JD.,
Another well rhymed poem which could be seen as a conundrum but I feel is much more profound in its content.
Thank you for this
Keith
Comment is about Tears on the Typewriter & "WORD PLAY" (blog)
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Thank you Keith. I'm glad, you liked the poem. Just an earnest request to God almighty.?
Comment is about Tonight I pray (blog)
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J D you will express yourself your own way so long as you listen to no advice! Good luck. John
Comment is about Rose (blog)
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if only I could express my thoughts as well, great taste in music, thank-you, love Neil young, and box of rain, beautiful words.
Comment is about Rose (blog)
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NOT TO FORCE THE RHYME but to align yourself with nothing'S FINE.
Comment is about Going Places (blog)
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Ghazala,
Those who have read this poem and those who have not will join with you in this prayer which you have so ardently offered. May His will be done.
Thank you for this
Keith
Comment is about Tonight I pray (blog)
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Fantastic writing - one can really feel and share the anguish expressed.
Jennifer
Comment is about Won’t Take Too Long (blog)
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Yes Bardo. Such is a rarity in today's time. But desires keeps the flames of hope burning.
May the mankind be blessed. ?
Comment is about J.D. Bardo (poet profile)
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Yes Bardo. Such is a rarity in today's time. But desires keeps the flames of hope burning.
May the mankind be blessed. ?
Comment is about Tonight I pray (blog)
Original item by Ghazala lari
Thank you all so much, it meant quite a lot to me this one. Pleased you like it. ❤❤
Comment is about Won’t Take Too Long (blog)
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if only to had a companion with next to kneel. together we could pray, for all of our world to heal. praise Allah.
Comment is about Tonight I pray (blog)
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Thank you dear Shifa for appreciating the poem.?
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Thank you Sir Paul for your encouraging words. There's much wisdom in your comment that only time shall reveal to be true.?
Comment is about Rejuvenating (blog)
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A poem of exceptional procrastination. Seriously I enjoyed reading this.
Thank you
Keith
Comment is about Won’t Take Too Long (blog)
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Thank you dear Shifa for appreciating the poem.?
Comment is about Rejuvenating (blog)
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I am one step below you, and not that strong, but I will help carry you, when we are ready to move along. good poem. (genuine talent).
Comment is about Won’t Take Too Long (blog)
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Keith, again so well spoken, I am sure you are a great Philosopher, A touch of remembrance here for servicemen, thank-you
Comment is about Our Future (blog)
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JD.,
they say that within every poet there beats the heart of a philosopher and this poem is an example of such. As a generation we are already guilty of failing the next generations but is there anything we can do to make amends or is it too late? Perhaps all they can do is to learn from our mistakes.
A good and thoughtful poem
Thank you for this
Keith
Comment is about Our Future (blog)
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Ujjal short and sweet, another good one like yours from Monday, I like them both.
Comment is about Love (blog)
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That was an awesome read Trevor, solid and gritty, unapologetic but enveloped with terrible sadness
Comment is about MY FATHERS EYES (blog)
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thank-you Bon. that poem must move others as it does me. I am reading you as well.
Comment is about Our Future (blog)
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Hmm, should they listen to those that flounder, making bad choices, rely on the founders, to show them the way, when we haven't found ours, advice from the heart, but the taste of it sours. I enjoyed your poem and it perfectly captures the current mood for many
Comment is about Our Future (blog)
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You always seem full of energy Paul, now I know why!
Comment is about Bon Darcy (poet profile)
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Thanks Rose and Paul. I wondered if the last part was a cop out but I enjoy the twist and it made me think of all those 'other' jobs people wished they did ?
Comment is about Before it's too late (blog)
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thank-you Jordyn, I have been reading.
Comment is about Our Future (blog)
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thanks for all you do Paul. our future here in the states looks bleak.
Comment is about Our Future (blog)
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Kevin T.S. Tan
Tue 27th Oct 2020 18:41
Thanks for this article and highlighting the poem. It gives hope to know that people still care about the truth.
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Tue 27th Oct 2020 17:37
Speechless! Gobsmacked! Jaw-dropped! -
-and jealous that I hadn't written it?
you can betcha life on it!
Rock on Trev!
Rose ?
