Comments received on poems by sorenbarrett
Residue
soheil khodaparasti said:
A beautiful portrayal of poetry’s transformative power, turning destruction into renewal and words into seeds of creation.
October 16th, 2026 03:00
soheil khodaparasti said:
A beautiful portrayal of poetry’s transformative power, turning destruction into renewal and words into seeds of creation.
October 16th, 2026 03:00
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Tristan Robert Lange said:
Soren, I\'m still trying to get past the dead roaches! 😂 At what point does the health department stop issuing citations and just condemn the entire building? Good grief! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
October 15th, 2026 21:46
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Soren, I\'m still trying to get past the dead roaches! 😂 At what point does the health department stop issuing citations and just condemn the entire building? Good grief! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
October 15th, 2026 21:46
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Doggerel Dave said:
Hey Soren; over not a few travel experiences I think I can safely claim to have experienced 96 – 98% of those hospitality infringements although I see no mention of a short sheeted bed and do find aircon via a hole in the door lacking in sophistication, so have managed to make marginally more up market choices than that. I also cannot claim to have experienced them all at the one time. Like my pleasures, they have been spread over a more lengthy period.
Enjoyed (if that is an appropriate word) your write up.
October 15th, 2026 16:31
Doggerel Dave said:
Hey Soren; over not a few travel experiences I think I can safely claim to have experienced 96 – 98% of those hospitality infringements although I see no mention of a short sheeted bed and do find aircon via a hole in the door lacking in sophistication, so have managed to make marginally more up market choices than that. I also cannot claim to have experienced them all at the one time. Like my pleasures, they have been spread over a more lengthy period.
Enjoyed (if that is an appropriate word) your write up.
October 15th, 2026 16:31
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Tony Grannell said:
Hello, Soren,
From your last poem to this, what a dramatic and drastic change. The whole poem in itself is a crime scene and expressed brilliantly in aptly applied hard language. It\'s not a place one would leave but flee from, as your early exit confirms. Hardboiled and unsettling. Excellent!
Fond regards,
Tony.
October 15th, 2026 13:56
Tony Grannell said:
Hello, Soren,
From your last poem to this, what a dramatic and drastic change. The whole poem in itself is a crime scene and expressed brilliantly in aptly applied hard language. It\'s not a place one would leave but flee from, as your early exit confirms. Hardboiled and unsettling. Excellent!
Fond regards,
Tony.
October 15th, 2026 13:56
Home
Tony Grannell said:
Well! Soren,
Man in the wilderness and what a beautiful wilderness it is.I would give my left testicle to live there. Lol! Very interested in the bird life, a student of ornithology all my life. I must admit, Im envious, that said, beautiful descriptions expressed with your usual flair, my friend.
All the best,
Tony.
October 15th, 2026 13:16
Tony Grannell said:
Well! Soren,
Man in the wilderness and what a beautiful wilderness it is.I would give my left testicle to live there. Lol! Very interested in the bird life, a student of ornithology all my life. I must admit, Im envious, that said, beautiful descriptions expressed with your usual flair, my friend.
All the best,
Tony.
October 15th, 2026 13:16
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orchidee said:
Good write SB. Ahh, an idea of where I could book KP in for a month. lol. Dunno why she complains - it sounds ideal for her. lol.
October 15th, 2026 11:26
orchidee said:
Good write SB. Ahh, an idea of where I could book KP in for a month. lol. Dunno why she complains - it sounds ideal for her. lol.
October 15th, 2026 11:26
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Teddy.15 said:
33 Dollars was cheap for all that! 🤣 I\'ve been in some holes myself through the years the worst in Jamaica. Brilliant imagery dear sorrenbarret 🌹
October 15th, 2026 04:53
Teddy.15 said:
33 Dollars was cheap for all that! 🤣 I\'ve been in some holes myself through the years the worst in Jamaica. Brilliant imagery dear sorrenbarret 🌹
October 15th, 2026 04:53
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Paul Bell said:
I\'m thinking this wasn\'t the Hilton hotel.
Actually, the five star rating it seems, is getting out alive.
This is why you must read the small print when you\'re booking those life changing holidays.
Take it you\'ll not be going back.
October 15th, 2026 04:08
Paul Bell said:
I\'m thinking this wasn\'t the Hilton hotel.
Actually, the five star rating it seems, is getting out alive.
This is why you must read the small print when you\'re booking those life changing holidays.
Take it you\'ll not be going back.
