Thank you! This is my first time here ≧﹏≦
Comment is about Two Separated Stars (blog)
Original item by reinmari
Hello again Raven.
You have taken on a unique challenge here. I feel I am at least partially qualified to make a decent attempt at commenting on your epic task here. The point is that most only seek help from the cards when on unsteady seas, as you must know. I have been involved in helping some sporadically with my cards. I only work psychically with one card touched by the person seeking advice. I get mental pictures, and usually the information I get through can be quite daunting for the recipient, often acknowledging some stray details, but overwhelmed by the deeper truths that are revealed. I have picked up names of deceased relatives for example. I treat it as an honour to do this. One could allow the ego to intervene, but rather unwise to do that.
Your knowledge of the packs is invaluable, and so much lies within them that a whole analysis of the human forces can be explained to an extent.
I hope your continued postings bring forth some fruit for you , I really do. "He that hath ears to hear, let him hear."
Love and goodwill to you. Ray
Comment is about 3 The Empress (blog)
Original item by RaVeN Mathews )0(
A real curio of a piece and compelling David. An inside out poem for me with some intriguing surprises. I sense something desolate about it - like a black and white film you might have once seen.
Ray
Comment is about Origami Phase (blog)
Original item by David Blake
We all to have our own ideas with poetry of your kind Rachel. Never a done deal to try and be precise; suffice it to say there is magic in the words and a duality which is subtle. Intriguing.
Ray
Comment is about disconnect (regenesis in infrared) (blog)
Original item by nunya
A belated congratulations Anya absolutely blooming fantastic. Well deserved..I can only imagine it is because I was visiting my children that I missed this wonderful accolade to your work..??
Comment is about ‘The Black Heart’ by Anya is Write Out Loud’s Poem of the Week (article)
Original item by steve pottinger
This is not going to help with Brexit Becky - just joking.
Very enjoyable a tour de forks perhaps. Lovely easy rhyming style, can almost taste it.
Ray
Comment is about International Bake-off: Britain 1 - France 0 (blog)
Original item by Becky Who
Thanks @Wendy and @Taylor, Much appreciated ?
Comment is about Vacancy ? (blog)
Original item by Mayah ROSE
Hilarious as usual! Have friend intensive care medico and last week she had a patient who answered 'miaow' every time they asked him anything!!!!! He got more attention than any of the others. Shouldn't laugh about it, but rather like your poem.
Jennifer
Comment is about mildred (blog)
Original item by hugh
this has happened to us all, at least the older among us.
As you say we visit out of respect for those who remain, but sometimes one would prefer to remember the person as they once were, not as they are now. Agree with Taylor that it is the 'how' that is frightening. A violent death, or lingerin on too long, which happens too often nowadays. Very sensitive.
Jennifer
Comment is about The Visit (blog)
Original item by d.knape
Great writing - always liked the combination of sex and good food.
Jennifer
Comment is about Cooking up a Storm (blog)
Original item by Taylor Crowshaw
Lovely! The Italians are extremely rude when talking about British food! Never heard of Lemon Drizzle Cake /Gateau aux Citrons - or Mary Berry. Will check on the net.
Jennifer
Comment is about International Bake-off: Britain 1 - France 0 (blog)
Original item by Becky Who
Agree there is something Elizabethan about it- Lovely writing - sweet and short.
Jennifer
Comment is about Her smile (blog)
Original item by Tommy Carroll
Brian - I think you should message Becky privately for "gateaux pour les nuls" = "the Idiot's guide to cakes"
Perhaps you then wouldn't send the kitchen up in smoke?
Comment is about International Bake-off: Britain 1 - France 0 (blog)
Original item by Becky Who
Timeless in form and expression, this travels down the years as if from some Elizabethan wooing his love.
Comment is about Her smile (blog)
Original item by Tommy Carroll
I fully concur with the sentiments so cogently expressed.
Surely we all hope to see that "beckoning light".
Comment is about Burning Bridges (blog)
Original item by Sunny Chopra
A slice of delicious confectionery
Flavoured by an Anglo-French dictionary!
Bon appetit!
Comment is about International Bake-off: Britain 1 - France 0 (blog)
Original item by Becky Who
JC - I've never argued that there will be no difficulties. My
point is do we have the courage to endure them while we achieve the essential issue of self-control and wider
horizons in trade? As for "experts"...I find their uses
are invariably compatible with the argument(s) being put forward. Time will be the deciding factor...time and the
will to see things through now that we are set on that
particular path.
Cheers.
Comment is about BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Big Sal
Sat 25th Aug 2018 13:42
<Deleted User> (9882)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 11:49
to me Jon this reads like a parental observation of an offspring.
Loved every line. Look forward to your next piece.
Thank's for posting.
Rose ?
Comment is about A flower in bloom (blog)
Original item by Jon Stainsby
Wow seventh stanza says it all for me..?
Comment is about Two Leaves (blog)
Original item by Peter Taylor
<Deleted User> (9882)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 11:18
all the right ingredients needed to dish up a very delectable poem.
nice one hun!
Rose ?
Comment is about Cooking up a Storm (blog)
Original item by Taylor Crowshaw
<Deleted User> (9882)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 11:10
well baked and very tasty delicacy hun.
