writing this poem. That book Le Morte d'Arthur sounds fascinating. I have to admit I'm terrible when it comes to history, but if something from the past takes my fancy, then I love to...
there's such a captivating sense of freedom in your writing, it gives the reader a sense that anything's possible, especially as you were so spontaneous in the planning of this holiday..
Hi Jacques, sorry I'm a bit late to your lovely comment. I wish Autumn was just around the corner here in England. I don't mind the Spring, but the Summers are getting way too hot, which when I was young I looked forward to, but now I just like...
Yet another great insight
Posted on Wed, 31 Jan 2024
Yet another great insight into your travels Turlough.
Much enjoyed.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Tea with the Coppersmith
As the sky changes colour
Posted on Wed, 31 Jan 2024
As the sky changes colour with its pallet of pale pink, blue, purple, orange and white, your poem sets the scene in such a way, that seeing those naked branches brings their beauty to life.
Lovely expressive poem Rhiannon.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in January Skies
Ooh! I wonder if Spencer is
Posted on Wed, 31 Jan 2024
Ooh! I wonder if Spencer is right about Stu, if he is I feel sorry for Pat.
Still enjoying Jane.
Read full commentPosted in Parcel for you..Part 17
This story is so endearing
Posted on Sun, 28 Jan 2024
This story is so endearing Penny. I'm loving their adventure and the touch of humour you've created.
Brilliant.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in "Unwanted Magic" 3
Hi Jacques,
Posted on Sat, 24 Sep 2011
Hi Jacques,
I hope you get a break from the rain soon. We are having my kind of weather here in the UK, it's cloudy and cool, just how I like it for walking in. Although my hip and knee have been playing up, so don't manage to walk too far...
Read full commentPosted in After the Storm
Hi Rhiannon,
Posted on Sat, 27 Jan 2024
Hi Rhiannon,
What an amazing name Weobley sounds. You've captured the scene again with your descriptive words perfectly. It sounds like you had the perfect day for that walk.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Above Weobley
Hi Jacques,
Posted on Wed, 21 Dec 2022
Hi Jacques,
I haven't been to Stone Henge in years now, even though it's not that far. Trouble is you have to pay to see the stones now. When I was young in the 1960s you could walk around the stones and touch them freely.
Avebury...
Read full commentPosted in Ancient Festival
What a star you are Jacques.
Posted on Wed, 11 Sep 2019
What a star you are Jacques. I'd most definitely had forgotten writing this poem. That book Le Morte d'Arthur sounds fascinating. I have to admit I'm terrible when it comes to history, but if something from the past takes my fancy, then I love to...
Read full commentPosted in Downfall Of Guinevere And Arthur
Hi Turlough,
Posted on Sat, 27 Jan 2024
Hi Turlough,
there's such a captivating sense of freedom in your writing, it gives the reader a sense that anything's possible, especially as you were so spontaneous in the planning of this holiday..
I laughed ...
Read full commentPosted in The Great Falafel Kerfuffle
Hi Jacques, sorry I'm a bit
Posted on Wed, 12 Apr 2023
Hi Jacques, sorry I'm a bit late to your lovely comment. I wish Autumn was just around the corner here in England. I don't mind the Spring, but the Summers are getting way too hot, which when I was young I looked forward to, but now I just like...
Read full commentPosted in April Blossom
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