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Hahaha. Yep. Where is he?!
Posted on Tue, 26 Jan 2016
Hahaha. Yep. Where is he?!
I like "... and forecast rain even before the sky has an inkling."
Now that's poetry.
So many original, resonant lines: 'triumph's fisted reach... here and here in heart's chamber'... induce a contemplative mood and conjure a 'sounding space' for this unique, moving epitaph. Another beauty, MarciaMarcia!
I read this as a gentle exhortation to slow down and make space for contemplation: to find a deeper dimension to life and dwell in the senses before passing on and switching back into life's urgent pace in a more mindful way.
Orange mascara and a cure for terminal apathy. We need them now, please. Go on!
Your daughters will still weep, but at least they'll weep orange tears.
Absolutely gorgeous, MarciaMarcia! You have used your poetic prose style to great effect conjuring up the world view of tiny woodland creatures. The Cob is a charming little hero with whom we immediately empathise and you have set the scene for...
A deeply moving account of your wonderful daughter. I hope it has been a comfort for you to be able to write about her so clearly and honestly and share her story with us all.
I take that back!. On re-reading I get the triple use of "nestled". There is a strong sense of protection: of bodies protected by winter wear, of mother protecting daughter with her blessings, of daughter protecting the sick and protecting deep...
Hahaha. Yep. Where is he?!
Posted on Tue, 26 Jan 2016
Hahaha. Yep. Where is he?!
Read full commentI like "... and forecast rain even before the sky has an inkling."
Now that's poetry.
Posted in I Want a Man
So many original, resonant
Posted on Wed, 30 Dec 2015
So many original, resonant lines: 'triumph's fisted reach... here and here in heart's chamber'... induce a contemplative mood and conjure a 'sounding space' for this unique, moving epitaph. Another beauty, MarciaMarcia!
Read full commentPosted in Thoughts of Gerald --- October fifth
I read this as a gentle
Posted on Wed, 13 Jan 2016
I read this as a gentle exhortation to slow down and make space for contemplation: to find a deeper dimension to life and dwell in the senses before passing on and switching back into life's urgent pace in a more mindful way.
Read full commentPosted in Pass...#2
Orange mascara and a cure for
Posted on Wed, 09 Dec 2015
Orange mascara and a cure for terminal apathy. We need them now, please. Go on!
Read full commentYour daughters will still weep, but at least they'll weep orange tears.
Posted in This Isn't a Dummy Run...
Absolutely gorgeous,
Posted on Mon, 04 Jan 2016
Absolutely gorgeous, MarciaMarcia! You have used your poetic prose style to great effect conjuring up the world view of tiny woodland creatures. The Cob is a charming little hero with whom we immediately empathise and you have set the scene for...
Read full commentPosted in "The Cob Will Have Nowhere To Live" Children's Chapter Book
Sorry I didn't spot this one
Posted on Sun, 13 Dec 2015
Sorry I didn't spot this one sooner. I like the gentle progression and uplifting conclusion! Fabulous last verse.
Read full commentPosted in Kite Child
This profound peom has great
Posted on Sat, 17 Oct 2015
This profound poem has great resonance for me. A fascinating discourse on the nature of memory and the ghosts of past, present and future!
I like the lines'telling stories of our future
Read full commentlonging to dart towards it like the fantail'...
Posted in Ghosts in the Machine (Poetry Monthly)
A deeply moving account of
Posted on Fri, 18 Dec 2015
A deeply moving account of your wonderful daughter. I hope it has been a comfort for you to be able to write about her so clearly and honestly and share her story with us all.
Read full commentPosted in Sun, Moon, Stars and Rain
I take that back!. On re
Posted on Thu, 10 Dec 2015
I take that back!. On re-reading I get the triple use of "nestled". There is a strong sense of protection: of bodies protected by winter wear, of mother protecting daughter with her blessings, of daughter protecting the sick and protecting deep...
Read full commentPosted in waiting
Another glorious poem,
Posted on Thu, 10 Dec 2015
Another glorious poem, MarciaMarcia! But read out loud and edit before posting. You have used "nestled" three times.
Read full commentPosted in waiting
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