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It was getting late as darkness began sweeping across the night sky, revealing a full Winter moon and the many stars that twinkled, throwing light on...
I have a feeling this would be a good poem for remembrance Sunday, but then I could be wrong, but the distance these birds must have covered during the war would have been so important.
Your poem caught my eye straight away Rachel. Definitely up there with the best ones. I like the hope this little bird sings. Something we all need to hold onto in difficult times.
Just love your descriptions of the birds in your poem Di, it sounds like they have a real feast in your garden. It's nice to welcome our feathered friends and your enthusiasm shines through in this poem.
I've just been reading about these birds and their amazing nests. It's good to know that they are protected by folklore, but It's sad to think that it's association with witchcraft has so much fear linked to the hamerkop....
I just found this piece of writing. Being at home doesn't bother me at all, especially now both me and my partner are retired. I have my writing and reading, go for walks around the local streets with my partner and basically...
It's always good to know
Posted on Sun, 01 Nov 2020
It's always good to know there are people who care when times are tough. I believe that as humans we all have a part to play.
My motto in life has always been: do unto others as you would have done to you.
I hope that I've been of...
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Hi Rachel,
Posted on Sun, 25 Oct 2020
Hi Rachel,
I have a feeling this would be a good poem for remembrance Sunday, but then I could be wrong, but the distance these birds must have covered during the war would have been so important.
A great tribute of a poem to this...
Read full commentPosted in Anacreon’s Pigeon
I like this poem, it has a
Posted on Fri, 23 Oct 2020
I like this poem, it has a great flow to it.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Another Autumn
Your poem caught my eye
Posted on Thu, 22 Oct 2020
Your poem caught my eye straight away Rachel. Definitely up there with the best ones. I like the hope this little bird sings. Something we all need to hold onto in difficult times.
Thank you for sharing this beauty.
Jenny....
Read full commentPosted in A Tailor Bird’s Song To A Spider
Ha, ha, loved this juicy take
Posted on Thu, 08 Oct 2020
Ha, ha, loved this juicy take on a nursery rhyme Rhiannon. Put a smile on my face.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Attacking a satsuma like Jack Horner
Just love your descriptions
Posted on Mon, 05 Oct 2020
Just love your descriptions of the birds in your poem Di, it sounds like they have a real feast in your garden. It's nice to welcome our feathered friends and your enthusiasm shines through in this poem.
Jenny.
Posted in bird feeder
Lovely poem Ed.
Posted on Mon, 05 Oct 2020
Lovely poem Ed.
I saw a family of manatees when we went down the everglades in Florida, we were so lucky because they're very shy creatures.
Thank you for sharing this tribute to a fine creature.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Manatee
What a lovely idea. I
Posted on Mon, 05 Oct 2020
What a lovely idea. I especially love that first stanza, just my cup of tea.
Thanks Rhiannon.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in The seasons' round
Hi Rachel,
Posted on Thu, 01 Oct 2020
Hi Rachel,
I've just been reading about these birds and their amazing nests. It's good to know that they are protected by folklore, but It's sad to think that it's association with witchcraft has so much fear linked to the hamerkop....
Read full commentPosted in Hamerkop
Hi David,
Posted on Thu, 10 Sep 2020
Hi David,
I just found this piece of writing. Being at home doesn't bother me at all, especially now both me and my partner are retired. I have my writing and reading, go for walks around the local streets with my partner and basically...
Read full commentPosted in The Eleventh Hour
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