An intriguing piece. I enjoyed the read. Nicola is right - this could easily be a song.

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Nicely penned, with good imagery. An entertaining write.

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Original item by David Andrew

An expressive poetic piece. That demon rage lurks in all of us. Some can tame it, or at least control it, but it is still there, at our core.

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Thank you, Stephen, for reading and liking my poem, "The Man Inside My Head." Much appreciated.

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This has been a great way that can make us rich of free robux. http://pokemongohacker.net/roblox

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Harsh but fair, Ian. In my opinion. Looks like we're in for a whole new wave of Covid poems.

Comment is about Britannia Waives The Rules (blog)

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An interesting write. Nostalgic in a good way. Sometimes it is good to look back and remember earlier chapters of our lives.

Comment is about The Ocean Inside The Shell (blog)

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This is how we teach in my nyc public school.

Comment is about What does freedom mean to you? (blog)

Original item by Robert C Gaulke

The last two lines made me smile. An entertaining write.

Comment is about The Mound (blog)

Original item by Ian Whiteley

Quite poignant and thought-provoking. Different countries allow different degrees of freedom. We can all claim some form of freedom in our own minds, but I appreciate that many authoritarian regimes allow few real freedoms. A good write.

Comment is about Free (blog)

Original item by Nisha

I like the quirkiness you brought to this intense topic. there must be a child like answer to this question.

Comment is about What does freedom mean to you? (blog)

Original item by Robert C Gaulke

Beautiful dreams in beautiful words! Thanks for sharing this one!!

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Original item by Vautaw

Beautifully written!

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Original item by Marnanel Thurman

Paul, I have just tried twice to gain an email from the site to verify my account.

No joy, no email rx'd.

I have just seen footage of Dr Miskovitz reference virus's.

If you get the chance, can you go on and place the following statement/question.

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I was Forces in Kenya in mid eighties. while there, Malindi alone had 70% of the inhabitants of Malinid had Aids/HIV. While there, INT services stated that there 'is' an animal form of Aids/HIV that would see the animal population reduce to 15% of current figures. That was in the 80's. I have since then understood certain parameters of this condition and our whole humanoid expreince. What I know, is the Globacl complicity in silencing the truth in this. They are not having more sex in equatorial Africa, they are disseminating this manmade condition via The Mosquito. While there, not far from Nanyuki, I often saw the dial at midday of the temp gauge hit 50 degrees celsius. Our human body expresses life support temp at 36.6 degrees celsius. Aids/HIV is said to not exist outside the human body. But, the mosquito, lands on you. It punctures you skin with its proboscos, vomits the remnants of the last victim into your bloodstream, before sucking your blood and then moving on. The blood of human is now in the proboscus, it is not in the air. If the temp is considerately close to 37 degrees celsius, the the Aids/HIV will survive with no exposure to outside air. It is, if anything incubated in the mosquito as the mosquito temperature replicates what the temperature of the air in the region. Just to understand your authenticity in what you say Dr Miskovitz, can you confirm the research into the mosquito and associated conditions of Aids/HIV in equatorial regions of Africa?

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Thank you.

I am being channeled where I am and I am being raped.

I don't know it at the time, but feel afterwards certain trauma. I add that they have been shitting on me for some years and all, all I do is being monitored, or filtered.

Best wishes

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Original item by ZTK Space

thanks for the kind comments and 'likes'
I'm (sort of) glad it's not just me with these old age aches and pains ??
thanx for the tip Nicola ?
yes - MC - it was a deliberate 'lift' of that part of the lyric from 'Shaking All Over' ?
Ian

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Original item by Ian Whiteley

Well-articulated and poetic. A poem expressing hope, for all who care to read. A good write.

Comment is about Pigeons (blog)

Original item by Marnanel Thurman

Music means so much to so many people. I am an amateur musician and singer, and music is a big part of my life. Music and poetry are related, artistically - they are like brother and sister. A bitter-sweet poem, but ultimately an uplifting one. Well penned. ?

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Original item by Vautaw

Go got it so right Keith. A mind of a poet can read between emotions and feelings. Thank you?