October 15th, 2026 04:08
Home
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Ah, Soren, I\'ve always enjoyed being somewhere I can hear nature without the constant intrusion of human activity. Give me a quiet morning outdoors and a good cup of home brewed cold brew, and I\'m perfectly content. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
October 14th, 2026 21:59
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Ah, Soren, I\'ve always enjoyed being somewhere I can hear nature without the constant intrusion of human activity. Give me a quiet morning outdoors and a good cup of home brewed cold brew, and I\'m perfectly content. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
October 14th, 2026 21:59
Home
Kevin Hulme said:
Sounds Idyllic. Living in a Town, sometimes at Night I can hear an Owl. Which I like , but nothing compared to your Situation.
A good Write to make me Green with envy.
October 14th, 2026 18:15
Kevin Hulme said:
Sounds Idyllic. Living in a Town, sometimes at Night I can hear an Owl. Which I like , but nothing compared to your Situation.
A good Write to make me Green with envy.
October 14th, 2026 18:15
Home
Jabberwocky said:
I have a little garden visited by magpies and finches and squirrels and foxes. That\'s as exotic as it gets on the outskirts of Glasgow. I have a porch with a platform outside where I have my coffee and cigarette in the morning and an uninterrupted view of the woods to the north and the \"sleeping giant\" (that\'s a formation of hills in the Campsite Fells that ..looks like a sleeping giant!, you can Google it) I say good morning to him but he\'s lost in his own thoughts.
I liked your poem. Not had time to write much recently. I read your bio and it inspires me to write a similar one, but not got round to that yet. Not so exciting but similar in many ways. And I though I\'d had a rich life! Anyway. Take care.
October 14th, 2026 16:53
Jabberwocky said:
I have a little garden visited by magpies and finches and squirrels and foxes. That\'s as exotic as it gets on the outskirts of Glasgow. I have a porch with a platform outside where I have my coffee and cigarette in the morning and an uninterrupted view of the woods to the north and the \"sleeping giant\" (that\'s a formation of hills in the Campsite Fells that ..looks like a sleeping giant!, you can Google it) I say good morning to him but he\'s lost in his own thoughts.
I liked your poem. Not had time to write much recently. I read your bio and it inspires me to write a similar one, but not got round to that yet. Not so exciting but similar in many ways. And I though I\'d had a rich life! Anyway. Take care.
October 14th, 2026 16:53
Framed
Joseph M Marion said:
The frame of life in which some actually get through and some suffer through
October 14th, 2026 08:57
Joseph M Marion said:
The frame of life in which some actually get through and some suffer through
October 14th, 2026 08:57
Fox in the henhouse
Joseph M Marion said:
I love this when things go wrong by your own hand in life how things seem to go like a domino I love this
October 14th, 2026 08:53
Joseph M Marion said:
I love this when things go wrong by your own hand in life how things seem to go like a domino I love this
October 14th, 2026 08:53
Home
orchidee said:
Good write SB. And now my poem (I think it\'s the correct title): \'Oh to be in England, now that April\'s there!\' lol.
October 14th, 2026 08:24
orchidee said:
Good write SB. And now my poem (I think it\'s the correct title): \'Oh to be in England, now that April\'s there!\' lol.
October 14th, 2026 08:24
Life\'s seasons
Doggerel Dave said:
Thanks Soren for tomorrow\'s (so to speak) referral. Missed completely first time round. World times do sometimes leave me out on a limb. Rich detail; glad I caught it.
October 14th, 2026 07:17
Doggerel Dave said:
Thanks Soren for tomorrow\'s (so to speak) referral. Missed completely first time round. World times do sometimes leave me out on a limb. Rich detail; glad I caught it.
October 14th, 2026 07:17
Home
Paul Bell said:
All the surburbinites are googling where this place is, and packing their bags as we speak.
Mind you, the ferals would soon turn it into the dump they just left.
I would keep this place to yourself.
October 14th, 2026 03:49
Paul Bell said:
All the surburbinites are googling where this place is, and packing their bags as we speak.
Mind you, the ferals would soon turn it into the dump they just left.
I would keep this place to yourself.
October 14th, 2026 03:49
Home
Teddy.15 said:
Sounds like an orchestra fit for a king. Such magnificent imagery I felt I was with you. 🌹
October 14th, 2026 03:46
Teddy.15 said:
Sounds like an orchestra fit for a king. Such magnificent imagery I felt I was with you. 🌹
October 14th, 2026 03:46
Home
Doggerel Dave said:
How some folks are forced to suffer in this world, Soren; I\'m so sorry. I\'m sure that if you approached the right authority, they would find you a cozy little flat halfway up a tower block which would give you access to all the city\'s wonderful attractions below.
