Hauwei Five - OH! Brilliant!! ?

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

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The liver is alright Po as alright as it can be.

Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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Home alone
or with someone
is always nice
until it's gone.

thanks for reading my poem.
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Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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Hi Po

Thanks for the encouragement and for your like on Wounded Animal.

Steve

Comment is about Stephen Gospage (poet profile)

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Hey !

This website is more sunnier and more powerful with you in it,

Keep writing your eloquent, strong and beautiful words.

warmest wishes from WOL and me

Mortimer

Comment is about SuccessfullyAmazing (poet profile)

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You have written very lovely truth in your Poem "The Truth". Amazing feeling as I could connect with it while I read each verse. Spell bound.

Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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I'm really happy it made you smile Cynthia. It was a lot more work than it looks like.

Comment is about Liam Osaneo (poet profile)

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Thank you very much PO you have helped me more then you coukd ever know ?

Comment is about Darkest sunflower (poet profile)

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Hi Mortimer thanks for your lovely comment on my poem Always Love You

Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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HI Mortimer Glad you liked my tape recorder poem. More carefree days indeed!

Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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That is a delightful photo above, so full of possible symbolism! The handwriting in a notebook. Even the decoration on the little, hand-thrown pot sitting upon a rough, plank table.

Maybe I'm totally off the mark, but, honestly, that is how my eyes swept over it, and had to look again, and smile.

Comment is about Liam Osaneo (poet profile)

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Hi Adam Glad you liked my Joni poem! I bet you picked up the reference to the Blue album in the middle stanzas.

Comment is about Adam Whitworth (poet profile)

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Hello Kimberly. Thank you for the like and comment on my poem Don't Tell Me

Comment is about kimberly (poet profile)

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Gary, welcome to WOL. I look forward to reading your work in the future.

Keith

Comment is about Gary Mason-Dring (poet profile)

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Thanks po

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Comment is about Klausthemoody (poet profile)

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Hi Mortimer

Thanks for your input on "Awaiting A Title".

You take a good stance, I value your comments.

Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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Thanks for posting. But my article is nit about religion politics but about the migrant labor who are working in far away states. Due to covid19, unemployment due to covid 19, panic and poverty they are traveling back to their hometown 1000s of km away.Due to lockdown all the railway station and other public transport are shutdown.

Regarding religion-Don't trust bbc world or media trying to build the gap. INDIA is and always will be secular democratic country with Unity in Diversity.
My article is not about religion based politics but the plight of migrant labor who are stuck in state thousands of Km away. It is about life of poverty. Locals, media are trying as much as possible but strong policy is required to help lakhs of people migrating 1000+km By THEIR Foot. Yes By Walking.
Not every news of India is about religion ❤️

Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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Welcome from me too, Lee. I'm not on every day, but I'll try to keep up a bit. That is a warm-spirited photo. Lips may lie, but eyes never do.

Comment is about Lee Franks (poet profile)

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Don - Thalia would be delighted with the signpost.

Comment is about Don Matthews (poet profile)

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Why is everything that happens
blamed on climate change?

Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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Eat at home.
It's cleaner and safer.
Plus you don't
have to tip the waiter!
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Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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Hi Martin. Thank your for commenting on my poem The Darkest Night

Comment is about Martin Elder (poet profile)

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Hi Mortimer. Thanks for commenting on my poem The Darkest Night.

Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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Hi Kimberly. Thank you for welcoming me. It's very nice of you

Comment is about Deb (poet profile)

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Hi Cynthia, Thanks for your message.
Yes, I'm still working with children at the school, although Lockdown has made it very difficult. Only the most vulnerable can attend.
I enjoy reading your poems very much and thank you for your comments on mine.

Hannah

Comment is about Cynthia Buell Thomas (poet profile)

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you outdid yourself on this one!
Very good!

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

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Deb,
Thank you for liking my poem, Our Song. Welcome to WoL and I hope you enjoy your stay. Looking forward to reading more of your work.

Comment is about Deb (poet profile)

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Hi Kimberly. Thank you for your nice comment on my poem Do You Remember

And thanks for the warm welcome as well. Its very kind of you

Comment is about kimberly (poet profile)

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You see much D!

Lockdown in the apartment;
retained within my Eames
comfortably imprisoned
not one who readily complains

I hope you're fit and well.

Comment is about d.knape (poet profile)

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Wisdom comes from age
imagine that,
Oftentimes it comes
after the fact!
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Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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He has a new photo
out of the blue
appears he has
a new hairdo,
Like a rooster cock
upon review
looks like a sudden wind
came through!
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Comment is about Tom (poet profile)

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Whoa!
What happened to Tom?
He left the beach
and is now in Lockdown
in his studio apartment.
Life was a Beach!
No more!

