<Deleted User> (6315)
Mon 10th Oct 2011 23:35
Those last two line pack the punch as I guess you wanted..but to be honest I like it without lol..good read either way sir.. :)
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Hello MC - Thank you for your kind comments on 'True Love Starts' - they were much appreciated. Good luck with your book! Dave
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Hi Shirley, thanks for your comments. I'd give it a go, it's only 70p or so for 40 such articles in a trashy mag so you can scribble on them until you get summing useful! My book is called 'A Method In My Madness'. You can buy it on Amazon, order it through a book shop using the ISBN or get it from me! :)
Comment is about "Love You Millions" A Cut-Up Type Poem (blog)
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Thanks, Stef, but have to admit I never did learn how to play the thing! xx
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<Deleted User> (6895)
Mon 10th Oct 2011 20:45
a silk scarf!!!
now come on Lynn-
what can you play on a silk scarf?
'wrapping around the christmas tree' p'raps?
I,ll get me coat-
I,m presently having guitar lessons
-so far I ,ve learned how to
unzip the case-hahaha!
made me 'chorkle L.D.
was gonna say it made me feel highly strung
but I,ve only got one coat-lol!
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Comment is about Mama Santa (blog)
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Honest sentiment and sentimentality are unrelated. I like this - coming as it does from the heart.
M.C.
Comment is about True Love Starts... (blog)
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Franz- the click and the tut have differing sound values- :o)
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<Deleted User> (6895)
Mon 10th Oct 2011 20:15
Hi Zeth
(please pardon the liberty)
you will never find
a greater companion.
lovely poem.
thank you.
Patricia&Stef.xx
Comment is about He knows! (blog)
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Mike - thanks for the kind enquiry. Never felt
better! But the imagination is God-given in my
view.
M.C.
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Wow! You've done something I've never had the courage to do. Well done.
It flows and reads very well.
Martin mentioned you have a book? Is it listed? I'd like to take a look at it. Cute illustration.
Shirley
Comment is about "Love You Millions" A Cut-Up Type Poem (blog)
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Philipos
Mon 10th Oct 2011 16:51
Hello Ann, 'Sensorial' just thought i'd let the pen go where it wanted to although originally it began as a 'Men are from Mars' idea. Appreciate your comments thanks.
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Yes, this was way too cryptic, Ray, but now I find it interesting as you've told us a story through the names of cocktails!
p.s. I have only ever heard of two of them - Screwdriver and Fuzzy Navel!
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Compere is the lovely Louise Coulson
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Yikes - think I would have needed to be psychic to work that one out! Now I understand, I see more humour in it though. Maybe you could give us some explanations and ask us to put the cocktails to it next time.... xx
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You're not the only one by any means, Isobel. It's a list of shorts/cocktails. Shortlist. One is meant to discern in the narrative arc a night of debauchery
Americano - a yank
Cable Car - on top of the world
Hollywood - living the dream
Redheaded Slut - he meets a girl
Screwdriver - speaks for itself?
Pearl Harbour - suddenly the drink takes its toll
Mudslide - things get messy and slide downhill
Banshee - she's not too good, either
Tomahawk - and she has a tomahawk
Fuzzy Navel - things calm down, you try to contemplate and make sense but...
Sombrero - you're out.
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Sorry - it's lost on me. You'll have to explain it. I did think it was an odd poem. I like to understand stuff though - so if you would be so good...
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I'm so glad your STD test was clear Jeff - we don't need to worry about you coming to Wigan! ;-) xx
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Thanks for your comment on my poem - glad it entertained. I've enjoyed taking a look through yours. I like your Thoughts at Christmas - in particular the way you accept loss as part of life and the fact that you can still see the magic in that life.
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Aaa but... I wonder what the bore exercising his jaw is making of you? Funny subject for a poem. Most original.
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Review is about Blind Poetics on 14 Nov 2011 (event)
Oh yes Jeff! there are many things that we wish for to happen that just aint gonna happen!
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Thank you guys for welcoming me so warmly. I do feel at home. I am really going to enjoy my time here at WOL! I can feel it!
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Hi Jeff. Thanks for your comments on Autism. There is a good clear explanation on Autism and Aspergers syndrome on the National Autistic Society' website. It can be a difficult thing to understand but affects far more people directly and inderectly than most realise. Keep Well. Win
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Hi Tom. Thanks for your lovely comments on my poem 'autism' It wrote itself in my head! Win X
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<Deleted User> (6895)
Mon 10th Oct 2011 10:24
we shall brave the elements
and say-WOW!
P&S
Comment is about The End of Summer (IV) (blog)
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Hi Win;
Regarding End of Summer IV.. I agree m8. I will sit down and get onto this when I get chance (Running round looking for a new job at the moment).
Hope you are good. May have a idea for you regarding readings in the new year too (Will drop you a email).
Cheers
A
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Hi Win;
Regarding End of Summer IV.. I agree m8. I will sit down and get onto this when I get chance (Running round looking for a new job at the moment).
Hope you are good
Cheers
A
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<Deleted User> (6895)
Mon 10th Oct 2011 10:18
your best one yet young Dave.
so say two-
of one heart!
