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Terence Mullan
In the movies, the people who are writers only ever drink coffee and write. I could do that. They never have to work in their garden or take their cat to the vet or go shopping in Kaufland.
A rare commodity!
Posted on Sun, 24 Oct 2021
A rare commodity!
Too many well known men (and women) aren't easy going but those who are fully deserve to have a poem written about them.
I like to think I am easy going but I'm not really well known.
I enjoyed your poem....
Read full commentPosted in An Easy Going Well Known Man
Anybody there?
Posted on Mon, 18 Oct 2021
I hope Alfred Muggins found some shops open for business when he got to the town centre. This terrible blight seems to be killing more than just people.
Read full commentPosted in Muggins and His Wife Mrs Muggins Venture into Town During the Third Pandemic Lockdown of January 2021 (to drop her son off at the Blood Donation centre (and walk the dog!) Part 1 : Return To Town
I've always struggled with
Posted on Mon, 18 Oct 2021
I've always struggled with autumn. I love spring when nature bursts into life and then the warmth and richness of summer, but autumn just gives me a feeling that everything is over and done with despite its beautiful colours that everyone keeps...
Read full commentPosted in Grounding Of Autumn
A cry for help from someone
Posted on Sun, 17 Oct 2021
A cry for help from someone who has heard another's cry for help. I can feel the desperation in your words. An excellent poem.
Read full commentPosted in Make Me
This is a sad story but a
Posted on Mon, 18 Oct 2021
This is a sad story but a poem is a good way to remember your father. A poem will always be with you.
I particularly liked the way you constructed the poem with the long lines spreading right across the page but still maintaining a rhyme...
Read full commentPosted in Dad's 74th Birthday
They do have warm sunny days
Posted on Sat, 16 Oct 2021
They do have warm sunny days in Leeds too. I can remember having to unfasten the buttons on my coat at least half a dozen times while I lived there. But I think the opening clip with the winter weather set the scene of the video and the black and...
Read full commentPosted in We Are Seacroft!
I'm not very clever (but I
Posted on Sat, 16 Oct 2021
I'm not very clever (but I can lift heavy things) so the only way I know to let you hear this is via a link to the whole Vimeo video.
My bit starts at 05:22 (immediately after John Betjemen's bit) and lasts about three minutes. I'm not...
Read full commentPosted in We Are Seacroft!
I'm never comfortable if I'm
Posted on Wed, 22 Sep 2021
I'm never comfortable if I'm surrounded by millions of them but, generally speaking, I love insects. In each one of them, the way they find food, the way they behave, the mechanics of their bodies fascinates me. Yet we neglect them in such an...
Read full commentPosted in Out in the Fields
This is a wonderful poem Di
Posted on Wed, 06 Oct 2021
This is a wonderful poem Di and, as you know, it fits in with my own perception of this time of year.
I love your words ...
"allowing Heaven through a crack
to show a path for coming back"
I spend the whole of November...
Read full commentPosted in October robin
Intelligent
Posted on Sun, 10 Oct 2021
Hibernation or no hibernation, it's long been my dream to be an intelligent lifeform.
Read full commentThank you for your comment.
Posted in The Condemnation of Darkness
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