Comments received on poems by Neville



Bitter Sweet Springs
2781 said:

That\'s true. I remember as a boy catching tadpoles in clear still water, and drinking from the running waters. Now we all have filtered water, and a thousand other fears.
I am looking forward to paradise revived.

August 14th, 2024 02:14

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Bobby O said:

Like when future Olympics refer to Simon Biles

August 14th, 2024 01:55

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Dan Williams said:

She once placed? How sad, how well expressed. Very nice.

August 14th, 2024 00:44

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MendedFences27 said:

Whoever \"she\" is she is sorely missed. I guess the end of time can cause one to focus more clearly.
Your poem leads us on an appreciation of time and of someone who used to fill that time,
The end of a \"ticking clock\" is great symbolism. Terrific poem. - Phil A.

August 13th, 2024 11:51

The Object and Outcome of Dreaming Alone
Tom Dylan said:

A fine write, Neville. Different people have different dreams. Nicely done. The lines did remind me of a line in a Raymond Chandler novel. \"I needed a drink, I needed a lot of life insurance, I needed a vacation, I needed a home in the country. What I had was a coat, a hat and a gun.\"

August 13th, 2024 06:38

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sorenbarrett said:

We never miss things until they are gone they say. And how could we? What depth runs through this piece. Is it the item or clock, or is it time that is missed? The tangible verses the intangible. This is pulling me down a rabbit hole. I\'m going to see if I can climb back out before I go in too deep.

August 13th, 2024 05:14

The Object and Outcome of Dreaming Alone
Accidental Poet said:

But when the pay raise comes in the form of her heart smiling for him it all evens out. 🌹

August 13th, 2024 03:54

The Object and Outcome of Dreaming Alone
Cassie58 said:

And you wonder how relationships last as long as they do, and they often do. The female and male of our species. I haven’t met a male yet who doesn’t like his home comforts while his eyes wander, even if his heart doesn’t. Let’s celebrate the positives while acknowkedging the differences. It’s all in the genes. I doubt if it will ever change:). So poetically penned Neville. I love forget me nots but I also have loved his pay rises too lol.

August 13th, 2024 02:43

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Cassie58 said:

The clock will stop ticking for all of us one day. That heart of ours won’t last forever. Make each day count. Have a very happy Tuesday Neville.

August 13th, 2024 02:19

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Goldfinch60 said:

Good words Neville.

Andy

August 13th, 2024 02:11

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Doggerel Dave said:

I\'m unsure if you find that pleasing....or not, Neville.

August 13th, 2024 01:53

The Object and Outcome of Dreaming Alone
Goldfinch60 said:

Interesting words Neville, men and women do have differing dreams but in life they can be composite partners.

Andy

August 13th, 2024 01:25

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orchidee said:

A fine write N.
KP\'s like some ticking clock at night - a loud tick, annoying, troublesome, etc!

August 13th, 2024 01:16

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Michael Edwards said:

Super piece - hope you are keeping well.

August 13th, 2024 01:00

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Thomas W Case said:

Fantastic work, my friend.

August 13th, 2024 00:34

Comparing Uncertain Potentialities
Accidental Poet said:

The master at his best. 🍷 cheers.

August 12th, 2024 21:30

The Object and Outcome of Dreaming Alone
MendedFences27 said:

Ah, the selfish male rises again. It\'s a wonder anyone finds the time for marriage. Especially these days.
Yeah, this is poetry. It has only one objective. - Phil A.

August 12th, 2024 10:53

The Object and Outcome of Dreaming Alone
Doggerel Dave said:

Cracked it, haven\'t you...What one is left to wonder is how a man and woman ever get it together for any length of time......

August 12th, 2024 08:29

The Object and Outcome of Dreaming Alone
Bella Shepard said:

You\'ve done quite a good job differentiating between the male and female ego. And yet, with all the differences, they still manage to find amicable relationships, well most of the time. A very interesting and illuminating write my friend.

August 12th, 2024 08:14

Comparing Uncertain Potentialities
Bella Shepard said:

The poetic form of this poem is perfect in rhyme and meter, reflecting upon a progression of thought that is sublime. You never cease to amaze!

August 12th, 2024 08:00

The Object and Outcome of Dreaming Alone
orchidee said:

KP says to me each night \'Happy botox dreams\'. lol.

August 12th, 2024 07:05

Comparing Uncertain Potentialities
Tom Dylan said:

A fine write, Neville. Something really profound there.

August 12th, 2024 06:31

The Object and Outcome of Dreaming Alone
sorenbarrett said:

Ah the differences in males and females. So nicely expressed in short poetic lines. The difficulty of expressing these differences in a condensed form you have distilled ina few lines. Lovely!!

August 12th, 2024 04:37

Comparing Uncertain Potentialities
MendedFences27 said:

Some deep thinking put into poetic form. Your theory offers \"divine immortality\" for \"love\" and why not?
Love is the one thing that we share universally. Scientists know that love exists but can\'t explain it. It also is the one emotion of mankind that is not totally self-centered.
Your little poem on love is actually a greatly powerful idea with much to defend it. It may cause a cosmic shift in our beliefs. I found it to be very stimulating. - Phil A.

August 11th, 2024 15:03

Comparing Uncertain Potentialities
Thomas W Case said:

Powerful work.

August 11th, 2024 10:24

Comparing Uncertain Potentialities
sorenbarrett said:

A profound thought deeply rooted in faith and belief but so well stated here it seems logic. The wording was superb and it reads so smoothly.

August 11th, 2024 06:53

Comparing Uncertain Potentialities
Cassie58 said:

Divine immortality for love. What a very beautiful thought for a glorious Sunday morning. Brevity with much to ponder on. Lovely thoughts Neville.

August 11th, 2024 03:02

Rituals
Cassie58 said:

Morning rituals. I always touch the sterling silver chain with its delicate pendant that hangs round my neck and which my mum wore till her dying day. I listen for the birdsong from the garden, and watch the movement of the silver birch outside my window. I’ve never focused before on these. I enjoyed reading about your rituals and I do agree that nothing can beat a full English. I like your thinking here Neville. Have a super sunny Sunday.

August 11th, 2024 02:58

Rituals
Goldfinch60 said:

Full English without Black Pudding is not a Full English Neville. LOL

Andy

August 11th, 2024 01:32

Rituals
Bobby O said:

It’s a saunter thru a here and there possibilities that command a certain order

August 10th, 2024 16:05



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