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- Gothicman on I Have Loved You Long And Well.: “Such people belong to the moods of personal history, helping to form us and keep us being who we are,…” Mar 26, 09:42
- on Lost Chances: “Thanks Sue, for your fine comment. The site’s in a sad state. Without new membership it’s stagnating. Perhaps a little…” Mar 26, 09:31
- on I Have Loved You Long And Well.: “Yes, always him, Sometimes it bubbles over and I have to write something to feel sane. He’s 78 now, and…” Mar 24, 11:31
- on Lost Chances: “I have read and re read your first poem, and the more I read the more I find in it.…” Mar 24, 11:09
- on I Have Loved You Long And Well.: “What a passionate, warming poem with some exquisite phrasing Sue! To the ‘starry, starry night’ person I presume. Unrequited, yes,…” Mar 24, 08:06
- on A Greater Love: “Thank you, my friend. It’s always nice to have feedback. Sorry I took so long to answer you.” Mar 19, 12:06
- on Daisies And Snow.: “Thank you Trevor, it’s taken far longer than I expected to be able to write something worthwhile, so I really…” Mar 16, 20:42
- on Daisies And Snow.: “So good to read and have someone composing and submitting this type of poetry with cryptic word use Sue, and…” Mar 13, 17:32
- on Of Monastries, Moths, and Monoliths: “It is a sensitive subject, Sue, with many of the post-war baby boom facing this difficult choice now, or it’s…” Mar 13, 17:18
- on Of Monastries, Moths, and Monoliths: “This absolutely tears at the heart. Beautifully written. It’s a pity we can’t nominate anymore because I would put this…” Mar 13, 13:07
- on Two Mugs And A Smile.: “Thank you, It was a spur of the minute write which took me by surprise as I’ve struggled with writing…” Mar 6, 21:24
- on Two Mugs And A Smile.: “Thank you Supratik I’m glad that feeling came through 🙂 Sue.” Mar 6, 21:09
- on Dual Regeneration: “Yes, it’s a fascinating thought that when orgasmic tension increases and the ‘chemical alluvian’ is pushed back retroactively though the…” Mar 6, 20:34
- on Dual Regeneration: “Yes, I read Crossing over. Stemmed with tumescent breath spring tides retreated resurrecting necrogenic stubs of cold carnal ghosts desecrating…” Mar 6, 18:10
- on decay: “Sad to read about the state of affairs. What is inevitable cannot be prevented. I will definitely read Sue’s poem.…” Mar 6, 18:03
- on decay: “Sue (Sweetwater) thankfully has posted this week, as we need her little gems as well as the increased numbers and…” Mar 6, 17:26
- on decay: “Thank you, Trevor. Oops yes the typo now corrected. About the layout I should thank you, remember?! Missing Alison and…” Mar 6, 14:55
- on Two Mugs And A Smile.: “Fine atmospheric, snap-shot poem re. the personal connection of things, known only to one being part of their long-past history…” Mar 6, 14:35
- on decay: “A poem about ruining civilisation by delusional excessive improvement, and ending with that other never to be satisfactorily resolved paradox:…” Mar 6, 14:19
- on THE PATIENCE OF JEDIDIAH OWENS: “Just the response I was going for! I will admit that after not having read it myself in quite a…” Feb 27, 23:07
- on THE PATIENCE OF JEDIDIAH OWENS: “Thanks for reading. I’m glad that you found it interesting. My old eyes often betray me as well.” Feb 27, 23:06
- on THE PATIENCE OF JEDIDIAH OWENS: “Wonderfully horrible, suspenseful, atmospheric fun! (Fear nicely exacerbated by the elucidatory introduction.)” Feb 26, 06:04
- on Ascending With Swans: “Thanks Supratik! I suppose it’s about universal, renewed hope, with a series of verbs that mirror and simplify life’s renewable…” Feb 25, 08:19
- on Ascending With Swans: “I liked the lovely image painted here. One wonders if it’s the cycle of life or death; the alternation is…” Feb 25, 02:48
- on THE PATIENCE OF JEDIDIAH OWENS: “I can’t find how to edit comment above and my eyes do not let me type accurately.” Feb 23, 15:11
- on THE PATIENCE OF JEDIDIAH OWENS: “Fascinating vut I must admit I don’t relly understand it.” Feb 23, 15:07
- on Actions louder than words: “Thank you, Nic. It’s such a pleasure to read your comments, and your own work.” Feb 22, 02:53
- on Actions louder than words: “instead of ‘the verb’ maybe ‘the carrot’ maybe all is not needed the same trick used for peace purposes =…” Feb 21, 06:42
- on Actions louder than words: “Frankly speaking, I have no clue. The war is much older than the globalisation. All I know is that peace…” Feb 18, 05:21
- on It’s a battlefield: “Very fine picture and presentation of a poem close to your heart, Aurelio. Sadly, could well describe today’s ongoing war…” Feb 17, 19:00
- on Actions louder than words: “Trouble is, Supratik, war-causing intolerance has so many times been between competing religious groups, and of course, love and peace,…” Feb 17, 18:35
- on Once Upon A time: “Yes, being transposed back to those earlier times awaken such familiar, common memories, hopefully warm ones, don’t they Sue; probably…” Feb 17, 18:19
- on Once Upon A time: “I was totally absorbed by the world before me, took me back to youthful days, and vague memories of The…” Feb 17, 10:44
- on By One’s Own Hand: “I thought, Aurelio, being a very encompassing subject, with at least eleven motives, and that with a cold attitude needed…” Feb 13, 19:44
- on By One’s Own Hand: “Summary of all the worst problems of the welfare state, quite comprehensive in a poignantly documentary way. I applaud and…” Feb 13, 16:05
- on so: “‘…., like me, being confined for many years, to the rigidity of the sciences.’ Yes, indeed. Thank you for the…” Feb 13, 05:36
- on so: “I like the way you write so freely and naturally, Supratik, or make it appear so. You also manage some profound…” Feb 12, 11:05
- on By One’s Own Hand: “Yes, I could fathom your engagement with its cause. I found the poem thought-provoking and relevant, hence had shared it…” Feb 12, 11:01
- on By One’s Own Hand: “Thanks Supratik,for your comments and own impressions on reading this piece. Yes, suicide it’s a difficult subject to contemplate and…” Feb 12, 10:29
- on By One’s Own Hand: “speechless, i liked your pic; you obviously become quiet when you have volumes to say; grosso modo, we need to…” Feb 12, 08:11
- on A Greater Love: “Divine intervention, Tony, rather than the lucky chance of being saved by a few ounces of butane gas, perhaps from…” Feb 4, 10:08
- on Ruminations on death.: “That’s a great introduction, really sets your standpoint, born out of many raw experiences, firmly in focus. The poem then…” Feb 4, 09:38
- on Only An Exit: “It is a time of being “stymied”. It certainly seems like there is more on screens than in the world.…” Jan 29, 16:04
- on Only An Exit: “Hi Ross, So nice to see you posting. It is a little bleak but then so are circumstances around us…” Jan 28, 13:42
- on The poet’s privilege: “Good one. The way not to confuse a poet is quite clear, a prose written in a poetic form.” Jan 27, 10:26