Comments received on poems by Neville



Upon Learning to Fly
Doggerel Dave said:

Agreed, Neville: safety should not always be the preeminent criterion for a good life... risk to be managed.
Enjoyed the metaphor - and if I enjoyed it, then for me it wasn\'t too obscure....

March 29th, 2023 07:33

Upon Learning to Fly
Fay Slimm. said:

Still smiling at your lateral views here on the meaning of free-flying. Life is adored when we get air-borne
with a lover methinks.....x

March 29th, 2023 05:20

A Question of Waste
arqios said:

Indeed N! There is no need for that. Sadly too many look the other way.

March 28th, 2023 17:40

A Question of Waste
Bella Shepard said:

Dear friend you pose a question to which there should be a simple answer. We solve problems of technology everyday, have teams of experts and scientiests working to improve everything in our world, except the human condition. I question whether we have always been this way, or did we lose ourselves somewhere along the way. Thank you for these three lines of conscience and compassion, it is sorely missing in our world.

March 28th, 2023 16:08

A Question of Waste
Mottakeenur Rehman said:

The use of the word \"waste\" in the title of the poem is significant, as it draws attention to the fact that the world produces more than enough food to feed every person, but much of it is lost or thrown away due to inefficiencies in the food production and distribution system. The poet implies that the problem is not so much the lack of resources but the failure to use them effectively

March 28th, 2023 07:03

A Question of Waste
orchidee said:

Do they do liposuction - and literally lips - for old trouts?! I do go on. lol.

March 28th, 2023 05:46

A Question of Waste
orchidee said:

Meanwhile in Fantasy Land - it\'s KP\'s fault, she scoffs everything. She weighs about 30 stone now. Ain\'t no Botox can help that! lol.

March 28th, 2023 05:36

A Question of Waste
orchidee said:

Yes - it\'s piling of butter mountains, etc. There\'s terrible waste around.
I admit Buddhists and some others may think about these things more than some Christians do, though some of them run Food Banks, Energy Banks, etc.

March 28th, 2023 05:35

A Question of Waste
Fay Slimm. said:

Good and needed point made mon ami. A question that should be put and answered by those who could make a difference and that means all of those living in the plentiful side of the world - including us....x

March 28th, 2023 04:36

In a Moment of Poetry
MendedFences27 said:

At first, I thought this would turn out to be an Enlightenment era painting of a woman by the sea, but no, it is your vision, your way of finding beauty in the simpler forms of life. Thank you for posting this and lifting my spirits, - Phil A.

March 27th, 2023 19:30

In a Moment of Poetry
Accidental Poet said:

Sounds like someone I know N. Wonderful write.

March 27th, 2023 19:25

Upon the Very Cusp of Spring
Accidental Poet said:

The smile of Spring always shines through N. 😉

March 27th, 2023 19:22

In a Moment of Poetry
Doggerel Dave said:

Just a moment? No aftermath?
I have a moment like that - sans shore... sans sandals... sans shawl... sans - sorry It\'s private.
An enjoyable thought you provoked, Neville - worth the read.

March 27th, 2023 19:17

In a Moment of Poetry
Bella Shepard said:

The perfect moment, how many do we have over a lifetime? Bundle them up, and keep them safe for they do inspire. A lovely write dear friend.

March 27th, 2023 15:17

In a Moment of Poetry
arqios said:

Life does come across as a series of poetic moments and some of which are so exhilarating we wish them not to end!

March 27th, 2023 06:53

In a Moment of Poetry
Fay Slimm. said:

Your poetic moments are always so readable - I loved absorbing this bit reflective \"what if \".............x

March 27th, 2023 06:40

In a Moment of Poetry
L. B. Mek said:

Brilliant!
(surrealist equity , in what we choose
to believe in
yet, Time unfurled to that fingertip of realised
serendipity
we adhere to fate\'s decree, as we cherish
that intuitive
poetic moment, which went-on to grace
our life
so wondrously, decadent...)

March 27th, 2023 03:18

Upon the Very Cusp of Spring
L. B. Mek said:

our beloved blighty
sure is keeping us waiting this year, Hyung
is it still April showers
if it\'s been \'at it\', since
sombre, November...
lol
\'and that
single daffodil
this brand new year ..\'
wonderfully subtle musicality
in your rhyming scheme
(I read and learn)

March 27th, 2023 03:12

No Reason Required
L. B. Mek said:

such a relatable theme, Hyung
loved your pacing and accessible wording
(Scars, we relate with
share, moments with
have a way of tainting our memories
so resplendently, vivid
yet inevitably, dipped in that regretful
...tint)

March 27th, 2023 03:07

Storked
L. B. Mek said:

\'redundant, yet still they
stand tall,
majestic and proud ..\'

\'Now serving
to provide individual
residences
for our snow white
cegonhas\'
!!!Brilliant!!!
The Poet! is back
all is well then, all is well

March 27th, 2023 03:02

In a Moment of Poetry
orchidee said:

Good write N. KP will stop at nothing - says she can walk on water. Walk on a lake of botox, more like! lol.
But don\'t ya hate those who always say \'at this moment of time\'? Erm, \'basically\' they are annoying.
They\'ve got me at it now - repeating \'basically\' all the time!

March 27th, 2023 02:34

Upon the Very Cusp of Spring
Michael Edwards said:

Nice one N - love shorties - they get to the point and don\'t waffle - now I\'m beginning to sound like Orchi.

March 26th, 2023 15:19

Upon the Very Cusp of Spring
Bella Shepard said:

Spring is so hopeful of new life, and the smile definitely smiles through. Thank you dear friend for these sweet words on such a beautiful Spring morn.

March 26th, 2023 10:19

Storked
Doggerel Dave said:

Abandoned and derelict , old industrial buildings? Your cegonhas have, it seems a similar function to our \'bin chickens\' or ibis Down Under.
Should this old site be earmarked for conversion into another use, please ensure heavy hands don\'t give it the same treatment as Battersea Power Station......... please, Neville.
For me, a richly descriptive write.

March 26th, 2023 05:20

Upon the Very Cusp of Spring
Doggerel Dave said:

The relief shines through...perhaps, just maybe, spring followed be summer will be......

March 26th, 2023 04:41

Upon the Very Cusp of Spring
Fay Slimm. said:

Am smiling with you dear poet as Spring births this verse to first cusp of bright unfold. Loved the read.........x

March 26th, 2023 04:08

Upon the Very Cusp of Spring
orchidee said:

Ya can\'t beat a bit of cusping!
What am I on about. I dunno! lol.

March 26th, 2023 03:03

No Reason Required
Goldfinch60 said:

A question that will always be with you Neville.

Andy

March 26th, 2023 01:29

No Reason Required
Bella Shepard said:

The tone of your poem is so soft and gentle, I can almost see the hint of a smile on your face as you pen this reminiscence. It\'s often those half forgotten memories that for some reason seem the sweetest. Lovely dear friend.

March 25th, 2023 17:08

No Reason Required
MendedFences27 said:

Sometimes we remember things we wish we could forget and other times we forget things we wish we could remember. Perhaps, those forgotten moments are best left un-discovered.
Your poem leaves the reader guessing, which indicates that it has accomplished stirring their imagination. Without description of person, place, or thing each can build their own scenery. Quite intriguing. - Phil A.

March 25th, 2023 15:14



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