Comments received on poems by Kevin Hulme
All the Nice Girls...
Tony Grannell said:
Dear, Kevin,
Very well done and what an ending. Talk about the, Captain\'s Table - and what\'s for afters.
All the very best,
Tony.
September 10th, 2025 08:59
Tony Grannell said:
Dear, Kevin,
Very well done and what an ending. Talk about the, Captain\'s Table - and what\'s for afters.
All the very best,
Tony.
September 10th, 2025 08:59
All the Nice Girls...
arqios said:
Get that - some pseudonym cover for such spoutings. But I surmise this is a \"safe place\" for us.
September 4th, 2025 19:02
arqios said:
Get that - some pseudonym cover for such spoutings. But I surmise this is a \"safe place\" for us.
September 4th, 2025 19:02
All the Nice Girls...
sorenbarrett said:
A fun read and don\'t worry about the pseudo name I don\'t have one either
September 4th, 2025 18:54
sorenbarrett said:
A fun read and don\'t worry about the pseudo name I don\'t have one either
September 4th, 2025 18:54
A not so Grand dad
Neville said:
We had the cleanest coalman ever don\'tcha know .. his name was Cecil and he used to whistle like hell .. or like a kettle actually .. Your authors note was fascinating too .. Neville
September 1st, 2025 12:44
Neville said:
We had the cleanest coalman ever don\'tcha know .. his name was Cecil and he used to whistle like hell .. or like a kettle actually .. Your authors note was fascinating too .. Neville
September 1st, 2025 12:44
A not so Grand dad
Tom Dylan said:
A fine write, and fascinating about his return. Nicely done.
September 1st, 2025 01:52
Tom Dylan said:
A fine write, and fascinating about his return. Nicely done.
September 1st, 2025 01:52
A not so Grand dad
Doggerel Dave said:
Never mind the relationship - glass bottles with silver top managed to separate the milk from the messenger...them were the days free of effete notions such as hygiene....
August 31st, 2025 20:18
Doggerel Dave said:
Never mind the relationship - glass bottles with silver top managed to separate the milk from the messenger...them were the days free of effete notions such as hygiene....
August 31st, 2025 20:18
A not so Grand dad
sorenbarrett said:
Quite the descriptive and artistically worded image that in rhyme depicts a repulsive figure. All expectations of a coal miner dashed by the introduction of the word milkman. A fun read and a fave
August 31st, 2025 19:46
sorenbarrett said:
Quite the descriptive and artistically worded image that in rhyme depicts a repulsive figure. All expectations of a coal miner dashed by the introduction of the word milkman. A fun read and a fave
August 31st, 2025 19:46
Telly Detectives
sorenbarrett said:
You have to be a certain age to remember Telly Savalas as Kojak and the play on Kodak works well here. Fun read
August 30th, 2025 04:20
sorenbarrett said:
You have to be a certain age to remember Telly Savalas as Kojak and the play on Kodak works well here. Fun read
August 30th, 2025 04:20
Telly Detectives
arqios said:
A cheeky nod to 1970s TV nostalgia, this light‑footed rhyme swaps Kojak’s homicide beat for a camera’s flash, turning Telly Savalas’s bald‑headed, lollipop‑sucking sleuth into “Theo Kodak,” a police photographer no crook would want tailing them. With its singsong rhymes, catchphrase callbacks, and punning name, it works like a quick snapshot; instantly recognisable, warmly irreverent, and grinning at its own wordplay. Such fun traipsing down memory lane 🕊️🙏🏻
August 30th, 2025 00:50
arqios said:
A cheeky nod to 1970s TV nostalgia, this light‑footed rhyme swaps Kojak’s homicide beat for a camera’s flash, turning Telly Savalas’s bald‑headed, lollipop‑sucking sleuth into “Theo Kodak,” a police photographer no crook would want tailing them. With its singsong rhymes, catchphrase callbacks, and punning name, it works like a quick snapshot; instantly recognisable, warmly irreverent, and grinning at its own wordplay. Such fun traipsing down memory lane 🕊️🙏🏻
August 30th, 2025 00:50
A Poem of Very little Consequence
Tom Dylan said:
Bravo, Kevin! Love this. The way you mention all the other poems, but not that, just brilliant!
