Insanely good.
Please more mega vega
Comment is about The Crazy World Of The Fruit And Veg Folk (blog)
Original item by Clive Culverhouse
Each day
pushing out
till I
feel safe
enough and
only then
it can.đ
Comment is about Day 26 (blog)
Original item by SunFlower
Number Nineteen
First half
nine poems
throwback lines
poetic heads
firmly install.
Second half
nine readings
added within
certainty adjusted
when completed - - -
Number Nineteen
becomes our
Collage Poem.
Comment is about October 2024 Collage Poem: The Two Halves of Life (blog)
Original item by Stockport WoL
Multiple Posting
A small minority of Write Out Loud blog contributors persist in making multiple blogs per day, often as many as 5-10 poems in one visit.
Regular users will know that only the most recent entry is shown in full form on the blog section, any previously posted poems being archived underneath.
Whilst these archived poems are still available to be read by other contributors, they are very rarely revisited and as such are lost in the system.
The whole raison dâetre of WOL is for people to post and read other peoplesâ poetry (and if they so wish, comment constructively on it).
Some WOL contributors construct their own personal blog page and include its address on their WOL profile, so that those interested in their work can easily navigate to a larger resource.
Whilst the WOL website will allow for over-posting, it was never its intention to be a repository for a contributors whole work. Indeed, in the introductory message when joining the site, contributors are advised to have a separate resource as WOL cannot be held responsible for any accidental losses.
I hope those involved will heed this message and follow our recommended way forward.
In the meantime, enjoy your poetry!
Graham
Comment is about "Harmony of Paradox" - Opposites. (blog)
Original item by Sourajit Nandi
Use your prerogative to type. I don't care if it's on a keyboard or touch screen.
It's all yours!
Comment is about Letâs Talk (blog)
Original item by JD Russell
Yes! Perfect description of the Yin-Yang.
Not that I know what Yin-Yang means.
But as an ancestral Chinese, I have the right to give you the full credit for your brilliance!
Comment is about "Harmony of Paradox" - Opposites. (blog)
Original item by Sourajit Nandi
Only You Can Tell Me Whether The Unforgettable Fire Is Saudade Or Not.
Please don't let A.I. take that away from us.
I need more time.
-Kevin-
Comment is about 'Not-Oneness' (blog)
Original item by Auracle
Thank you Helene for the like.
Comment is about Lady of the Night (Out of Need) (blog)
Original item by Tobani / Nataiella
Well said Tim, thank you for the read
Comment is about Letâs Talk (blog)
Original item by JD Russell
Normally when I get in a plane, Stephen, I can see the terror in passengers eyes as theyâre thinking. âI hope heâs not next to meâ. There was no need for them to worry this time!
And thanks for the Likes, Kevin, Aisha, Tim and Larisa.
Comment is about THE TWO FAT SLAGS (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Thank you Tim for the comment
Comment is about Lady of the Night (Out of Need) (blog)
Original item by Tobani / Nataiella
The oldest profession in history has always lived on by another name, survival.
Comment is about Lady of the Night (Out of Need) (blog)
Original item by Tobani / Nataiella
Descriptive and clever my friend. Butcher's Town indeed.
Comment is about Butcher's Town (blog)
Original item by Manish
Listening is rapidly becoming a relic in the archives of a lost art
How soon before speaking or even thinking follow?
Comment is about Letâs Talk (blog)
Original item by JD Russell
Have a good heart and be kindâŚ
Letâs stop pointing out differencesâŚ
So little to ask, Aisha but so hard to achieve. đ
Comment is about We Are All One (blog)
Original item by Aisha Suleman
A prisoner of norms, my soul in pain!
So true for so many!
Comment is about "Echoes of Desperation" "INDIAN UNEDUCATED VILLAGE HOUSEWIFE" (blog)
Original item by Sourajit Nandi
Blimey, John. I've heard of Easy Jet but this is ridiculous!
Comment is about THE TWO FAT SLAGS (blog)
Original item by John Coopey
Thank you Aisha for the like.
Comment is about Lady of the Night (Out of Need) (blog)
Original item by Tobani / Nataiella
Thank you, Uilleam! I'm glad you liked it! Thornfield definitely has a dark vibe, right? And wow, I didnât even remember the connection between Rochester and Karl while writing. Such an interesting twist! It's striking to think about Rochester's struggles and how things didn't end in a classic fairytale way. The "happily ever after" doesnât exist; after all, happiness isnât a constant: what we have in life are happy moments...
Comment is about Whispers of Thornfield (blog)
Original item by Eduardo
Have fun Greg & all, wish I could be there with you, but a trip to the Lakes intervened - maybe next year!
