Comments received on poems by Neville



Wasps
L. B. Mek said:

a certain Queen might dispute your disregard for their ferocious cousins, but I for one agree with you entirely lol,
wonderful read

October 15th, 2020 04:19

Wasps
Dove said:

I miss the bees, usually get wasp nest! Something about climate change! Lost a grade school friend to a bee sting,

Now Bee Have yourself, smiling ,

October 14th, 2020 13:55

Bring us More Liquor
Dove said:

Pub owner and a hangman “ what do patrons say. “ Good to the last drop” just kidding,
A well written poem, you never fail to entertain or teach

October 14th, 2020 13:48

Wasps
dusk arising said:

Oh i dunno about good for nuthin..... they make a rather satisfying crunch when u squash \'em.

I usually encounter them hiding in the branches when i\'m blackberry picking. Far fewer of them about lately though. Last year i had a wasp nest in the soil beneath my front hedge. I prepared wasp traps as per you tube videos and they just filled up with blue-bottle type flies so i just kept my distance.
I only got stung once which was as a child on the side of my third finger which hurt like hell.

October 14th, 2020 12:40

Wasps
ANGELA & BRIAN said:

BRIAN HERE ~ Good Morning Neville. In NATURE & ECOLOGY every living thing has its place and especially WASPS they are an essential part of Natures Cycles & Webs ~ OK they sting but that is part of their defence mechanism ! Visually they add a touch of colour and their NESTS are a MASTERPIECE of High Rise Flat Engineeing built of Wood not Wax !
What good do they do ! WASPS play an impotant role in Pollination - Predation & Parisitism. Without WASPS we would be overun with insect pests and there would be NO FIGS. Some think that would be a good thing ! WASPS pick up YEAST from late season grapes and store it in Winter for the next seasons grapes. So next time you see a WASP ~ DONT kill it but *Raise a Glass* to it AMEN.

Blessings & Peace & Joy
Yours A & B & Smokey ! ! !

October 14th, 2020 06:08

Wasps
Goldfinch60 said:

Nearly all my long life I have never been stung bu a bee or a wasp but about four years ago I was getting the rotary clothesline in and there was a wasp sitting on top and it stung me as I reached up to get the line down. They hide from you and then get you.!

Andy

October 14th, 2020 04:21

Wasps
orchidee said:

Yes, I wouldn\'t swat a bee.

October 14th, 2020 04:06

Wasps
Fay Slimm. said:

Loving this short and pithy opinion of stingers that prey on sweet flesh at this time of year - remembering earlier encounters I uttered loud Ouches when reading these words Nev...............x

October 14th, 2020 03:04

Bring us More Liquor
orchidee said:

Well, there\'s the line, not that I subscribe to it....... He got rid of some human rubbish; it saved the tax-payer the cost of keeping them; why, we could save thousands today if it was brought back\'. But how much does rope cost? Do shut up Orchi. lol.
Erm, a materialsitic view there.

October 13th, 2020 07:28

Bring us More Liquor
Lorna said:

Suggestion: \"Pierrepoint’s Slippered Footstep\" - must have been the worst sound they could ever have heard!

October 13th, 2020 06:29

Bring us More Liquor
dusk arising said:

I\'m gonna be a train driver when I grow up, what you gonna be Albert?

What\'s ya favourite card game Albert - SNAP?

I just read Goldfinch\'s comment about Pierrepoint not taking his work home with him and giggled, well neither does a sewerman.

A delightfully dark piece today yet full of respect for the man who\'s job none would vie for.

October 13th, 2020 05:58

Bring us More Liquor
Goldfinch60 said:

It is amazing that Pierrepoint could do his job, he obviously had the ability to put his work in a separate cupboard in his mind and only open it when he had to do his work.
Wonderful words Neville, and I am so glad the ‘long drop’ is no longer with us.

