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I can understand why Maria
Posted on Tue, 10 Aug 2021
I can understand why Maria would have been disappointed not having any recognition, to think she loved her father so much and spent a good deal of time with him, even traveling to Hong Kong and being by his side to help her father.
I love your imagination, as you took me along on this curious wedding journey. Aleistair Crowley sure was a mysterious character who could work his bizarre magic on those that listened.
Certainly something different, which is what makes...
Emily certainly left her mark, but how sad she had to die. I think she was a wonderful inspiration and it was a pleasure that you shared a part of her life, that I as a reader got to know.
What a wonderful poem describing such an amazing view Rhiannon, then you take us the reader with you through the cool of those trees, that give great shade.
Very much enjoyed your poem. Those photos are superb too, wish I could take...
There's so many unique layers to your poem Paul. I was fascinated by that last stanza that left me wondering exactly as you say...'what is normal?' To question the idea of our past and it's mysteries that have been lost over time. The sands of...
I can understand why Maria
Posted on Tue, 10 Aug 2021
I can understand why Maria would have been disappointed not having any recognition, to think she loved her father so much and spent a good deal of time with him, even traveling to Hong Kong and being by his side to help her father.
I was...
Read full commentPosted in Maria's Diary 40
Those that we care about will
Posted on Mon, 09 Aug 2021
Those that we care about will always remain in our hearts. Lovely to read such a warm poem.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Time’s Travel
I not only love the layout of
Posted on Mon, 09 Aug 2021
I not only love the layout of this poem Di, but it's so satisfying to feel the coolness of your words...like:-
streams grow underfoot
puddles in parched hollows, relief as memory to a lost mind
everywhere a patina of ecstacy...
Read full commentPosted in suddenly
Congrats on pick of the day
Posted on Sat, 07 Aug 2021
Congrats on pick of the day Kilb50. Well deserved.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Vampire Wedding in North Cornwall
I completely agree with Di,
Posted on Sun, 08 Aug 2021
I completely agree with Di, you've created two such lovable, adorable doggie characters, I can't help but smile when I read. ...
Read full commentPosted in Lotht!
I love your imagination, as
Posted on Sat, 07 Aug 2021
I love your imagination, as you took me along on this curious wedding journey. Aleistair Crowley sure was a mysterious character who could work his bizarre magic on those that listened.
Certainly something different, which is what makes...
Read full commentPosted in Vampire Wedding in North Cornwall
Emily certainly left her mark
Posted on Fri, 06 Aug 2021
Emily certainly left her mark, but how sad she had to die. I think she was a wonderful inspiration and it was a pleasure that you shared a part of her life, that I as a reader got to know.
I'm glad Maria and Deborah got on so well,...
Read full commentPosted in Maria's Diary 39
A detailed account in your
Posted on Thu, 05 Aug 2021
A detailed account in your poem and well deserved of the cherries.
Thank you for sharing and introducing me to Hennrietta Maria in such a poetic way.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Henrietta Maria Prepares to Depart
What a wonderful poem
Posted on Thu, 05 Aug 2021
What a wonderful poem describing such an amazing view Rhiannon, then you take us the reader with you through the cool of those trees, that give great shade.
Very much enjoyed your poem. Those photos are superb too, wish I could take...
Read full commentPosted in Westope Wood Hill
There's so many unique layers
Posted on Tue, 03 Aug 2021
There's so many unique layers to your poem Paul. I was fascinated by that last stanza that left me wondering exactly as you say...'what is normal?' To question the idea of our past and it's mysteries that have been lost over time. The sands of...
Read full commentPosted in Saccades of Sands
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