I think he was walking on his bagettes?

Comment is about Sylvain Dornon the Stilt-Walking Baker. Well I'll Be.... (blog)

Original item by Don Matthews

Like every good walk, worth the effort to get to the appreciate a view. I enjoyed this walk with you.

Comment is about Holly Hagg (blog)

Original item by Tom

a very intense piece this one Keith
talk about being lost in the moment

loved it

cheers Kevin

Comment is about Catapulted (blog)

Original item by keith jeffries

May you deserve this, more and everything good.?

Comment is about Worth (blog)

Original item by Melan Drifter

Thank you S. For taking the time to look back and read.

Comment is about My Place. (blog)

Original item by Jordyn Elizabeth

“I feel free like the breeze.”

I paused a moment and imagined what that might feel like. Beautiful imagery!

Comment is about Unrestrained (blog)

Original item by Shifa Maqba

I love this! I feel more wild when I’m out in the woods. I would spend my days there as a child.

One of my favorite lines is “I always wave back.” Thats so great.

Comment is about My Place. (blog)

Original item by Jordyn Elizabeth

Jordyn, thank you for the like.

Comment is about Am I Enough? (blog)

Original item by Shehariah

Paul, I’ve been working on that. I grew up in the church being told what and how I had to believe. I’m finding things out on my own. I prayed years ago that my faith would be authentic and I believe God would have it that way.

I’m running ahead trying to catch up with you.

Comment is about Am I Enough? (blog)

Original item by Shehariah

I read the apocrypha when I was younger, but that’s been a while.

Comment is about In the Realm of the Hungry Ghosts (blog)

Original item by Shehariah

Thanks for the comment and likes, writing isn't exactly my forte.

Comment is about eyes (blog)

Original item by Liam Osaneo

Very good Simon....

Comment is about Crescendo (blog)

Original item by simon lucan

Well constructed and well rhymed Ian.....

Comment is about Otherness (blog)

Original item by Ian Whiteley

spending every last penny to escape the hell of their lives and when they finally get here they find the placed populated with the same fascist, bigoted, uncaring fools that they were trying to escape from - that's life ?

Comment is about Otherness (blog)

Original item by Ian Whiteley

Blue skies darken
leaving no clues
to the unseen ripples.

Comment is about Disappearing in the midnight air across the meadows (blog)

Original item by Andy N

Thanks Keith, and thank you Jennifer, I do like a bit of inspiration and optimism.
Night always gives way to day as day does to night.

J. x

Comment is about Dawn (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss

The poem, Brian, or the sniffing?
I've never yet got to find out, Jennifer.

Comment is about SOMEONE FOR EVERYONE (SHE CAUGHT ME SNIFFING HER PANTS) (blog)

Original item by John Coopey

It's no wonder they're starving Ian...they've spurned opportunities to attend parties all across Europe, then spent all their money on a place in an inflatable.

Comment is about Otherness (blog)

Original item by Ian Whiteley

Stephen thank you for your summary comments and the generous like.

Comment is about Curse of social distancing (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Kevin, you are correct. By the end his visage was marred beyond recognition.

Comment is about In the Realm of the Hungry Ghosts (blog)

Original item by Shehariah

Po, haha!!

Comment is about The God Realm (blog)

Original item by Shehariah

Po, haha!! Or lunch or breakfast.

It is very hard for me to actively do nothing.

Comment is about Son (blog)

Original item by Shehariah

yes. what is an EMI?

Comment is about Jennifer Malden (poet profile)

Original item by Jennifer Malden

i think your photo is one of those
"I am not a robot" ones.
Pick the photos of a guy in a blue shirt
hiding behind the Hydrangas.
?

Comment is about Jennifer Malden (poet profile)

Original item by Jennifer Malden

following your analogy:
a gatecrasher turns up at my daughter's (don't have one) wedding or wife's (have one) birthday party.
They have been used and abused - are starving - have vulnerable children and may be shot if I kick them out and send them home.
So yes - I would let them in, feed them and try to help them stay safe.
What the fuck is wrong with people who wouldn't? ????

Comment is about Otherness (blog)

Original item by Ian Whiteley

Just want the process followed Ian :

1. Apply for entry
2. Be granted entry
3. Enter

Let's face it, would you want gatecrashers at your daughter's wedding or your wife's birthday party?

Comment is about Otherness (blog)

Original item by Ian Whiteley

Thanks for your kind comments and the like Stephen. Not too hot for us here in Cumbria today. Much better than all the rain and flooding earlier this week.

Comment is about Hot Pink (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

Yes, we needed that! Great poem.

Compassion and irony are a good mix, especially when the Telegraph is involved.

Comment is about Otherness (blog)

Original item by Ian Whiteley

???