Comment is about Tom (poet profile)

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I didn't realise you were having another lean time, David. The leaving of Grimsby? But you're compensating by the huge amount of work you're doing with The High Window. That is becoming a great achievement.

Comment is about David Cooke (poet profile)

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Hiya Po, ah cheers mate, thank you for the welcome, loving it already ?

Comment is about Lee Franks (poet profile)

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MortimerBlooming thanks for your comment on my poem Kitchen.

Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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Dear Po, thank you for the warm welcome.

Comment is about Deb (poet profile)

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Thank you for your kind comment on "Tennessee River"!

Comment is about Martin Elder (poet profile)

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Hi Ruth - Cosmos - thanks for the like - have read books about trees and they are truly amazing. Cheers. P ?

Comment is about Ruth O'Reilly (poet profile)

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Yes, Greg, that was the one that got me started again after all that time. I had eight amazingly prolific years in which I must have written getting on for 300 poems until three years ago I stopped again. It is all a bit of a mystery to me. It seems to me that the real poems come unbidden and I don't need to chasing after the ones that don't need to be written.

Comment is about Greg Freeman (poet profile)

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Hello Po, thank you for the welcome and for your kind words about my poem.

I've actually been on the site for a while but due to a technical glitch haven't been able to post anything recently, however I'm pleased to say a kind soul at WOL helpline has restored me and I hope to find my way around and read the wonderful words of likeminded people like yourself.

Hilary ?

Comment is about Hilary Walker (poet profile)

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my wife says
if I don't behave,
I'll soon see the inside
of my grave!
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Comment is about M.C. Newberry (poet profile)

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D, To learn more about the statues, google “Kissing Rocks Dogpatch USA “. Maybe I will write a poem about them someday!

Comment is about Vautaw (poet profile)

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Welcome to the WOL family Liam! So glad you decided to share your art here among friends. I’m enjoying your collection already. Write on!

Comment is about Liam Osaneo (poet profile)

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Hi, Adam,I really enjoyed your excellent comment on 'VE Day, 2020'. And I've considered it a lot. I finally think it was the 'sound element' that dictated the word order, the slight 'mmm' of both words beginning and ending the 'idea', almost like a bracket, kind of a 'thoughtful' sound. 'War'' is a difficult vocallization to start a line. But that order has more 'elegance', I absolutely agree. Not to mention correct grammar.

Cynthia

Comment is about Adam Whitworth (poet profile)

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Nice work Queen Bee?

Comment is about Ebonie Camp (poet profile)

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Mortimer - thank you for commenting on Starfish - and welcome indeed to WOL. The world of good poetry needs you. Blessings. P ?

Comment is about MortimerBlooming (poet profile)

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Hi JC - a PS about Victor Goddard.
He experienced possibly the most famous "slip through time" ever recorded in history when in 1936 he flew over the near-derelict site
of Drem Airfield in Scotland in a heavy storm. He suddenly saw in bright sunlight a meticulously accurate vision of its airfield as it was
to be four or five years later, with the yellow monoplanes which
had not yet been invented being wheeled out by mechanics in the
brown overalls which had not yet been adopted.
In 1937 he contributed a major counter espionage coup when a
visiting delegation of German dignitaries came to Britain to seek
an alliance at the urging of the pro-German Brown House Group.
The idea was that with Britain's control of the seas and its
colonial resources, and Germany's envisaged control of Europe
(nothing new under the sun, is there??), together the two countries could rule the world. Pretending to be pro-Nazi, Goddard fed the
visiting WW1 flying ace Udet with disinformation, convincing the latter who had been entrusted with the technical plans for the new Luftwaffe that Germany should not build four-engined bombers.
Udet swallowed this but committed suicide when he realised he
had been fooled and that Britain had achieved a "bomber edge"
by building the very four-engined bomber that he Udet had been persuaded to abandon.
There are other examples of this man's amazing active life but
this is a good example ot be going on with. You are certainly on
the button about him being a man who helped save Britain.

Comment is about John Coopey (poet profile)

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Thanks for reading and commenting on my poem Bully the week. Reading your work and looking at your blog I have to say I am a big fan of telling stories in poetry as well as through books and short stories . You have an engaging style and although I don't go on WOL as much as I used to I look forward to reading more of your work.

Martin

Comment is about Tricia McCallum (poet profile)

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a volcano huh?
that is really neat.
write a red hot poem!

Comment is about keith jeffries (poet profile)

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