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Message received and understood. Painful days in so many ways.

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Original item by julie callaghan

Ah...bromide in the tea. i remember those days well! And are the
sheep still running for cover in those blue remembered hills? ?

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Original item by simon lucan

Vautaw, thanks
Keith

Comment is about Shake off the Dust (blog)

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Thank you Nicola

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Original item by julie callaghan

An interesting and inventive write. We all need to do (or try) things beyond our comfort zone sometimes.

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Original item by Adam Whitworth

Great poem x

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Original item by julie callaghan

Thank you, Vautaw, for your welcome to WOL message. I've read your sample poem, which I find inventive and engaging. I'll be back soon to read more of your work.

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Original item by Vautaw

This is beautifully sweet. A visit to your loveliest soul within you. Keep writing for we crave for more.?

Comment is about Electric (blog)

Original item by Eric Berard

I can feel that positivity within me. Let your positive self grow beautifully and let those emotions develop slowly. At the end of the road you will find the garden of warmth finally.?

Comment is about Overwhelming Light (blog)

Original item by Eric Berard

What a beautiful piece of work here! I like the way you let out your soft sweet emotions over the page to create magical colours of feelings reaching the right eye. Keep writing. ?

Comment is about The Calm (blog)

Original item by Eric Berard

Thanks for the like Stephen.

Comment is about The Rule Of Six (blog)

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How lovely xx

Comment is about Overwhelming Light (blog)

Original item by Eric Berard

Such a peaceful poem. Gives hope that love will rule the world someday. ❤️??

Comment is about The Calm (blog)

Original item by Eric Berard

Mr Swan
the dentist
found yellow
chewing gum
lodged tight
pulled it
out with
giant pliers
used toothpaste
from that
day on.

Comment is about Consequences Part 5 and 6 (blog)

Original item by Andy N

it sucks to bully and it sucks to be bullied. but reading poems about it is quite enjoyable

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Original item by Stephen Gospage

and life sometimes is light-hearted like this poem ?

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Original item by Thomas Dooley

Thanks Emer as always for the like. Big fan of your work, so great you like this (:

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Thanks Nigel, these do get a bit mad doing them in the workshop but it adds to the fun at the end of the night (:

Comment is about Consequences Part 3 and 4 (blog)

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Thanks Nigel, think that would almost go with the sequence there (:

Comment is about Underground (Part 7 to 12) (blog)

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Thanks Martin and Nigel - am enjoying writing these, much admit (:

Comment is about Underground Part 13 to 15 (blog)

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I really like twisted and perverted poetry.

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Good to see you posting again Alexandra.

Comment is about Who is the bully? (blog)

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Paul, Brian, Stephen, Abdul, Flavia and Robert,

Thank you for reading this poem and commenting on it. Much appreciated.

Keith

Comment is about Shake off the Dust (blog)

Original item by keith jeffries

Well said. The last two lines give the poem extra clout!

Comment is about Shake off the Dust (blog)

Original item by keith jeffries

A well-worked, dark-themed "nursery nightmare." The fat cats run the game (in government and in business) at the expense of us all. Power rules, as it always has done, and the greedy "elite" are always wanting more. Well penned.

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Original item by Jason Bayliss

Sir Stephen...it's got a good ring about it.

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Original item by Stephen Gospage

Like a song again.......

Comment is about STRANGER THAN FICTION (blog)

Original item by cindylee loucks

Hey Brian - I trust she survived the shock!?

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Original item by M.C. Newberry

Ah thank you Neressa, Flavia, Stephen, Julie, Victoria and Jordyn for the likes. You've made my day. ?

And Jordyn and Victoria, thank you for the encouraging comments. I was in two minds about sharing this poem so it's doubly rewarding to hear that you enjoyed. ?

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Original item by Tom

Martin,

Thank you for this. It reminds me of those final moments as we drift into sleep, our last thoughts and the sense of awareness as we enter that blissful state.

Keith

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I helped an eldery, white, middle class, heterosexual woman across the road last week....anyone interested?

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