August 29th, 2025 08:30
Tom Dylan said:
Bravo, Kevin! Love this. The way you mention all the other poems, but not that, just brilliant!
August 29th, 2025 08:30
A Poem of Very little Consequence
Doggerel Dave said:
I have no cause to be disillusioned here, in fact I ended up with more than the disclaimer(s).
August 28th, 2025 18:53
Doggerel Dave said:
I have no cause to be disillusioned here, in fact I ended up with more than the disclaimer(s).
August 28th, 2025 18:53
A Poem of Very little Consequence
sorenbarrett said:
Very nice so many poems of this type I have written it brings nostalgia. A lovely write
August 28th, 2025 12:54
sorenbarrett said:
Very nice so many poems of this type I have written it brings nostalgia. A lovely write
August 28th, 2025 12:54
Portrait of Dora Lyse
Neville said:
Brill and I aint talkin fish neither mate .. Made both sides of my mouth curl up ... Neville 👍
August 28th, 2025 03:00
Neville said:
Brill and I aint talkin fish neither mate .. Made both sides of my mouth curl up ... Neville 👍
August 28th, 2025 03:00
Portrait of Dora Lyse
RSM0812 said:
Quite a story in very few words. Short and sweer. A fantastic historical write. Good job.
August 25th, 2025 11:45
RSM0812 said:
Quite a story in very few words. Short and sweer. A fantastic historical write. Good job.
August 25th, 2025 11:45
Portrait of Dora Lyse
arqios said:
There’s a wry, noir‑tinged humour in this little portrait: the glamour of a name like Dora Lyse brushing up against the tabloid grit of domestic upheaval. In a handful of lines we glimpse an entire arc: the art‑world muse, the fractured marriage, the switch from painter’s spotlight to police station glare. Those “3 black eyes” land as both visual gag and grim punchline; inviting us to linger on whether they’re literal bruises, a sardonic embellishment, or a symbol of how appearances and stories get reframed in the retelling. It reads like a snapshot from a larger, half‑scandalous scrapbook, the kind that leaves you wondering about everything just outside the frame.
August 25th, 2025 05:27
arqios said:
There’s a wry, noir‑tinged humour in this little portrait: the glamour of a name like Dora Lyse brushing up against the tabloid grit of domestic upheaval. In a handful of lines we glimpse an entire arc: the art‑world muse, the fractured marriage, the switch from painter’s spotlight to police station glare. Those “3 black eyes” land as both visual gag and grim punchline; inviting us to linger on whether they’re literal bruises, a sardonic embellishment, or a symbol of how appearances and stories get reframed in the retelling. It reads like a snapshot from a larger, half‑scandalous scrapbook, the kind that leaves you wondering about everything just outside the frame.
August 25th, 2025 05:27
Portrait of Dora Lyse
sorenbarrett said:
This is poetic humor loved it a fave
August 24th, 2025 16:01
sorenbarrett said:
This is poetic humor loved it a fave
August 24th, 2025 16:01
Once Upon a Happy Ever After
Neville said:
Blimey Mate you crammed so much of my yoof in there its hard to comment on just bits .. Therefore I\'m gonna be breef .. & paraphrase the late Bernard Mathews and just say Bootiful .. Neville
August 24th, 2025 03:24
Neville said:
Blimey Mate you crammed so much of my yoof in there its hard to comment on just bits .. Therefore I\'m gonna be breef .. & paraphrase the late Bernard Mathews and just say Bootiful .. Neville
August 24th, 2025 03:24
Once Upon a Happy Ever After
Doggerel Dave said:
My kind of poetry only more so - to throw one or two of these every so often would lighten the spirit. Thanks muchly.
August 21st, 2025 08:18
Doggerel Dave said:
My kind of poetry only more so - to throw one or two of these every so often would lighten the spirit. Thanks muchly.