Andy

October 13th, 2020 04:34

Bring us More Liquor
Fay Slimm. said:

Have learnt a new name with a most gruesome calling from this sombre but well captured versing today Nev - - the title seems apt - but oh that number of long drops Albert had seen makes me shudder for his hapless family who could never have thought his official position was fun ......................x

October 13th, 2020 04:20

Where do Dreams Go
Goldfinch60 said:

Those dreams will always be there and even if they are buried in the snow, snow melts and those dreams will rise once more.

Andy

October 13th, 2020 00:32

Where do Dreams Go
Poetic Dan said:

Fantastic journey

Much appreciated my friend!

October 12th, 2020 14:03

Where do Dreams Go
Lorna said:

Everything seems to real and here and suddenly it\'s gone...... I loved

Somewhere lost
without wanting, or wishing
to be found, until they are dust



October 12th, 2020 05:48

Yellow Umbrella\'s
L. B. Mek said:

lol, what delightfully \'free\' partner(s) you have encountered, how lucky a gift - that imagination you utilise, expertly: to spice those delight\'s you squeeze out of life,
a daringly witty write

October 12th, 2020 05:45

Where do Dreams Go
orchidee said:

Yes, I should get out more, I really should, cos it\'s all dreams to me too! Leather? Swoon! lol.

October 12th, 2020 05:06

Where do Dreams Go
L. B. Mek said:

or maybe, just maybe if hindsight were to arrive early - for once, he would realise: those dreams are being realised, in each breath of flicked feather and her sultry shudder of pleasure, at his every whisper of surrender...
sorry my friend your words jolted my keyboard into life and I found myself scribbling away - yet again, I have lost count at the amount of times your writes have inspired instantaneous flow of unfiltered rhymes from me... what a gift you wield!
brilliant pacing in your wonderfully immersive lines this write

October 12th, 2020 04:10

Where do Dreams Go
Fay Slimm. said:

Sensually potent this verse on what memory dreams before it melts into ether - - you nailed the longing real well here Nev..................x

October 12th, 2020 04:01

Yellow Umbrella\'s
Dove said:

Let’s hope the winds of lust
doesn’t blow
that umbrella away
But do enjoy if you must
The color of foreplay

Hello yellow


October 11th, 2020 13:26

Yellow Umbrella\'s
Fay Slimm. said:

Methinks that suggestion of love in a dim hallway takes precedence over any umbrella wherever it\'s placed - - - thanks for the smile your witty tale gave me today..................x

October 11th, 2020 02:48

Yellow Umbrella\'s
orchidee said:

Hope those umbrellas don\'t talk, yellow or whatever colour, placed in the hallway, while......!

October 11th, 2020 02:08

Yellow Umbrella\'s
Goldfinch60 said:

I have never encountered a yellow umbrella but in one session of my working days I had a black umbrella as defender on my walk to work (Blimey! that was a long time ago!)

Andy

October 11th, 2020 01:29

Spit it Out
Goldfinch60 said:

Forgiveness is the way to be in this life but many just do not see it that way.

Andy

October 11th, 2020 00:24

Mile High
Dove said:

I’d like to join the mile high club,
But I’ll settle for the bunk bed on top!

May your wings fly high
But never reach the sun
Or you’ll have to sigh
When you fall down on your bum

October 10th, 2020 17:50

Spit it Out
Dove said:

Oh such truths one speaks!
Forgiveness is an assets
It’s the forgetting, not so easy


October 10th, 2020 17:31

Spit it Out
orchidee said:

Oohh, who can forgive me for singing? Is it possible?! (lol).

October 10th, 2020 09:41

Spit it Out
dusk arising said:

Some become so enraged by the hurt they experience that they are unable to forgive.... i had the experience of being with one for a while.
Forgiveness is the lubricant of life really.

A really stirring, deep piece from you today.

October 10th, 2020 08:55

Spit it Out
Fay Slimm. said:

With an appeal like this how could anyone refuse to let sleeping dogs lie and start over again -- your words end in the state folk need to cultivate more Nev - -- that of forgiveness. -- oh and I would insert the last word as BABE.......... dont ask me why but I think it may fit the previous rhyming ....................x

October 10th, 2020 07:42



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