Thank you for your kind comment!

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Comment is about Dan Webber (poet profile)

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Wow. Thank you so much for your comment! That was one of my more vulnerable pieces so i treasure your positive feedback.

Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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Are you Ok Damon?

Comment is about Mikey V Kinsey (poet profile)

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Thank you for your comment on "The Lonely Room".
Dedicated to all those in Nursing Homes
who because of the Chinavirus cannot see their families.

Comment is about julie callaghan (poet profile)

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Wendy thanks for your comment this morning xxx

Comment is about Wendy A Higson (poet profile)

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Glad to be here. Thanks for noticing !

Comment is about D.W. Hamilton (poet profile)

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Hey Abagayle!
I can tell there is a lot you have inside you through your work but never give up on writing.
I know this place would be safe your poems.

Ak

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Comment is about Gaia Holmes (poet profile)

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Harry Day, the Royal Flying Corps First World War fighter ace, remarked that “rules are for the obeyance of fools, and the guidance of wise men". Harry Day was captured by the Germans in WW2 and repeated helped others to escape and many times attempted to escape himself. He finally escaped, stealing a VW car and driving it to Allied lines. Harry continually fought against the rules set against him, and in doing so, he saved many lives.

Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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Your enthusiasm
appears on the wane,
perhaps because
there are no possums in Spain!

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Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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Thank you!

Comment is about Chris Bunton (poet profile)

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Hi Ray - apropos your comment and its inclusion of Grenfell Tower on "Sutures and Futures", it has been given a racial slant by a black QC at the current enquiry hearing. How easy it is to make this type of
aspersion - as if the emergency personnel might have agreed to
some "selective" response! No positive recognition that a valuable
portion of social housing in central London seemed occupied almost completely by those originating from outside these islands rather
than those in need from the indigenous English/British population.
The tragedy originating in one of the flats seems to have allowed this to be overshadowed and ignored. Something about road, hell and
good intentions comes to mind.

Comment is about ray pool (poet profile)

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Welcome to WOL sibaa.
I see from your work someone here has a way with rhyme.
Hope you find your rhythm here

Ak

Comment is about sibaa (poet profile)

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Welcome to WOL Vee.
I hope this wild flower could outstand this garden of roses.

Ak

Comment is about Vee (poet profile)

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Emeka, You are gifted with the most exquisite ability to use your vocabulary to the full. Your poems are beautifully crafted with a wealth of imagination therein. From where do you achieve such mastery of the language and expression?

Keep writing
Keith

Comment is about Emeka Collins (poet profile)

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My poetry
is quite queer
slightly deranged
it does appear,
yet my reputation's
very clear
my poetry worse
than people hear!
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Comment is about Jennifer Malden (poet profile)

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I am serious
not delirious-
to suggestions
I'm impervious!
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Comment is about Jennifer Malden (poet profile)

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Thank you so much Keith for your comment on my poem.
Your poems house intense experience and thoughts.
I will always love to read them.

Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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Welcome to WOL

Keith

Comment is about Emeka Collins (poet profile)

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Thanks Cynthia for the kind comment on A Visit to Vulcan. Glad you found something in it.

Jnnifer

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Thanks for the like!

Comment is about branwell kent (poet profile)

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Do masks really save lives?
it's debatable.
Each individual should be allowed to make that decision.
There is no law that says the state can make you wear a mask.
Once liberty is taken away, it's awful hard to get it back.
See Cuba or Venezuela or Red China!

Comment is about julie callaghan (poet profile)

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Thanks for reading
"Retrieving the Morning Paper".
It was a fun poem for me to write.
I hope you had fun reading it.

Comment is about Stephen Gospage (poet profile)

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Thanks for the like, AJ.

A

Comment is about Aj (poet profile)

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The beard poem was just all in fun
I see from your photo
you really don't have much of a beard
so you have nothing to worry about.
No birds in beard for you!
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Comment is about Tom (poet profile)

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all in fun.
I really like beards.
Santa's is my favorite.
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Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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Nicola Beckett I am glad to hear that ☺

Comment is about Maatla Mog (poet profile)

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The following is a comment to Keith Jeffries:

That poem was just a joke.
I am not opposed to beards in real life.
I wish I could grow one.
and men who have them are not really lazy
because it's more work trimming a beard
then it is just being clean shaven.
If you have a beard, more power to you!
Just keep the birds out of it.
You will do fine!
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Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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Thanks once again, Avi.

A

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Comment is about AVISHEK GHOSH (poet profile)

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Hi Tom!

Thank you for the like!

Regards,

A

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Thanks for the like. I'm so happy you found it worth your while to read my amateur stuff.

A

Comment is about branwell kent (poet profile)

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I'll agree with you
if you agree with me
that I am right
as for you?
maybe.

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Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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Your words comfort me this night

Comment is about Maatla Mog (poet profile)

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Thanks for all the kind words, Jennifer. It's appreciated.

Comment is about Jennifer Malden (poet profile)

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Thanks Shifa for your like on Arch of Love

You seem to capture all the emotions on every line in your poem
The Enemy which I liked.

Comment is about Shifa Maqba (poet profile)

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"tatty holidas"?
I had never heard of that.
But I think all children should serve
in some kind of community service
where they experience real life
as opposed to TV or video games.
Then they would realize
a more satisfying life.

Comment is about Jennifer Malden (poet profile)

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I already had my angst removed.
it's called an Angstcystectomy!
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Comment is about Jennifer Malden (poet profile)

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thank you Cynthia for your brilliant take
of my silly poem
you made more sense out of it
than I did!
haha

Comment is about Cynthia Buell Thomas (poet profile)

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Anmolpreet Kaur

To discover ones true self acting silly especially as child can be character building. There is no substitute for understanding life than experiencing it.

First impressions:

Tentatively discovering the purpose of life.

Agnus Dei

Comment is about Anmolpreet Kaur (poet profile)

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Hi DK! What about the guillottine, (can't remember how you spell it!)?
Rather a final solution a la Hitler, but would definitely remove your angst.

Comment is about d.knape (poet profile)

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Not at all, Abdul, although I think your poem is much more profound than my comment (which is just how it should be, of course).

Best wishes

Steve

Comment is about Stephen Gospage (poet profile)

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Thanks once again!

Comment is about AVISHEK GHOSH (poet profile)

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Thanks Steve!

You look like that cool guy Hunter S Thompson. I hope you don't mind my being so personal.

A

Comment is about Steve Higgins (poet profile)

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Long live Leonard! His poetic music serenades my soul. I was overjoyed when his son released his post humous album. Welcome to WOL Clive. I am enjoying your poetry already. I love your quote, “Words express, poetry liberates.” Write on! ~V

Comment is about Clive Culverhouse (poet profile)

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I tried using Make-up.
It didn't help!
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Comment is about Jennifer Malden (poet profile)

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Hi Abdul,

I read your poem and we seem to be in complete agreement. Take care! Best wishes.

John S

Comment is about john short (poet profile)

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Hello Stephen

Your recent comments on my poem "Well planned return" inspired me to wtite "Monkeys filled the vacuum".

I hope you don't mind me including ideas from your comments.

Abdul

Comment is about Stephen Gospage (poet profile)

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John

Enjoyed reading your profile and your extensive list of past and future appearances.

You have lead an interesting life; and, are well read and well travelled.

Your recent comments inspired me to write "The Monkeys filled the vacuum". I hope you don't mind me including some lines from your comments in the poem.

Abdul

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Thank you Julie!

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