Comments received on poems by L. B. Mek



of Despairing, ganGreen Heart’s
PrEm Ji said:

Someone told, Covid is the death-bell of Capitalism. Unfortunately, it is not!

May 10th, 2021 10:47

of Despairing, ganGreen Heart’s
Jerry Reynolds said:

Hard hitting article, L.B.

May 10th, 2021 09:33

of Despairing, ganGreen Heart’s
Neville said:


my word you amaze me sir how well you know your stuff ...

I was horrified but sadly, not surprised by the reference to what was more than just a near miss on 7th May this year ... thankfully no one is believed to have suffered life changing injuries in the latest inferno ..
although it is impossible to guess the agonies those who lost the roof over their heads and all their possessions .. is it even possible to adequately compensate them .......

... Neville

May 10th, 2021 06:35

of Despairing, ganGreen Heart’s
dusk arising said:

Are we associating the opposition of the rights of tower block residents to be compensated by at fault manufacturers with the right of UK residents to have the defense of \'mutual assured destruction\' waved in the face of any foreign aggressor?
Why so, when both are a necessity?


May 10th, 2021 04:02

of Uncertain, vigil’s
Neville said:


I really dont think I need to tell you how good this is L.B ..
this is one of those that I really wish I had written myself and no kiddin ...

... Neville


May 4th, 2021 07:46

of Uncertain, vigil’s
Fay Slimm. said:

A mesmeric rendering of love\'s first addictions L.B. - and in your own style of imagery so well worth adding to my list of favourites.

May 3rd, 2021 04:28

Lover’s manual
Neville said:


.. if we could have got there first and smacked a copywrite on it .. no doubt we would have made a mint

.. as it stands tho\' the original ancient Indian Sanskrit text closely followed by the first ever Japanese Pillow Book pipped us both to the post ... your manual however shows incredible promise and is significantly more than just a good read ............................... N

April 20th, 2021 13:26

Lover’s manual
SureshG said:

Maybe I can them love as succinctly as you have so poetically defined.

April 13th, 2021 22:06

Lover’s manual
Goldfinch60 said:

Love is so special and we show our love in our own unique ways to the ones we love.

Andy

April 13th, 2021 00:15

Lover’s manual
dusk arising said:

Hmm difficult. I would not choose to dictate to another how they should love me. For in loving them i would be welcoming their own ways of loving me.
I\'m reminded of Goldfinch\'s poem today..... is this where my truth gets me into troubles?

April 12th, 2021 04:05

Lover’s manual
Violet bluebell( used to be yellow rose) said:

Beautiful words 🙂🙂 and that song is lovely

April 12th, 2021 03:20

inherent Truth
ron parrish aka wordman said:

and i agree 100%

April 10th, 2021 17:10

inherent Truth
SureshG said:

is inherently so, as truth should not need to be repeated

nicely done

April 4th, 2021 06:33

inherent Truth
Eugene S. said:

Awesome!! You\'ve summed up my daily routine!😁

April 3rd, 2021 17:39

inherent Truth
Poetic Dan said:

Wow.... boom.. love it! And love it again my friend. That\'s a beautiful view, don\'t forget it or maybe let it help you find the place to rest and sleep..

April 3rd, 2021 16:01

inherent Truth
jarcher54 said:

Could you repeat that?

April 3rd, 2021 02:57

inherent Truth
Goldfinch60 said:

So true Mek but if you can perceive it correctly all will be as it should.

Andy

April 3rd, 2021 00:26

inherent Truth
MendedFences27 said:

\"Repetition\" can be a useful poetic tool or it can ruin a poem. Here the partial repetition if your line endings adds to the poems value, It demonstrates for the reader exactly what the poem is trying to convey. Interesting read. - Phil A.

April 2nd, 2021 19:17

inherent Truth
Jerry Reynolds said:

Oh my, L.B. I like that. I worked for an an art director once, who talked like that.

April 2nd, 2021 08:19

I know why Cageless Birds, still sing: in Rasping tones
down the rabbithole said:

These words hit deep. I love your style of writing

April 1st, 2021 13:19

of Insomnia
Poetic Dan said:

I felt this one as many nights in unable to stop the old friend. Always best to get writing then!



March 27th, 2021 14:15

of Insomnia
Goldfinch60 said:

Some friends bring problems but so many bring joy in these strange times.

Andy

March 26th, 2021 04:21

‘I speak to paper’: to tame, my surrender
ron parrish aka wordman said:

lot of great word choices

March 23rd, 2021 19:51

of Disparity
Poetic Dan said:

In a world that has abundance it is truly sad that our beautiful minds and talent still don\'t create balance before fashion or the next gadgets to be had.

Saddest human fact we struggle to learn until its gone!

Always a fantastic reminder to see how privileged most of us are, even with mental battle scars.

March 23rd, 2021 16:22

of Disparity
Fay Slimm. said:

A fine reminder and well expressed in your verse ;here L.B. - - we are truly fortunate with gifts like fresh water to drink while across the ocean its lack causes suffering - to sponsor a well-dig for a small village is one way to help - - thank you for bringing World Water Day more to our attention my friend.

March 22nd, 2021 16:56

of Disparity
FredPeyer said:

You touched on and reminded us of one of this world\'s most important problem in your well written poem. Water and food! We are indeed lucky!

March 22nd, 2021 11:12

of Disparity
orchidee said:

Good write LB.

March 22nd, 2021 08:15

of Disparity
Goldfinch60 said:

So very true Mek, we are so fortunate in our lives but those without water can be helped if only those in power would climb down from their ivory towers and see the real world.

Andy

March 22nd, 2021 04:56

‘I speak to paper’: to tame, my surrender
Gary Edward Geraci said:

I enjoyed the chase required of me so that I might, at least partially, come to understand your intellectual/philosophical poem. Yes, I had to look up both the philosopher and the French language used. This was enjoyable and so I thank you for the well thought out sentiments conveyed here. While I’m more inclined now (and experienced) to freely offer myself to others without any anticipation of payback - this was learned - and initially willed - against the forces of an objecting human nature. So self-love is partially responsible even in practicing the virtue of religion. But then the unmerited grace of God begins to assist and one really becomes cognizant of changes in oneself that go beyond that which could have been personally willed ... ah, it’s better experienced than described. And that’s my constant challenge as a poet, perhaps yours as well.

March 18th, 2021 20:37

‘I speak to paper’: to tame, my surrender
Poetic Dan said:

As if your words had me in a trance!
Always a pleasure to feel your vibe, keep up the write

March 18th, 2021 17:19

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