Excellent! ?
Thank you!
Mae
Comment is about The Oxygen thief (blog)
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Wow! Excellent piece Jon! I think you've found your style!?Bravo! I'd sure like to know how that feels one way!
Thank you ?
Mae
Comment is about Hiding amongst the molecules (blog)
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Thanks, Keith, Brian and Paris.
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Thank you, Vautaw. ?
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Mon 11th Feb 2019 18:44
Those gowns...they have the effect of lowering your self esteem don't they?
Comment is about MRI (blog)
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Love this one John. Thanks for sharing your soul songs. ?
Comment is about Hiding amongst the molecules (blog)
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Keith, thank you so much for the kind words! ? The South has its ways, doesn't it?! You could spend an entire lifetime there just cause you wake up one day and it's so heartwarming lu sunny and by the end of your life it feels like it was all just one smoothe pleasant day...at least in poetry! Other than that, many problems! But there are some days that just make you feel like you in heaven. It's a wormhole, it sucks you up! Especially the providence in certain places!!!
It sounds as if you are one very lucky gentleman! I'm happy for you!?
Thanks for reading and commenting!
Mae
Comment is about GR (In the South) (blog)
Original item by Mae Foreman
Thank you Jason!? You're very kind! It was just a trial attempt; I wanted to see if I can do it; I never thought anyone would like it. I'd love too recite something of yours some time!
Thanks again!?
Mae
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steven arthur
Mon 11th Feb 2019 17:52
thanks jon!
Comment is about The Write Out Loud Poem of the Week is ‘Win Sum’ by Steven Arthur (article)
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Thanks for your comments, guys - much appreciated.
Comment is about Nature's Bounty (blog)
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Wonderful!!
Comment is about The Write Out Loud Poem of the Week is ‘Win Sum’ by Steven Arthur (article)
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Congratulations, Steven
Comment is about The Write Out Loud Poem of the Week is ‘Win Sum’ by Steven Arthur (article)
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My friend, you have a way with words that I love, "Best foot forward just to have it broken," dark, but accurate and inciteful.
I have been there as well, very very dark places, though long ago.
I wrote a poem for my son's, it probably sums up my advice (if you want it), better than I could say here. It's called, "Don't try to be happy."
I wouldn't normally mention my own stuff when reviewing others, seems a bit arrogant but I mention this as a father who cares.
Please don't be offended by the last line, remember I wrote it for my boys.
Beautifully stark, accurate poem you've written.
Comment is about The T-Virus (blog)
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This does a good job in bringing attention to the paucity of imagination and the ugliness allowed to prevail in our built-up areas.
Topical, terse and spot-on!
Comment is about Cheap not cheerful Inner city development (blog)
Original item by Tommy Carroll
Some wise words here. Too many people place an inordinate value
on "happiness" when "contentment" is the most undervalued yet
rewarding of mental (and physical) states.. To be contented IS to
be happy...but it's surprising that this seems to be so rarely appreciated for its proper reality.
Comment is about Peace of mind (blog)
Original item by Pip Thomas
Pip,
This poem made me smile as it speaks of other peoplé´s opinions and the effect they can have or not have on one´s behaviour. My advice is to be who you are and true to yourself and tell them the best place on the moors to fly kites.
Thank you indeed for this
Keith
Comment is about Back to front (blog)
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elPintor
Mon 11th Feb 2019 16:28
Hi Ray,
It's good to pop in every once in a while--currently, I'm a lone American in Istanbul and have a strong craving for just about anything familiar. It's very easy to fade into the background in such a busy place as this but, at least for the moment, I'm going to create a bit of noise.
Rachel
Comment is about subversive (blog)
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I love short verse like this, succinct and expressive.
Comment is about Acrobats (blog)
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Great punchy and self adjusting wrench of a poem Tommy. A favourite topic for me that I keep chucking stones at.
Ray
Comment is about Cheap not cheerful Inner city development (blog)
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Thanks Po, don't really know where it came from, what inspired it, or where I was going with it once I started.
But starting's the important bit, the rest tends to work itself out.
Genuinely, thank you, (wasn't sure if it was any good ?)
Comment is about Whipping Willow (blog)
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An intriguing an original look at synthesis and analysis Rachel. It's great to see your delicate and insinuating style here !
Ray
Comment is about subversive (blog)
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Thanks to everyone for the support! Really appreciate it
Comment is about 'Ice Skating in New Orleans' by Paris Tate is Poem of the Week (article)
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Ekphrastic Tower Exhibition
Plans are revealed tonight!
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elPintor
Mon 11th Feb 2019 14:55
Thanks, David and Kate--we are all transients.
Rachel
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steven arthur
Mon 11th Feb 2019 14:42
thanks everyone
Comment is about The Write Out Loud Poem of the Week is ‘Win Sum’ by Steven Arthur (article)
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Thank you all for your kind words, its really appreciated
Comment is about This Corpse Eats The Stars With Bloody Feet (blog)
Original item by Kealan Coady
Mon 11th Feb 2019 12:27
I think "We Never Asked" rings true for so many of us
who think there will always be time Later
but then time runs out.
