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  • capricorn

    From capricorn on I Miss Your Smile

    An excellent poem, bringing back all kinds of my own memories. Really enjoyed the read.

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    2017/03/07 at 12:32 am
  • capricorn

    From capricorn on Catkins And Longer Days.

    This made me smile as my husband got the mower out today! Also we have catkins too, whereas last year for some reason we had none, Lovely spring poem.
    Eira

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    2017/03/07 at 12:28 am
    • sweetwater

      From sweetwater on Catkins And Longer Days.

      This year the catkins seem extra long which is why I noticed them. I’m pleased my poem made you smile, personally I’m going nowhere near my mower untill I absolutely have to it’s not my favourite pastime fortunately the grass is still only short. Thank you for reading and commenting 🙂 Sue.

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      2017/03/07 at 12:47 am
  • sweetwater

    From sweetwater on Writing Pains

    This made me smile, I loved every ‘so true’ line, you have caught the whole angst ridden journey perfectly. And I certainly agree with your last line I often think that would be much less fraught. 🙂 Sue.

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    2017/03/06 at 2:00 pm
    • pixie

      From pixie on Writing Pains

      Thank you Sue. It’s nice to make folk smile and I truly appreciate your encouraging comment.

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      2017/03/06 at 6:48 pm
  • sweetwater

    From sweetwater on I Miss Your Smile

    Super poem, brought back memories of friends from long ago, a softer kinder time.
    Love the layout very imaginative and interesting, suits the poem perfectly. Sue.

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    2017/03/06 at 1:49 pm
    • Shackleton

      From Shackleton on I Miss Your Smile

      Thanks for your comment, Sue. I love playing about with words like this to get them into a different visual form.

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      2017/03/07 at 8:50 pm
  • sweetwater

    From sweetwater on Catkins And Longer Days.

    Hi Allets thank you for such a floral comment, loved it 🙂 As for the extra comma, that will be ushered out of the door immediately I appreciate you pointing it out, I cannot understand where my knowledge of grammar has disappeared to, I used to be spot on, but now I continually slip up, I do look it up but it just runs away again. Sue xx
    PS, just found yours, couldn’t see them earlier for some reason. I know you don’t want comments but may I just say I very much enjoyed them both. X

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    2017/03/06 at 1:43 pm
  • allets

    From allets on Washed Away.

    I love great water images. You may consider writing about sweetwater lane. If already done, please tell all. Love and prayers – allets –

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    2017/03/06 at 12:54 pm
    • sweetwater

      From sweetwater on Washed Away.

      I have never written about the lane, I wish I had. Many thanks for commenting I very much appreciate it. Sue x

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      2017/03/10 at 11:35 pm
  • allets

    From allets on Catkins And Longer Days.

    My early petals are flaunting their wares – – oh, you meant flowers. The crocuses in their yellowness have arrived; up through snow is always best. The daffs are about to walk the runway, and the tulips, possibly stunted being overly exposed to hot and cold reviews, are representing in inches. Lovely spring write. After “blow,” the comma is extra.
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    ps I closed comments on my poems to concentrate on writing. May open in autumn. Prosing a lot lately. Be well ~allets~

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    2017/03/06 at 12:43 pm
  • Shackleton

    From Shackleton on Sing to Me

    Very poignant, Capricorn.

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    2017/03/05 at 8:33 pm
  • Shackleton

    From Shackleton on Awakening

    Springtime is nigh! Enjoyed your poem, Capricorn.

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    2017/03/05 at 8:22 pm
  • Shackleton

    From Shackleton on Balding, Bilious Bobby Biddlesbury

    It’s actually a pdf document I uploaded, Trevor. White background. Thanks for the comment. Good to encounter you again. You’ve given me an idea for a new name. I think I’ll refer to myself as Birmingham’s blinkin’ barmiest bard.

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    2017/03/05 at 8:19 pm