<Deleted User> (6895)
Wed 13th Jan 2010 00:55
oh! watch him Sian,that T.C.-he,s a wolf in young mens clothes-lol!-goodnight all.Mr.Wilde
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<Deleted User> (7073)
Wed 13th Jan 2010 00:46
Hi Sian seems to take ages to get to the bottom of your postings ha ha.... thank you for the comment hugs are on me, I will send some positive Karma your way, Thaumaturgically Charged of course ;-)
TC XX
Comment is about sian howell (poet profile)
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Excellent stuff. And agree with you wholeheartedly! I do, however, have a land of little people, invisible to everyone but me .... and sometimes I kind of enjoy wasting an hour or two creating havoc in the lives of my Sims. I'm just not sure that they believe in me.
Cx
Comment is about Dogmatism (blog)
Original item by Dermot Glennon
Love the title DG.
This is very cleverly written...
and I don't think I would want to argue with you!
This is my favourite verse... ; )
'These are the words of someone
not au fait with the verb: know
and believes he has a soul somewhere
that others are without'
Comment is about Dogmatism (blog)
Original item by Dermot Glennon
Nice ; )
Funny ending - not what I expected.
Comment is about Rhyme. (blog)
i agree with janet, kearlan.. last stanza is particularly strong even though i like the full piece
Comment is about Serenicity. (blog)
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<Deleted User> (6895)
Tue 12th Jan 2010 21:32
now theres cleverly written quiet anger for you-or me.Stefan
Comment is about Dogmatism (blog)
Original item by Dermot Glennon
Yes a poerful message unheeded and ignored by many but always worth pushing. Just become aware of your work Steve and I'm so glad I did. Sian
Comment is about 2 Degrees (blog)
Thanks, stefan, proof reading is no proof of reading...
Comment is about January 2010. I. Anybody. (blog)
Original item by jane wilcock
<Deleted User> (6895)
Tue 12th Jan 2010 21:01
Good evening,Jane.Clever/funny poem.Can you add another brick,to make Nesons column into Nelsons column.Thanks for good read-Stefan
Comment is about January 2010. I. Anybody. (blog)
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just so very powerful and incredibly moving...so pleased to hear you read this one as the telling of this awful situation is so much more potent ...you read it well by the way. Sian x
Comment is about Namibian Dousing (blog)
Original item by Noetic-fret!
this is really good fun, and I can just envisage it!
Comment is about Pollyanna (blog)
Original item by Ann Foxglove
Larken-esque. Like something from High Windows.
Comment is about The Assassination (blog)
Original item by Marianne Daniels
thank you "Dancing in the rain" Jane !
very good your stuff
take care
Carmine
Comment is about jane wilcock (poet profile)
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Tghs is really good, I had never heard of it but will visit it now.
Comment is about A meditation - the Sun Goddess of Bidston Hill (blog)
Original item by Dave Bradley
The photo is a perfect match for this piece... I am sure I have seen her image before..
The changing text really keeps you on your toes which is how it should be with this edgy poem- it gave me jolts as I wondered what was coming next and I was left me wanting more. Sian X
Comment is about Claire (blog)
Original item by Gus Jonsson
Weaving your prose around the chords of Rachmaninoff? I expect your story to be quite a grandiose, maddening experience...
Comment is about Marianne Daniels (poet profile)
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I enjoyed this too. Mancunians are all Rain Gods.
Comment is about Northern Rain (blog)
Original item by Carmine Grimshaw
Hi Cynthia - your words of praise for mine, were the ones I would have chosen. Can't do better than that, can I! In return I cite your 'Fly in the Butter'. When the title spikes up the poem - bliss.
Comment is about Just Three Thoughts (blog)
Original item by Cynthia Buell Thomas
Mr Singleton, this is powerful. You wield 'clever' like a whip, dripping with healing irony. The last two lines are outstanding.
Comment is about DISTANCE (blog)
Original item by Barrie Singleton
I agree with all of the above contributions...this is beautifully told and not only in story form but carefully poetic too. thanks for your comments you were spot on by the way re liberation ...thats what I was trying to convey....most of my stuff has 'hidden' meaning so it's lovely when someone spots it...thanks Sian X
Comment is about Force Seven (blog)
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<Deleted User> (7164)
Tue 12th Jan 2010 19:48
So. Did you finally give it a blast then? Poetry performance or fireworks display, it's very colourful in its own way.
Nice, very nice poem Sian.
Janet.x
Comment is about The Long Fuse (blog)
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<Deleted User> (7164)
Tue 12th Jan 2010 19:22
This is really quite deep in social behaviour and human trials regardless of age.
Love the last stanza.
Janet.x
Comment is about Serenicity. (blog)
Original item by Kealan Coady
Hello Sian HNY to you. Thank you for commenting on Happy New Year. I unfortunately was one of those in last night's clothes. Have just read The Long Fuse. Will comment after a couple more reads. Always necessary with your work. I'm looking for the clever bits that you hide so well. Graham
Comment is about sian howell (poet profile)
Original item by sian howell
...well the rhythm is better but the line's meaning is madder than a bag of frogs.
Comment is about House Porn (blog)
Original item by Rachel McGladdery
...and the additional 'to'...to go with the flow...
Comment is about House Porn (blog)
Original item by Rachel McGladdery
If you will give the dog a bone...
Comment is about House Porn (blog)
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Nice one this, Sian with a positive end. you have a strong voice. win x
Comment is about The Long Fuse (blog)
Original item by sian howell
"if anyone can help me slip in the word fellatio"
If you say sho!
(well, it's hard to talk with your mouth full)
: )
Jx
Comment is about House Porn (blog)
Original item by Rachel McGladdery
notice the extra brackets Rachel!