August 21st, 2025 08:18
Pink Elephants
NafisaSB said:
at least you survived to tell the tale - bravo..
August 21st, 2025 00:20
NafisaSB said:
at least you survived to tell the tale - bravo..
August 21st, 2025 00:20
Once Upon a Happy Ever After
Cheeky Missy said:
Dang, man!!! You\'re too good. I love, love, LOVE this! Made me laugh too loudly and kept me every single line, it\'s too good! I want an illustrated copy, pretty please? Gorgeously rendered with exceptional imagery and a waltzing poignancy. Thank you so very, very much for sharing.
August 20th, 2025 22:23
Cheeky Missy said:
Dang, man!!! You\'re too good. I love, love, LOVE this! Made me laugh too loudly and kept me every single line, it\'s too good! I want an illustrated copy, pretty please? Gorgeously rendered with exceptional imagery and a waltzing poignancy. Thank you so very, very much for sharing.
August 20th, 2025 22:23
Once Upon a Happy Ever After
sorenbarrett said:
You have covered pretty well the fairy tales and nursery rhymes in this poem. A fun read
August 20th, 2025 19:36
sorenbarrett said:
You have covered pretty well the fairy tales and nursery rhymes in this poem. A fun read
August 20th, 2025 19:36
To the Value of One
arqios said:
For me, “The Value of One” is a meditation on the irreplaceable impact a single life holds, weaving its title through images of unseen grief, steadfast love, and the quiet radiance we cast on others. From the veiled emotions of those who’d mourn us, to the shadow that “blankets all” with warmth, the poem measures worth not in currency but in the gold standard of human connection ,which is a reminder that, in a world where much is cheaply sold, the singular presence of one person can be priceless.
August 18th, 2025 19:02
arqios said:
For me, “The Value of One” is a meditation on the irreplaceable impact a single life holds, weaving its title through images of unseen grief, steadfast love, and the quiet radiance we cast on others. From the veiled emotions of those who’d mourn us, to the shadow that “blankets all” with warmth, the poem measures worth not in currency but in the gold standard of human connection ,which is a reminder that, in a world where much is cheaply sold, the singular presence of one person can be priceless.
August 18th, 2025 19:02
To the Value of One
Poetic Licence said:
A lovely write for those who have family around to appriciate and value the love, enjoyed the read
August 17th, 2025 17:21
Poetic Licence said:
A lovely write for those who have family around to appriciate and value the love, enjoyed the read
August 17th, 2025 17:21
To the Value of One
sorenbarrett said:
A beautiful poem so well written a fave
August 17th, 2025 17:00
sorenbarrett said:
A beautiful poem so well written a fave
August 17th, 2025 17:00
To the Value of One
Tony Grannell said:
Hello, Kevin,
An endearing declaration of how we are loved by our loved ones in a beautiful poem from beginning to end. And a lesson therein for all of us. Thank you very much for sharing this.
Fond regards,
Tony.
August 17th, 2025 16:21
Tony Grannell said:
Hello, Kevin,
An endearing declaration of how we are loved by our loved ones in a beautiful poem from beginning to end. And a lesson therein for all of us. Thank you very much for sharing this.
Fond regards,
Tony.
August 17th, 2025 16:21
Dandelion Clocks
Tony Grannell said:
Hello, Kevin,
I remember this so well. Plucking petals from a daisy hoping the last petal would confirm her love, sadly never worked for me. Wonderful idea, how you have attached poetic extras to each petal, as it were and to do so with excellence and a sense of nostalgia. Very well done, Kevin. I have enjoyed this one, no end.
Kind regards,
Tony.
August 15th, 2025 13:19
Tony Grannell said:
Hello, Kevin,
I remember this so well. Plucking petals from a daisy hoping the last petal would confirm her love, sadly never worked for me. Wonderful idea, how you have attached poetic extras to each petal, as it were and to do so with excellence and a sense of nostalgia. Very well done, Kevin. I have enjoyed this one, no end.
Kind regards,
Tony.
August 15th, 2025 13:19
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