Comment is about Otherness (blog)

Original item by Ian Whiteley

Wonderful. Proves that the local is universal.

Comment is about Holly Hagg (blog)

Original item by Tom

Abdul

"An ocean of social distancing" sums up the state of suspended animation in which we now live.

Five beautiful lines- that's all you need.

Comment is about Curse of social distancing (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

A gorgeous poem which warms the heart (although it's probably warm enough at the moment!). Thanks for this, Julie.

Comment is about Hot Pink (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

Thank you for your kind comments and like Abdul, many inspiring sights blossoming in the sunshine today.

Comment is about Hot Pink (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

Julie nature never ceases to inspire.

Take a couple of five petal flowers crowning the silvery foilage, a bee and an observant imagination and transform the colourful palette into poetry.

Beautiful.

Comment is about Hot Pink (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

Thank you for your kind comments and like Jennifer. The shrub is a the bottom of my garden, I am not sure what it is called, the petals look like crumbled fine paper, so delicate. The bees are very busy in the sunshine today. I have updated the photo too.

Comment is about Hot Pink (blog)

Original item by julie callaghan

Anmolpreet Kaur

One needs a degree in Philosophy to answer you searching question_

Why the once shining eyes are now dull?

Thank you for the encouraging like.

Comment is about LOOKING AT THE MIRROR (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Anmolpreet Kaur

Indeed no one knows what happens in the realm of death. No one has returned from that unknown land and told tales of what happens there.

I like the idea that death is invitation from God for some to be its companion. What a lovely thought.

Thank you for hitting the like.

Comment is about A Comforting Thought (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Hi DK. We're talking about rubbish bins, right? very clever personalizing them. Have missed (in both meanings) your stuff recently, will look for your poems more carefully in future. Always a good read. Jennifer

Comment is about TRASH DAY (blog)

Original item by d.knape

Anmolpreet Kaur
Somtimes people assume they know what is good for others without thinking how it might affect them. We should encourage people to forge their own identity. One shouldn't be afraid of making mistakes.
Thank you for the like.

Comment is about AS YET UNBORN (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Couldn't agree more! Plastic money can lead to finding oneself in dire straits, and it's on record that people think more about making a purchase if they have to actually take the cash out of purse or pocket.
It's sound management to pay for something important, like a car with a 'flexible payment plan', even though it costs you more, as you still have money for other things. Can remember the 'never never' days too ! Used especially for tellies ot washing machines I remember.
What is an EMI, please?

Jennifer

Comment is about TIME TO GROW UP (blog)

Original item by d.knape

Anmolpreet Kaur thank you for your generous comment and the encouraging like.

Comment is about A Masterpiece (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Anmolpreet Kaur a genuine smile is priceless. It doesn't cost anything but brightens peoples lives.
Your gift of red rose shall be cherished.

Comment is about Sunshine smile (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Short and simple, but v much to the point (of death?)
Jennifer

Comment is about Death Delayed (blog)

Original item by d.knape

Excellent poem, Ian. The woke liberals strike back!

Comment is about Otherness (blog)

Original item by Ian Whiteley

Liked this one! Birthday cakes seem to be under fire. My mother's Fox Terrier, a real Artful Dodger, demolished one, turning it over as he didn't like the icing, eating all the cake, just leaving an icing shell! Another was eaten, candles and all, by a pony putting its head through the open window where the birthday party table had been set out.
Jennifer

Comment is about HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DADDY (blog)

Original item by Cynthia Buell Thomas

Anmolpreet Kaur I'm confident given time the mystery will be solved. Thank you for striking the like.

Comment is about It was____ (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Anmolpreet Kaur

Thank you for your apt comments and appreciate the like too.

Comment is about The oblivious world (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Loved this one! It's rather a trite thing to say, but very wealthy people ( not that I have met many), often don't seem very happy with it all.Think that Keith is right to say that often small daily treats like his, available to us all, give more satisfaction. If you can obtain absolutely anything you desire, do you still want the things?Think of the Getty family from Grandad Getty down. Have also known a couple of families, like your aunt, who were really generous, both with their time and money, and they were obviously delighted to be able to do this. Jennifer

Comment is about WEALTHY PEOPLE (blog)

Original item by M.C. Newberry

Anmolpreet Kaur

The ocean currents are against us for the foreseeable future. But rest assured the waters will calm and we shall return back to normality.

Thank you for striking the like.

Comment is about Curse of social distancing (blog)

Original item by Abdul Ahmad

Hi Jason! masterfully written as usual, a beautifully orchestrated theme. Agree with Keith about it being comforting and giving a feeling of hope that the coming day might be better than the previous one. In my humble opinion, one of your best.

Jennifer

Comment is about Dawn (blog)

Original item by Jason Bayliss