Comment is about House Porn (blog)
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Simon, I feel the pain of being ignored by Sir Jimmy myself, also having neglected to send in the letter asking to be a ballerina for a day or whatever it was. I did have him as a friend on myspace some years ago though.
I liked your samples a lot
Rachel
x
Comment is about Simon Lee (poet profile)
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<Deleted User> (6560)
Tue 12th Jan 2010 13:50
Kealan, we're all 'fairly shit' -- in our own eyes or those of others, but so what. 'Poetry will teach you poetry' -- that's all we need to remember.
So the greatest tribute we can offer to each other is this, as from me to you -- 'Keep writing..you have something to say..'
Michael
Comment is about Kealan Coady (poet profile)
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<Deleted User> (7073)
Tue 12th Jan 2010 13:25
Ha Ha my sister has a heated loo seat that sprays your bum, perfumes it and then dries it, does that count for a WOW factor heh heh?
TC XX
Comment is about The WOW Factor (blog)
Original item by Ann Foxglove
i hope whoever this poem is directed at got what they deserved. no worse redemption than the sodomizing of an enemy
Comment is about Art House (blog)
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thanks for your comment johnny
Comment is about John Darwin (poet profile)
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<Deleted User> (7073)
Tue 12th Jan 2010 12:51
I love the sound of your voice Annipoo..... sad but heart wrenching poem though, I hope it isn't about you.
Love TC XX
Comment is about If you can read this . . . (blog)
Original item by Ann Foxglove
<Deleted User> (7073)
Tue 12th Jan 2010 12:49
Most of us have slow burn fuses.... ;-)Fun though when the fizzing stops and BOOM.. ha ha.....great poem ;-)
TC X
Comment is about The Long Fuse (blog)
Original item by sian howell
Goodness, cheers Chris (I'm actually 'Chris' too, but not Aloud to be atm)
You're conviction and appreciation is..er..appreciated, and I'm sure that we could speculate regarding you observations *winky wink wink*
I welcome you potential amendments, clearly demostrates that you gave it a good going over - which is both rewarding and flattering.
However I don;t actually proof, re-write or revisit (in the main) If I did then I'd probably replace 'who's' with 'those'.
Hell, I think I'ma gonna!
That pic give me the bleedin creeps, nice one.
All the best.
Comment is about Joy to watch (blog)
Original item by Christopher Dawson
This is excellent, Sian, imaginative and emotive,with very concise, expressive diction. It tells a great story of personal liberation and courage. And a 'catchy' title too, one that is almost a three-word summary as well as an introduction - very hard to do.
Check 'silence'.
Comment is about The Long Fuse (blog)
Original item by sian howell
Mr Turner, you are right, of course, about grammar and punctuation being optional in poetry. And Rachel's meaning is very clear. I stand chided.
Comment is about House Porn (blog)
Original item by Rachel McGladdery
Polish it? Tommy I think it's succinct and achingly resonant just the way you did it. You ought to post it 'as is'. Rachel
x
Comment is about House Porn (blog)
Original item by Rachel McGladdery
This made me smile because there are actually people like this...
'a stainless steel kitchen
just like the TV cooks.
I’m never going to cook in it
it’s only for the looks.
It’s got to be quite minimal
so we’re selling all our stuff
all the family heirlooms
(well, we really had enough)
so we can buy an Eames armchair,
it cost ten thousand pounds,
it isn’t very comfortable
so we just stand around.'
Comment is about The WOW Factor (blog)
Original item by Ann Foxglove
I can relate to this in many ways Sian.
It takes courage to speak publicly...
Laughter relieves the tension and captures
the audience's attention so that you can get your message across.
Love these lines:
'These words within-
sparkled fireworks ignited-
more than sound or noise
but coloured magic of sorts,
exploding airbourne streams of
simple
innocent
laughter-
setting the sky
to rainbow shades.
The crowd raise their gaze in wonder'
Comment is about The Long Fuse (blog)
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<Deleted User> (6895)
Mon 11th Jan 2010 20:32
love this Ann.is this where you take your toyboy for filffy weekends.or do you still prefer to vegitate by the cold coal-less grate.perhaps doing the coalman favours orally might pay dividends-that means speaking nice to him-not the other kind.if you prefer the former,how do i get a 'job' on your coalsuppliers? lol!good poem Ann.keep at it,one day you might become of some use.love to stay,but my husband is calling-Stefanananx
Comment is about The WOW Factor (blog)
Original item by Ann Foxglove
Hi Both, thanks for the welcome, looks like a really useful site.
Comment is about Ant Smith (poet profile)
Original item by Ant Smith
Well, I think we are all agreed that we would like to see the back of the snow!I liked the way you set the scene in this poem. There can surely be nothing more tranquil and unhurried than a buddhist prayer...I also liked the comparison of the wind brushing snow to the action of your father cleaning his boots.Not at all sure about the Andrex toilet paper. Maybe it is my schoolgirl sense of humour, but you can't mention toilet paper without me wanting to giggle. Unless I am alone in that or unless that is the effect you are wanting, I would consider changing the image. I liked the simple, matter of fact ending though - great contrast to the rest of the poem. x
Comment is about Early January Snow Blues (blog)
Original item by Andy N
<Deleted User> (7073)
Wed 13th Jan 2010 00:56
For me this poem represents a sad indictment of our times, We are all too busy shovelling snow or sh*t to get a handle on what is going on around us, maybe we have hit the red zone and can't afford to take it on anymore.......Hard Rain Jane very thought provoking.TC XX
Comment is about January 2010. I. Anybody. (blog)
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