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I don't wish to hear the whispers of melancholy, my mind musty from too much gabble, curtains twitching snooty looks; gazing at this monstrosity that...
Dear Diary, I want to look back at the Summer of 1976, what a Summer that was, even hotter than 1975...which was saying something, the heat seemed to...
It wasn't often that Jomei voiced an opinion, but on this particular occasion he was inclined to agree with Brigs. Touching the woman's shoulder, he...
In our neighbourhood so feline time to gaze at Spring sunshine, for as on my journey I must go with gently swaying to and fro, comfy sitting here in...
I'm over the moon to read another episode Jane. Poor Alister, I'm not usually on the side of the man, but in this case I do wish he would put his foot down...after all it's his body.
But hey! Then there wouldn't be a story, and I'm loving...
I'm so pleased your son is safely back home Paul. Writing this piece gives much more perspective on what's going on because it's first hand. I find it so hard to understand war, and also difficult to talk about this subject, so forgive me for not...
In the chrysalis of shock! Is very apt for today, where we've had lockdown from covid and those poor people of Ukraine going through a pointless war. Then you say in your poem, made to fight for self respect or flight, that too is very...
Great idea for a tongue twister Rhiannnon. I've also never heard of the word felonious, had to look it up, so thank you for introducing me to a new word.
hello again Di, I know exactly what you mean, these days when people know how to do something, they tend to go at a hundred miles an hour, and I have to say I'm as slow as a snail. If I don't keep doing on a regular basis, I forget quickly....
I'm afraid I gave my phone camera to my son as I wasn't really using it, but I saw him last week and I took some pictures of our wooded den, because I wanted to capture the maple tree in all its glory...just have to create a poem to go with it,...
Both other-worldly and
Posted on Tue, 10 May 2022
Both other-worldly and mysterious thoughts expressed in this poem Rachel. Very creative.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in The Dead Want Their Moon Back
The NHS is remarkable and
Posted on Tue, 10 May 2022
The NHS is remarkable and seem to be looking after you Jean, I hope that last line isn't anything serious. Thinking of you and hope you are okay.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Hospital 1 and Janus 9
I'm over the moon to read
Posted on Mon, 09 May 2022
I'm over the moon to read another episode Jane. Poor Alister, I'm not usually on the side of the man, but in this case I do wish he would put his foot down...after all it's his body.
But hey! Then there wouldn't be a story, and I'm loving...
Read full commentPosted in S T Vasectomy Clinic - 7
Hi Rhiannon,
Posted on Mon, 09 May 2022
This is a great tribute of a poem to one of my favourite wild flowers. The bluebell has so much charm.
Thank you for sharing.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in The wonderful wild bells!
I'm so pleased your son is
Posted on Mon, 09 May 2022
I'm so pleased your son is safely back home Paul. Writing this piece gives much more perspective on what's going on because it's first hand. I find it so hard to understand war, and also difficult to talk about this subject, so forgive me for not...
Read full commentPosted in A Final Message From Moscow
In the chrysalis of shock! Is
Posted on Fri, 06 May 2022
In the chrysalis of shock! Is very apt for today, where we've had lockdown from covid and those poor people of Ukraine going through a pointless war. Then you say in your poem, made to fight for self respect or flight, that too is very...
Read full commentPosted in wheels to rotors
Great idea for a tongue
Posted on Wed, 04 May 2022
Great idea for a tongue twister Rhiannnon. I've also never heard of the word felonious, had to look it up, so thank you for introducing me to a new word.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Felonious Tongue-Twister
hello again Di, I know
Posted on Sat, 30 Apr 2022
hello again Di, I know exactly what you mean, these days when people know how to do something, they tend to go at a hundred miles an hour, and I have to say I'm as slow as a snail. If I don't keep doing on a regular basis, I forget quickly....
Read full commentPosted in butterfly moment
Hello Di,
Posted on Sat, 30 Apr 2022
I'm afraid I gave my phone camera to my son as I wasn't really using it, but I saw him last week and I took some pictures of our wooded den, because I wanted to capture the maple tree in all its glory...just have to create a poem to go with it,...
Read full commentPosted in butterfly moment
The sight of an eagle soaring
Posted on Sat, 30 Apr 2022
The sight of an eagle soaring the thermals is so majestic and takes my breath away. Your poem describes just this perfectly Richard...breathtaking.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Tumultuous Times
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