Rose ?
Comment is about International Bake-off: Britain 1 - France 0 (blog)
Original item by Becky Who
<Deleted User> (9882)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 11:07
wow! nothing less than outstanding Peter.
Fifth stanza.....yummy!
More please and asap!
Rose ?
Comment is about Two Leaves (blog)
Original item by Peter Taylor
Sorry Brian I usually resist the temptation to use French words in my poems, but I thought it was called for this time...
"haute" = high "pattiserie" = well, cakes and stuff
"chez" = with - but it's usually used to say "at someone's house", as in for example "fete chez Becky" = "party at Becky's house"
"gateau aux citrons" = lemon cake!
"gateaux pour les nuls" = "the Idiot's guide to cakes"
"en français" = in French!
Good job I didn't write a re-match in French huh!
Comment is about International Bake-off: Britain 1 - France 0 (blog)
Original item by Becky Who
<Deleted User> (18980)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 10:27
Very good Becks but could you send me a french-english dictionary please.
(Just in case someone says 'bloody english and foreign languages'...puedo hablar espanol)
Comment is about International Bake-off: Britain 1 - France 0 (blog)
Original item by Becky Who
Now Becky, whose surname is Who
Your culinary talent may have drifted
Far and wide but not down to Australia
(But I'm sure you use flour that is sifted)
Might I suggest Brian gets Mary's cake book
I see it's title is Foolproof Cakes
In video he's such a wild cooking maniac
He'd do with calming down when he bakes
This lemon drizzle cake's got me salivating
'Tis pity Australia's not far or wide
I notice your recipe is secret
A weapon you do wanna hide
You surname called Who still intrigues me
I've never come 'cross any 'Who's'
Hang on Don, who's that guy in the red box?
Yes, forgot, of course, it's Dr Who ?
Seriously Becky, you have done a great job getting this together in time under 'difficult' conditions.
Comment is about International Bake-off: Britain 1 - France 0 (blog)
Original item by Becky Who
Wow Becky this poem made my mouth water it is delicious...?
Comment is about International Bake-off: Britain 1 - France 0 (blog)
Original item by Becky Who
<Deleted User> (19836)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 09:22
Fabulous Becky!
The rhyming was so smooth, I read it a second time out loud. I really liked to way you intertwined the French...talented you are!
One problem...
for goodness sake
I'm dying for a piece of
Lemon Drizzle cake!!!
Thank you?Jane
Comment is about International Bake-off: Britain 1 - France 0 (blog)
Original item by Becky Who
Mayah never stop believing enjoyed your poem love Wendy x
Comment is about Vacancy ? (blog)
Original item by Mayah ROSE
<Deleted User> (19836)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 08:30
A cooking criminal...funny! ?
Comment is about BY COOK OR BY CROOK (blog)
Original item by M.C. Newberry
<Deleted User> (18980)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 08:28
<Deleted User> (19836)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 08:19
Truly unique Don...flabbergasting!!! ?
Funny video clip...great way to start the day!
Comment is about Watcha Cooking Up Don? (blog)
Original item by Don Matthews
<Deleted User> (18980)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 08:19
He's back on the bus
cooking up funning
He don't know if
he's going or coming
Don...you can use my made-up word if you like.
Comment is about Watcha Cooking Up Don? (blog)
Original item by Don Matthews
Thanks Ferris. I think I must have made all the masturbatory references too subtle. But I put them in on porpoise.
Comment is about TUGGING MY ROD (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
I really like this Taylor. A new way to look at cooking up a storm ?
Comment is about Cooking up a Storm (blog)
Original item by Taylor Crowshaw
<Deleted User> (19836)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 08:02
Magnificent! ...and dessert?❤
Comment is about Cooking up a Storm (blog)
Original item by Taylor Crowshaw
<Deleted User> (18980)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 07:56
My God Taylor! What's for afters?
Comment is about Cooking up a Storm (blog)
Original item by Taylor Crowshaw
<Deleted User> (18980)
Sat 25th Aug 2018 07:33
We don't need an adult section Painter. Personally I am happy to read extreme adult stuff, as long as I am free to then comment as I see fit.
Comment is about The fun in the sun (blog)
Original item by Louis Audet
I love your poem. I am a photographer as well as a poet. You captured what I capture with my camera. Photos say so much as do poems. Nice work!
Comment is about photographs. (blog)
Original item by sanjana shroff
I write what crosses my mind or what I've seen with my own eyes, but the audience needs to guess from which category the poem falls under.
Thanks Rachel for your support. This is obviously not my first controversial poem on WOL. This poem is relatively tame to some of the others.
Comment is about The fun in the sun (blog)
Original item by Louis Audet
raypool
Sat 25th Aug 2018 23:17
Jane, thanks for picking those lines - a visual anchor in the poem, well spotted. Much appreciated. (I do dismal quite a lot but hopefully with some humour) !
Thanks Rachel. That reference was a like kicking a ball, I didn't know where it would end up; I know what you mean, without that in mind the rest would be unfathomable!
Ray
Comment is about AT THE END, OR IS IT THE BEGINNING? (blog)
Original item by ray pool