Comment is about Your chance to take the stage: Write Out Loud's poetry jam at Marsden jazz festival! (article)
Original item by Greg Freeman
What a language! Thank you so much. With best wishes, Larisa
Comment is about Solstice (blog)
Original item by Trevor Alexander
i enjoyed reading this poem, Helene. And I agree with Stephen. A hymn to humanity, With best wishes Larisa
Comment is about The Flower of Quiet Joy (blog)
Original item by HÊlène
Thank you Auracle for the like.
Comment is about Walk in My Shoes. (blog)
Original item by Tobani / Nataiella
I like the medieval vibes
Comment is about The Haunting Scary Broogle (blog)
Original item by Clive Culverhouse
An intelligent, evocative poem, Yanma. It unlocks something which is present in many of us.
Comment is about The Link (blog)
Original item by Yanma Hidayah
I enjoyed this, Kevin. I though 'Belfast' was pretty good and overall Ken has added quite a lot to the sum of human happiness. I recently watched 'Fortunes of War' again, in which the young Ken and Em still shine.
Comment is about Little Ken (blog)
Original item by Kevin Vose
I love how this poem builts to its beautiful conclusion, HÊlène. A hymn to humanity, and to hope.
Comment is about The Flower of Quiet Joy (blog)
Original item by HÊlène
Another winner, Mike. I had completely forgotten about the teleprinter, but your poem brought back all the memories of Saturday afternoons.
Comment is about The Grandstand Teleprinter (blog)
Original item by Mike Bartram
Looking forward to this on Sunday. My first visit to the jam since 2019, pre-Covid!
Comment is about Your chance to take the stage: Write Out Loud's poetry jam at Marsden jazz festival! (article)
Original item by Greg Freeman
Another great poem of matchday memories, Mike. As Steve says, you can still find this type of footie catering if you know where to look ...
Comment is about The Match Day Hot Dog Seller (blog)
Original item by Mike Bartram
This is a brilliant poem, Mike, recalling the days when you awaited in trepidation for the moment that the Teleprinter announced your team's final score. The detail in this! Thanks so much for this.
Comment is about The Grandstand Teleprinter (blog)
Original item by Mike Bartram
"Homeless or unhoused, what difference did it make,
Mental illness affects us all with a fear we canât shake"
A masterpiece, my friend!
Comment is about Unbalanced (blog)
Original item by Tim Higbee
This is perhaps your best poem on love's lament. The fickle tide of rising and descending emotions.
Well done, Manish
Comment is about Under the Purple Sky (blog)
Original item by Manish
Thank you for reading and liking.
I'm already raising awareness about the mass extinction we're in.
We should have used these words before, but it's not too late.
Let's tell all humans and humanity about Mass Extinctions.
Comment is about Can We Reverse The Mass Extinction? (blog)
Original item by Auracle
Those were the days, Mike. When a man and wife dressed in Edwardian costume tried to bounce a vintage car up a muddy hill. That was proper sport!
Comment is about The Grandstand Teleprinter (blog)
Original item by Mike Bartram
Many thanks Uilleam for your feedback đ
Many thanks Larisa for your kind comment đ
Thanks for likes: Red Brick Keshner, Hugh, Aisha, Tobani / Nataiella, Yanma Hidayah, K. Lynn & Tim. đ
Comment is about Mad Mad World (blog)
Original item by Tom Doolan
Thank you for the reading and the great sentimental comments!
!
Comment is about The Match Day Hot Dog Seller (blog)
Original item by Mike Bartram
The path forward
A human minefield
One wrong step
Can be fatal
The path forward
Yours to take
No matter what.
Comment is about Day 25 (blog)
Original item by SunFlower
A great title John followed by words encapsulating my own feelings much of the time.
David
Comment is about Censorship is to art as lynching is to justice * (blog)
Original item by John E Marks
Thank you so much, my dear friends, for liking my poem. With warmest wishes, Larisa
Comment is about Mother Nature Appears To Be A Saint. (blog)
Original item by Larisa Rzhepishevska
Yes I fear this is an all too common story. Thanks for the comments Uilleam. There will be a part two
Thanks to all the likes
Cheers
Martin
Comment is about The tree part 1 (blog)
Original item by Martin Elder
Thu 10th Oct 2024 22:00
"using children as target practice;"
it's been going on for years, but this government of a Christian nation says we're standing four square behind them, aren't we, Mr. Prime Minister?
Comment is about Censorship is to art as lynching is to justice * (blog)
Original item by John E Marks
Reggie's Ghost
Tue 15th Oct 2024 21:13
godlucifer you have carved out a niche for yourself on here. i admire your commitment to stick to your guns.
Comment is about confession (blog)
Original item by godlucifer