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Big Sal

Sat 5th Jan 2019 12:51

Yes, the tea doesn't really affect you during daytime hours, but taken before bed, and your dreams will amplify significantly.

Po, I always have biscuits. It doesn't matter if we're talking Texas Toast or a damn cheese roll. I gots it locked down.

(Sorry for addressing Po via your lovely piece, Lisa)

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lisa donohoe

Sat 5th Jan 2019 12:35

Po that would be something I would never take.. since I was a kid I would dream of places I have never been, if I had a single thought about ice cream or a unicorn it would appear in my dream in an instant.. Then as I aged the innocence was replaced with fear and worry and my dreams then started to become reality. Except nothing good came from them.. I then aged some more and my thirst for truth and answer's opened my mind to explore all we wore created for and that's when the real magic happened. I could fall asleep with a simple thought about where I want to be and what I wish to do and boom!!!! I have control over how I choose to spend my sleeping hours. My mind travels to places I never even knew existed. These places are out side of my dreams, but as I sleep I know not to go to far as I get an uncomfortable feeling the more I drift and wonder off chasing colors of energetic fire balls of crazyness. I see people who passed Away but its no fairytale, its actually a very uneasy feeling of discomfort and border line scary...
From dreaming to been able to tap into psychic ability I just feel it in my bones that their is wayyyy more to explore and understand. I would be afraid drugs may be an interference regarding me been in control.. When fear hits my dreams in any shape or form I am calm. I know its just an illusion so I dont panic, when you panic you are no longer dreaming, you are in the very center of your own nightmare. Mine can be soooo wild and scary so I need to stay in control ?

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lisa donohoe

Sat 5th Jan 2019 12:06

Ghazala, thank you for your kind yet powerful words.
And yes! She was once as weak as a dead horse and as fragile as her nans china set,until she found her worth and blossomed like the amazing butterfly she is...
And when that emotion she buried came knocking back, in an instant she forgot her self until he made her eyes flow yet again. she remembered how she got her strength and why. Her eyes dried up like the Sahara desert and her body no longer felt like she was a diabetic having a fit. She became who she has always been. STRONG..

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Taylor Crowshaw

Sat 5th Jan 2019 11:58

Excellent Richard, I herald from Fleetwood just along the coast from Blackpool. As a child going to the Tower was a real treat..

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raypool

Sat 5th Jan 2019 11:07

Highly effective lines Richard. We are in the presence of blowsiness and atmosphere that clings like shit to a blanket (sorry that's a musician's expression). I spent seasons in the winter garden playing for dances, and together with a romantic affair there is lots to remember, including Les Dawson!

I'm not sure whether Adolf would have enjoyed the new pleasure beach !

Thanks for making my day.

Ray

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Rich

Sat 5th Jan 2019 09:42

good poem, Zach.

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Rich

Sat 5th Jan 2019 09:37

I love the last two lines, I totally aggree.

Beautifully put.

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Sat 5th Jan 2019 07:58

Good effort Don. Not much leftover pud in my house...my wife doesn't allow it!

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Sat 5th Jan 2019 07:55

Easy solution Taylor...hide the bathroom scales!

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Gopal Gupta

Sat 5th Jan 2019 07:27

No words to say................................
really heart touching ........................

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Jon Stainsby

Sat 5th Jan 2019 07:02

Love this.

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Don Matthews

Sat 5th Jan 2019 06:46

So clever Taylor ?

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Don Matthews

Sat 5th Jan 2019 06:41

Truth spoken dk. 'Rhymes' well. ?

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Sat 5th Jan 2019 05:26

Weak becomes strong....a story of a weak phenomenal woman...a journey...lessons learned...all at one go......loved this piece so much!!! Still the heart n leg shakes n trembles....phew!! ?

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lisa donohoe

Sat 5th Jan 2019 02:49

Big sal that sounds very interesting.. I have not tried anything other than the power within... Are you able to control your dreams after such magical tea?
I find that I can control mine now, it took sometime but I now know how to aviod the fear in my dreams which keep me grounded and attached to my area...

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Big Sal

Sat 5th Jan 2019 01:12

Welcome.?

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Big Sal

Sat 5th Jan 2019 01:10

Thank you for your thoughtful response and reading of my work.

Enjoy your stay.?

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lisa donohoe

Sat 5th Jan 2019 00:47

Wow.... Absolutely incredible and so very accurate, great job ?

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Big Sal

Fri 4th Jan 2019 23:55

Wise words indeed, Bindu. ?

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Big Sal

Fri 4th Jan 2019 23:50

Sounds like Max Payne in novella form.

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Big Sal

Fri 4th Jan 2019 23:45

Great sentiment to this piece. Some sound imagery as well.?

On a side note, have you ever tried blue lotus (lily) tea? It definitely kicks lucid dreams up a notch.

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Big Sal

Fri 4th Jan 2019 23:23

A tale of dread unfolds, but all I hear is the buzzing of the bee. . .