Thanks for your comments Keith.
they speak to who You are,
a caring person.
Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)
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Phil. I'm pleased you took this on board. I'm convinced we have to tame ourselves or become overwhelmed. How that works is an individual thing. All the best. Thanks for the like Frances. Ray
Comment is about WAITING (blog)
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hello cynthia, hope your well
i was just wondering when WOL Sale is on next and whether there would be a spot for me to perform? i have a new book out and i am trying to get out and about to promote it a bit.
thanks
stu
Comment is about Cynthia Buell Thomas (poet profile)
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Well done Steve, thoroughly deserved, fantastic poem.?
Comment is about The Write Out Loud Poem of the Week is ‘Win Sum’ by Steven Arthur (article)
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Awhhh,,,, that was so kind of you to say farag ?
I do enjoy writing alot.
I write short story's for my kid's for bedtimes.
They enjoy them alot as its always based on their daily antics.
I twist it to make it hilarious with alot of teaching also..
Needless to say , they close their eyes with much wisdom absorbed and a great laugh.
Thank you for this lovely comment. It touched my soul ?
Comment is about Mistaken (blog)
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Dear Creative Poetess and Story Writer .. i enjoyed reading your nice poem .. i feel like you're a story writer .. really .. you've the qualifications to draw an excellent plan for nice stories too .. not only poetry. Best wishes dearest Lysa.
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Ok, just listened to the audio file of GR. Mae you have a beautiful voice, a slight husky sultry tone which, for me at least, had a lovely lilting quality. Got to say, I loved it. You could read any of mine anytime you liked, it was great.
Comment is about Mae Foreman (poet profile)
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I felt this on a spiritual level ❤️
Comment is about Are you Trustworthy? (blog)
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You’re most welcome d.knape. The sign reads, “DANGER. Do not climb on kissing rocks.”
Comment is about Vautaw (poet profile)
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Silk sheets in the summertime...ah, nice! ?
Comment is about Rekindled (blog)
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Frances Macaulay Forde
Mon 11th Feb 2019 01:57
Keep thinking of that song "What we need is a great big melting pot..."
Loved this metaphor. Well done, Jason.
Comment is about Coffee Pot (blog)
Original item by Jason Bayliss
Love the feeling of stillness which has often been my own balm. Captured so well. As David so accurately stated "to be content in time and with time is a true gift."
It beats just sitting there waiting to die like so many lost minds.
Comment is about WAITING (blog)
Original item by ray pool
Love. Pure energy. As it should be. Living a parallel life through our conscious dreams. ?
Comment is about Light (blog)
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Sorry, had to edit, it didn't scan.?
Comment is about Coffee Pot (blog)
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Mon 11th Feb 2019 00:27
what is that thing on your profile?
and....what does the Danger Sign say,
it is too small to read.
thanks also for your comments on
"We Never Asked".
Comment is about Vautaw (poet profile)
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Mon 11th Feb 2019 00:21
excellent perspective on "We Never Asked".
your comments ring true for so many of us.
Comment is about Mae Foreman (poet profile)
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Mon 11th Feb 2019 00:20
thanks for your comments on
"We Never Asked"
the poem I think
speaks to us all
as we speed through life
unthinking.
we wish...
Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)
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Thanks again, David and Ray.
Comment is about ALAN ON THE MORROW (blog)
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Mae,
This superbly written poem with gorgeous imagery of a place I know well or should I say a similar place, as I returned last August after living in Spain for ten years. I have one golden gift and that is my Spanish partner who came back with me. Your poem speaks of those sunny climes, the vegetation, the fruit and above all the sun,
Thank you for a poem which fills me with nostalgia and also a powerful sense of yearning to return.
Keith
Comment is about GR (In the South) (blog)
Original item by Mae Foreman
Congrats!?
Comment is about The Write Out Loud Poem of the Week is ‘Win Sum’ by Steven Arthur (article)
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Ah the lovely comments received in the vacuum of a suspended mind ( which I managed to wrench myself out of to be replaced by daily living).
Keith, I often how we savour inactivity in our different ways, so its nice to have an ally in this, thanks.
Brian, I forgot to mention I was gazing down at slippers ..... cheers.
Yes David, you do make an important point. The mind is really is what is most at risk, but yoga and its followers seems to link the physical balance and stillness with a mental freeing up . I have experienced it, and having done so, have to resurrect it when in states of agitation. I'll get my coat.
Thank you all for the likes: MGS, Kevin, Anya and Dorothy.
Ray
Comment is about WAITING (blog)
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It's good to see poetry coming to deliver a message starkly and wrest so much response rightly so John. Yes, a serious side, nice to see from yourself . I sense you found it a hard task to convey with no overriding ego involved , which I applaud.
Ray
Comment is about ALAN ON THE MORROW (blog)
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Jon Stainsby
Mon 11th Feb 2019 18:59
Thanks, Mae ❤
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