Comment is about MY FATHERS EYES (blog)
Original item by trevor homer
Tue 27th Oct 2020 17:16
That poem "Death Sentence"
upset a lot of people who thought it
was too dark and sad
But Truth is sometimes sad & depressing.
Comment is about Tom (poet profile)
Original item by Tom
I have two pendulums. A small crystal on a silver chain which has been with me since around 1990. Then a larger reclaimed wood pendulum; this is the one I use when teaching, as you can't really miss it! lol
I ran a crystal and dowsing pendulum wholesale business for about fifteen years, until others interests distracted me away to new horizons. Have you read Alfred Watkins books?
Comment is about The Water Diviners (blog)
Original item by Dean Fraser
Keith, as Po says, a superbly crafted & succinct piece. Rich & darkly beautiful.
Comment is about The Curtain Falls (blog)
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I thought I would look at the newest profile, its you, looking forward to seeing some of your work. J.D.
Comment is about veronica mcginnis (poet profile)
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Wow Trevor, this poem is heartbreaking and beautiful. ❤
Comment is about MY FATHERS EYES (blog)
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Trevor, this must rate as being one of the best poems I have read this year. Well crafted, superb use of language and great imagery.
Well done indeed.
Keith
Comment is about MY FATHERS EYES (blog)
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Thank you Rose. I agree, Pink Floyd rocks! ?
Comment is about Matriarch (blog)
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Thank you Tom! I had not heard that song before. What a treat. Love it. ❤️
https://youtu.be/e8jjudZBWSI
Comment is about Matriarch (blog)
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Awesome Paul!
I have been teaching dowsing on and off for the last three decades. I will admit I am better known for my dowsing work than poetry ?
Comment is about The Water Diviners (blog)
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Thanks Paul. ❤️ I almost posted the more recent video where Roger Waters mouths a similar sentiment!
https://youtu.be/9lCFaSL9aSE
Comment is about Matriarch (blog)
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MC - I believe there is some hypocrisy in all of us in that we castigate the breaches of others but make up valid reasons for our own. I am guilty of this and I find it hard to believe if anyone says they aren't. Having said that, I remain convinced that my occasional breaches are far less likely to spread the virus as some of the Bacchanalian parties I have seen on the news.
You are quite right, Paul, in that I and others like me are rather privileged compared to those thrown into current and future financial hardship, which I accept will disproportionately affect the younger generation. Combined with their future stumping up of its cost this is a double whammy. Of course the downside of my privilege is that I am more likely to die.
And when they find my bones as they excavate for the car park it will cause an almighty row over their new resting place between Yorkshire (where I live) and Nottinghamshire (where I was born) which will make the Richard III kerfuffle seem like a playground spat.
Comment is about COVID FATIGUE (blog)
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“Thank God for protective mothers.” I agree J.D. and for those who don’t have one, may they feel the collective protective energy from mama bears in heaven and on earth. ?
Comment is about Matriarch (blog)
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“Surround yourself with golden light.” Thank you Nicola. I agree, it is a time for empaths to guard our energy. I’m not quite sure why we keep signing up for this gig, but in the end I’m sure we will be glad we did. So nice to see you again in this realm. XO
Comment is about Matriarch (blog)
Original item by Vautaw
M.C. a hearty laugh to start my day, you are playing along, hooray, hooray, thank-you.
Comment is about Prepared (blog)
Original item by J.D. Bardo
I may not understand but I'm impressed. As if Albert Einstein were
to suddenly materialise and hold forth to me in person. ?
Comment is about Chemical Expression of Love (blog)
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Much to ponder - in terms of both health and wealth. I think you have
a point about the "young" - and their resentment (understandable to
a degree) at being targeted - as if responsibility was a stranger to
their idea of existence. They may not be sufferers but they seem
willing to ignore their role in "passing the parcel" to the vulnerable
who might well be so - to a terminal extent.
As for wealth and debt, it seems very likely that the future will see
the young of today having to cough up in another unwelcome way.
But, like the debt owed to the Yanks, it will be borne and tales no
doubt told of the hardship that caused it.
Comment is about COVID FATIGUE (blog)
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J.D. Bardo
Wed 28th Oct 2020 08:47
thank-you, Keith, Paul, and Julie, I thought you might like the titles.
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