Patricia and Stef.xx
Comment is about True Love Starts... (blog)
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Hi Andy, glad you liked Autism. Yes it is rather compact. I like that style hence I suppose my comments on your latest. Win x
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Hi Andy,
You have capture things very nicely in this one.
Could it do with a trim however? e.g.
In 1st stanza didn't understand 2nd lne.
'like they are' could be replaced with 'as' in 2nd stanza
'making it appear' with 'so' in 3rd
the last part is perfect for me. A great seaside snapshot. Win x
Comment is about The End of Summer (IV) (blog)
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Hi Jeff;
thanks for the comments over End of Summer IV.. Yeah, there is a little edit or two that needs making which I'll get to in the future.
As for been a Means to an End, I can imagine it been a nightmare but oddly fun too! See you Tuesday!
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Thanks Jeff, Francice and Philipos for your comments here..
I agree with you Philipos over the first stanza.. Am proud of the full piece, but am a huge fan of the first stanza too.
Yes, Francine the piece is very atomsphere based. Was a challenge to write something where so much is sad but not really said.
And Jeff - As a means to an End.. I could imagine it been a total nightmare trying to do this but who knows! lol
Comment is about The End of Summer (IV) (blog)
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good stuff, terry.. may have split up the last line a bit but it's a top piece, man.. A
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Hi Noetic - thanks for commenting, it is much appreciated. I guess red roses 'crop up' in quite a few poems, though dear Spike's 'The New Rose' is perhaps the poem you were alluding to - the one where the baby discovers their thorns...
I wonder why thornless roses aren't cultivated - have they never been admitted to Eton? ;)
Best wishes, Dave
Comment is about True Love Starts... (blog)
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Ragged plastic bags of men,
corrugated steel in makeshift den,
bellies begging bring me bonee to chew,
for i haven't eaten for a week or two.
'we' are eating sunday lunch,
already bursting from a blow up brunch,
no time to let and digest mass,
while their skinny selves have had no faecal pass.
Why is it, why indeed,
do we sweat so much,
while their stomachs bleed?
The world is destroying itself nick, destroying itself with the greed of the west. Yet still while we are doing this their are peoples that cannot eat.
Top poem nick
noetic
x
Comment is about UNCARING MAN (blog)
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I like the last line in-particular in this poem. I dont know if you know of Spike Milligans poetry, but he makes reference to the red rose in one of his more famous poems. A reference to beauty and how that beauty can be laden with thorns. I remarked to J Williams about his poem on the heart, i will say the same with this one. The simplicity of the poem centers the soul to how fragile the heart is.
Nice one dave.
best wishes
noetic.
Comment is about True Love Starts... (blog)
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I really like this one too, Andy - very atmospheric!
Comment is about The End of Summer (IV) (blog)
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Yes, the first four lines really stand out because it leaves the reader to imagine so much more...
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Awesome - Congratulations, John!
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Lovely, true sentiments, Dave.
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Nice one, Tommy, except clicks and tuts are synonyms as expressed with 'expell her breath' - otherwise leaves a lot to the imagination.
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Philipos
Sun 9th Oct 2011 22:37
Like first stanza best but a great poem all round. Piccy was super too.
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<Deleted User> (6895)
Sun 9th Oct 2011 20:54
oops!
nearly forgot to thank you
for commenting on me 'orsey poem.
can,t wait to see what comes
of my inspiring you.
its not that sexy angel on horseback is it?
oooooh you are awful-
but I like you!
Mad dog.xx
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<Deleted User> (6895)
Sun 9th Oct 2011 20:48
no probs Lynn.
I,ll catch you tomorrow evening
dont want you standing by
on my behalf as it were.
cheers love.
S&P.xx
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<Deleted User> (6895)
Sun 9th Oct 2011 20:21
hi Lynn.
was just nicking on and off
in the middle of skyping someone.
yeh,the 'postcard'
is a pikky we took while in Porthmadog
which might give you a chuckle.
what I need to do
while you are on sometime tomorrow
or whenever it suits you
and inbetween changing my poem
is put it on the blog
once you have had a quick look
I,ll delete it
because if I put it on now
the present poem goes off as you know.
so I,ll leave the present poem on till
tomorrow evening
then see if we connect at that time.
aint no big thing
its just to let you know we were
finkin of yer.
until then
au revoir mon cherie!
Stef&Trish.xx
Comment is about Lynn Dye (poet profile)
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ok i havent read the poem but now want to see it...mike post it to my inbox? i think its good to keep vigilant about censorship issues :)
Comment is about Tommy Carroll (poet profile)
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Hi Lynn- I stand corrected (the name did look awkward with the foto! :o/) Thank you for your comment. :o)
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Hi Lynn- I stand corrected (the name did look awkward with the foto! :o/) Thank you for your comment. :o)
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Larisa Rzhepishevska
Tue 11th Oct 2011 01:13
Dave! This poem is beautiful! It is so nice! It's just incredible! Love it so much! Can't find the words to express myself! This poem is really one of the best.
Love and hugs,
Larisa
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