Comments received on poems by GeekSusie



Pay Them. Respect Them. Let Them Work.
Doggerel Dave said:

\"What does TSA mean in the United States?
DEFINITION: “TBA” and “TBD” mean “to be announced” and “to be determined,” respectively. These terms are used broadly in event planning; they indicate that although something is expected to happen, a particular aspect of that, such as place and time, remains to be confirmed.\" - direct copy and paste from Google query....
Not suggesting that is the only explanation available to me, merely that an explanatory note at source would obviate any confusion at all for those not directly involved in this particular industrial dispute.😜

March 25th, 2026 18:53

Pay Them. Respect Them. Let Them Work.
sorenbarrett said:

It is never wise to anger those that protect you. Worse still encouraging the villains and criminals paying them for crimes sets a bad example

March 25th, 2026 13:35

Held Hostage in Suits
Doggerel Dave said:

Sounds about right, and I can feel the deep and abiding anger in a well constructed piece. But I\'m not there, so who exactly are you addressing?

March 24th, 2026 23:49

Held Hostage in Suits
sorenbarrett said:

Assertive words in this poem of standing up for oneself in a thankless job. Well said

March 24th, 2026 20:34

The Shape of Their Assumptions
Doggerel Dave said:

So did ya fuck a bloke (guy) or did ya make love to a turkey baster?😆😅😂.....LOL

March 11th, 2026 04:15

The Shape of Their Assumptions
sorenbarrett said:

It still bothers me why people think they have any business or right to question, meddle, or even know about a person\'s sexual life, who they choose as friends, lovers or bank account. Why is that their business and how does that affect them. A lovely write

March 10th, 2026 18:28

Paradise or Truth
sorenbarrett said:

Curiosity seen as a virtue in this poem,. Well done

March 7th, 2026 12:12

Ce qui brille dans le silence
Sami Khelifa said:

Une superbe leçon de regard : savoir deviner la flamme sous le chemin là où d\'autres ne voient qu\'une pierre muette.

February 27th, 2026 15:50

Don’t Confuse ‘Not Him’ with ‘Good’
Doggerel Dave said:

\"one man’s ugliness
does not excuse another’s mediocrity.\" Yet that is the choice voters are invariably presented with.

A long rant I coasted through with ease and enjoyment,

February 19th, 2026 20:49

Don’t Confuse ‘Not Him’ with ‘Good’
sorenbarrett said:

So well worded pairing opposing adjectives to point out the irony of the situation. And for that a fave

February 19th, 2026 17:37

Partisan Potholes in Everyday Life
Friendship said:

Well done. Your poem humorously examines daily life through a political lens, highlighting the triviality of associating routine events (like waking up or experiencing weather) with political ideologies. It ultimately suggests that not everything needs to be politicized and that there can be moments of simple joy and peace.


February 16th, 2026 10:29

Partisan Potholes in Everyday Life
sorenbarrett said:

A fun read of confusion. Well written

February 14th, 2026 21:11

La femme sans armure
yves papageno said:

J\'aime votre chaleur tranquille. Yves.

February 12th, 2026 07:20

We Shared the Same Silence
RSM0812 said:

This is well written qith a hi t of urgency and poeric grace. \" how breath can soften walls\" brilliant and beautifully done

February 10th, 2026 06:18

We Shared the Same Silence
sorenbarrett said:

A deep message in this poem that all should take the time to learn. Well said and as a metaphor it applies to all. A lovely write and a fave

February 9th, 2026 17:36

Enough As We Are
sorenbarrett said:

As we search in our busy lives we find that little is accomplished with the hustle and bustle A good read

February 7th, 2026 14:14

What We Build Together
sorenbarrett said:

A wonderful message put in metaphor. Nicely written

February 5th, 2026 19:33

When Eyes Meet Without Fear
Paul Bell said:

When you walk through the valley of death, you will fear no fear.
A letter from the taxman, you\'re running for the hills.

February 4th, 2026 06:55

When Eyes Meet Without Fear
sorenbarrett said:

Facing one\'s fears is the only way to defeat them. A very nice write

February 3rd, 2026 20:48

When the Quiet Left the Room
sorenbarrett said:

How true it is with noise pollution everywhere, light pollution, air pollution, water pollution there is not peace. Nicely written

February 1st, 2026 13:51

When the Wind Comes
sorenbarrett said:

Beautiful! Love a natural force itself withstands all other forces. It may bend but never breaks for if it does it was never love. A wonderful write

January 30th, 2026 10:21

Where Dusk Becomes Dawn
Bitter Nightshade said:

This poem really spoke to me. The ending is so poignant, and really speaks to how a journey of improvement can change you. I really loved how you made a common sentiment feel unique and human!

January 28th, 2026 18:44

Where Dusk Becomes Dawn
sorenbarrett said:

A beautiful poem of growing older and with it better. It is not deterioration but growth. Lovely

January 28th, 2026 18:06

Where Stillness Breathes
sorenbarrett said:

A most lovely metaphor and lesson in love so well worded and written

January 26th, 2026 14:02

Sans vouloir davantage
Paul Bell said:

Parfois, même si c\'est juste sous nos yeux, c\'est caché.

Maintenant que tu le sais, tu l\'apprécieras davantage.

January 25th, 2026 14:29

Where Tenderness Endures
sorenbarrett said:

A beautiful poem with a wonderful message set to good rhyme. Very nicely constructed.

January 23rd, 2026 20:27

They Were Waiting for Me
Paul Bell said:

I had this scene where you told them you were a lesbian, but they were more concerned you weren\'t pregnant.
Great it turned out alright. Now, just to make sure. You\'re definitely not pregnant are you.


January 19th, 2026 14:41

They Were Waiting for Me
sorenbarrett said:

Well written the initial fear of rejection for whom one is and the relief at finding that those that do love you will accept you regardless and have probably already known anyway. Nicely written.

January 19th, 2026 13:07

They Were Waiting for Me
Friendship said:

Well said. Your poem revolves around the experience of coming out and the contrasting reactions of acceptance versus fear. Your poem delves into the personal journey of self-acceptance, the anxiety surrounding revealing one’s sexual identity, and the significance of unconditional love and support from family. It emphasizes the importance of patience and understanding in the process of self-discovery.

January 19th, 2026 12:40

Where the Ruby Waits
Paul Bell said:

Yes, scratch below the surface and who knows what you\'ll find.
The great saying. Where\'s there\'s muck there\'s brass.
In saying that, the ex did take all my brass.

January 17th, 2026 12:12

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