October 14th, 2026 03:26
Doggerel Dave said:
How some folks are forced to suffer in this world, Soren; I\'m so sorry. I\'m sure that if you approached the right authority, they would find you a cozy little flat halfway up a tower block which would give you access to all the city\'s wonderful attractions below.
October 14th, 2026 03:26
Life\'s seasons
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Wow, Soren. I found myself thinking about my own childhood while reading this. People, places, little things I\'d almost forgotten. And then I started thinking about how much has changed since. Getting older is a hell of an experience, isn\'t it, my friend? Thank you for this one. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
October 13th, 2026 23:22
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Wow, Soren. I found myself thinking about my own childhood while reading this. People, places, little things I\'d almost forgotten. And then I started thinking about how much has changed since. Getting older is a hell of an experience, isn\'t it, my friend? Thank you for this one. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
October 13th, 2026 23:22
Life\'s seasons
Kevin Hulme said:
Wonderful Poem on Life and looking back at the Years.
Father\'s face in the Mirror is Something I can relate too.
Well done.
October 13th, 2026 16:09
Kevin Hulme said:
Wonderful Poem on Life and looking back at the Years.
Father\'s face in the Mirror is Something I can relate too.
Well done.
October 13th, 2026 16:09
Fox in the henhouse
cully45 said:
Short and to the point. Enjoyed it. Regards Owen
October 13th, 2026 12:26
cully45 said:
Short and to the point. Enjoyed it. Regards Owen
October 13th, 2026 12:26
Life\'s seasons
orchidee said:
Good write SB. Ahh, seasons. I thought \'That\'s a lot to be doing in one day\'. Though I could just about fit all that into the extra one second we had one year. lol.
October 13th, 2026 09:37
orchidee said:
Good write SB. Ahh, seasons. I thought \'That\'s a lot to be doing in one day\'. Though I could just about fit all that into the extra one second we had one year. lol.
October 13th, 2026 09:37
Life\'s seasons
Lorenz said:
When the last-second angel appears ,the panorama of an entire life flashes before your eyes...
October 13th, 2026 09:22
Lorenz said:
When the last-second angel appears ,the panorama of an entire life flashes before your eyes...
October 13th, 2026 09:22
Life\'s seasons
Friendship said:
Wow, this is a powerful poem about life\'s journey. Your poem explores the passage of time and the interplay of memory and nostalgia, reflecting on life\'s beauty and bittersweetness. You painted the highlights of cherished moments from childhood to adulthood, the joy of family and love, and the inevitable decline that comes with aging and loss.
October 13th, 2026 08:21
Friendship said:
Wow, this is a powerful poem about life\'s journey. Your poem explores the passage of time and the interplay of memory and nostalgia, reflecting on life\'s beauty and bittersweetness. You painted the highlights of cherished moments from childhood to adulthood, the joy of family and love, and the inevitable decline that comes with aging and loss.
October 13th, 2026 08:21
Life\'s seasons
Thomas W Case said:
There’s a damn sweeping tenderness here, because the poem gathers an entire life through its smells, sounds, seasons, family rituals, first loves, losses, and the slow realization that the world you once knew has quietly disappeared. The final image of your father’s face emerging in the mirror is the keeper for me, because it brings all that childhood wonder and accumulated grief into one unavoidable moment where time stops being a memory and becomes the face looking back at you.
October 13th, 2026 08:15
Thomas W Case said:
There’s a damn sweeping tenderness here, because the poem gathers an entire life through its smells, sounds, seasons, family rituals, first loves, losses, and the slow realization that the world you once knew has quietly disappeared. The final image of your father’s face emerging in the mirror is the keeper for me, because it brings all that childhood wonder and accumulated grief into one unavoidable moment where time stops being a memory and becomes the face looking back at you.
October 13th, 2026 08:15
A heart of steel
Tony Grannell said:
Hello, Soren,
What an interesting and most unusual passage of poetry. To build and destroy and destroy to build. Who wields the ax to sever or to build, in who\'s hands be it for the ax is just a tool like money, to prosper or wreak havoc. Another very intresting poem from you, my good fellow.
Wishing you much happiness,
Tony.
October 13th, 2026 07:19
Tony Grannell said:
Hello, Soren,
What an interesting and most unusual passage of poetry. To build and destroy and destroy to build. Who wields the ax to sever or to build, in who\'s hands be it for the ax is just a tool like money, to prosper or wreak havoc. Another very intresting poem from you, my good fellow.
Wishing you much happiness,
Tony.
October 13th, 2026 07:19
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