Thank you for your lovely comments. I took the children to the old set years ago it was very good. They also took us through the set of The Borrowers..we enjoyed it thoroughly..?
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Thank you for reading Her Heart Fred. ?
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Thu 2nd Aug 2018 05:53
Nice to meet you Fred. Thank for the lovely comment you wrote on "Wedding Bells". It is appreciated.
Your sample poetry is very enticing. I look forward to reading my way through your other poems.
Thank you, Jane?
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Hi Fred, appreciated your comments on my blog. I read Truth and Lies again yes again...and having read your comments to me which gave me an insight into your poetry and thought processes I enjoyed it even more....if that is possible. THANK YOU.
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Hi Fred, Just read Truth and Lies. Wonderful.
Much admiration for your work in the community. Taylor
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Thanks Fred for your kind comment on 'coming'
Much appreciated!
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Fred, I salute not only your poetry which I enjoy but also your work in the community. Thank you. Keith
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james thomson
Wed 29th Nov 2017 08:02
Writing the poems is all about writing the things which you assume and you have just started writing the poems and have already written more then 100 poems that really great thing. http://www.ritewaytowingnyc.com/
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good morning Fred thankyou for your comments I'm so sorry I forgot to write back regards Wendy
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Many thanks Cynthia, yes I have liked some and sent comments too to other poets. I realise how important it is to get encouragement from others. Thank you for such a nice welcome. Appreciated
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Welcome to WOL, Mr. Varden.
May! and you've written 70 poems already! Good grief. Your brain must be grateful for the release of so many ideas smouldering for so long.
'Truth and Lies' is powerful, like an erratic torpedo. You have a sense of the dramatic.
Please add your own comments on the work of other poets, however short. We all thrive on them. Even the 'LIKE' flower is appreciated.
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Taylor Crowshaw
Sat 2nd Feb 2019 06:25
Thank you for commenting on The Matriarch Fred. I live surrounded by a pine forest it has inspired me on a few occasions.
Beyond the Trees
Beyond the trees in a deep dark hole,
lives a fox and his friend the mole.
The mole did not know that his friend ate mole meat,
for he could see no further than his feet.
The mole brought the fox a gift of worms,
which managed to keep them on good terms.
Although the fox's glance would have told a different tale,
had Mr Mole been able to surveil.
A winter chill swept through their den,
the fox began to feel hungry again.
Now the mole certainly was no fool,
and realised he needed to keep his cool.
If he could find no more worms,
how would he keep them on good terms?
When he pushed his nose up through the ground,
this is what the little mole found.
He heard a noise right under a log,
and there he found a juicy frog.
Off he went with his gift,
he knew it would give his friend a lift.
The fox enjoyed his juicy frog,
which mole had found under a log.
He was so happy that in return,
he gave his friend the mole a juicy worm.
This tale is fraught with danger for the mole,
the situation is beyond his control.
There sits in the den an uneasy truce,
unless the fox's natural instincts are let loose.
So the mole never rests for more than ten,
while the fox lies slumbering in the den.
© 2018 Taylor Crowshaw
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