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lisa donohoe

Fri 4th Jan 2019 19:06

I have read this pome so many times today. The words have touched my soul. ?

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lisa donohoe

Fri 4th Jan 2019 18:52

Thank you so much for your kind words

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John Bastard

Fri 4th Jan 2019 18:00

"the stranded and hopeless

blues that plague

the Night"

I resemble that remark

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John Bastard

Fri 4th Jan 2019 18:00

"the stranded and hopeless

blues that plague

the Night"

I resemble that remark

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jennifer Malden

Fri 4th Jan 2019 17:47

Hi Ray!

Hope you have a good year! Really loved The INN- to be really nitpicking, 'barman' in the second last verse seems out of context as this is presumably the Roundheads versus Royalists period, and it would have been a tavern/Inn. Wouldn't 'landlord' be better, as barman is a more modern word?

If you tell me to mind my own business or get lost or something coarser, it's quite OK! Anyway really great poem as one expects from you.

Jennifer

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Fri 4th Jan 2019 17:38

Spot on Keith...Empires rise and fall. Britain is still dining out on hers. Spain and Italy are now also rans. I think the USA will endure because of its population and land mass. China is on the rise, but it is based on cheap labour, poor human rights, poor H&S, and poor industrial environment...all of which will come back to bite them I believe.

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John Bastard

Fri 4th Jan 2019 16:40

um thank you guys

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lisa donohoe

Fri 4th Jan 2019 16:09

So grateful for your feed back.. Thank you so much

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Fri 4th Jan 2019 15:43

well written D.?

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lisa donohoe

Fri 4th Jan 2019 15:37

Wow thank you so much for your feed back and kind words.. It is for you if you can relate love and light to you.

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Fri 4th Jan 2019 15:34

Make life simple for me.

With your reassurances, rid me of my anxieties and doubts.

Place your hand on my beating heart.

Tell me it will all be okay, promise we’ll never part.

promises true that shall never be untrue......the verses from lovers heart....?

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Fri 4th Jan 2019 15:31

Stop and breathe and let it sink in

That you hold the power to change and win

your last couplets are all magic in your poems.... and i simply adore it❤

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Fri 4th Jan 2019 15:28

With her mind at ease and her intentions clear she started to yank all the weeds from her garden.

She sat back and watched the magic blossom from the vibrant colourful garden she has now created and she promised to help plant the seeds for those who lost their garden tools in their time of darkness. Her light shines bright for the whole world

very positive and optimistic approach....well written... some how i can feel, that this poem is for me....beautiful?

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lisa donohoe

Fri 4th Jan 2019 15:25

Thank you all for your kind words and feed back. I appreciate it so much?

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Fri 4th Jan 2019 15:22

My intentions are pure so the energy I project will find its way back to me as long as I hold onto my faith as tightly as the little girl held onto her kite.

Deep inside' right down to my core' I know I will be alright and so will you for SURE.

WONDERFULLY written!! nothing could be more true and satisfying..well done?

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lisa donohoe

Fri 4th Jan 2019 14:59

Wow... Very deep and raw!
I really liked it

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lisa donohoe

Fri 4th Jan 2019 14:51

Thank you so much.. I found your pome intriguing, I got the vibe is was a metaphor for your emotions. Absolutely brilliant.

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Big Sal

Fri 4th Jan 2019 14:30

I could write a damn tree for a poem. Call it what you will.

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raypool

Fri 4th Jan 2019 13:56

Thanks for reading and liking , Brian, Hugh, David, Ghazal, Anya and Don.

Glad you enjoyed the wild and dark of the poem Jon thanks.

Thanks Mark, I will check out The Listeners. It's a bit of fun conjuring up the past.

Jennifer, just what I wanted to hear! From brain to keyboard to brain, job done!

I'm glad this was enjoyable Po. The mind and the eye can be like a camera, at least for me. Thanks.

Ray

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Alan Travis Braddock

Fri 4th Jan 2019 12:45

Sounds good read aloud (which hides the spelling misteaks..)(sorry).
I hope the dream wasn't yours, Leah.

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Jon Stainsby

Fri 4th Jan 2019 12:24

Thanks Ray and Damon

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Jon Stainsby

Fri 4th Jan 2019 12:23

Hi David, thanks for the comment. Yes, we are all searching for some explanation, some meaning. Maybe, discoveries like this help in our understanding, or just open up more unknowns.

Maybe, he will grow one. ?

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Jon

Fri 4th Jan 2019 11:58

Great poem! Nice and brief but conjures up a wealth of atmosphere and delight.

I especially love the reference to candy floss (sweet smell from pink hair to eat), and the sense of awe and wonder in this piece.

Well done Richard mate!

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steve pottinger

Fri 4th Jan 2019 10:52

This is, simply, superb.

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steve pottinger

Fri 4th Jan 2019 10:52

This is, simply, superb.

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Himani Tyagi

Fri 4th Jan 2019 10:48

Thank you so much for this sharing.

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Fri 4th Jan 2019 10:48

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