Comments received on poems by Kevin Hulme



Cathy
Doggerel Dave said:

I don\'t deserve to be here - I knw nothing of Wuthering heights. However I don\'t really believe you had to tell me it was Gothic...
A creepy write.

September 7th, 2026 07:56

Cathy
sorenbarrett said:

Some wonderful lines \"And was your old temper within the Mad Gale; That Hammered the doors with a tearful tale\" great rhyme as well made this a haunting poem and a fave

September 7th, 2026 03:56

Cathy
arqios said:

When I was turning 12, I began reading Wuthering Heights. I would have done so earlier but I was told that it was too \"grown up\" for a primary school child. Something about the novel stayed with me and that appears to now be revealed and encapsulated in your poem. Perhaps ghost-pacing the moors is a type of thinking/mental-emotional state metaphorised in Cathy, almost a stand in for the insomnia of the mind. But I may fly off on a tangent if I don\'t stop, if it hasn\'t already begun.

September 6th, 2026 22:01

Double Whammy
Thomas W Case said:

There’s a damn delightful dad-joke precision to both of these, with the setups sounding almost respectable before the final words yank the rug out—“Aloha Temperature” is gloriously terrible in exactly the right way. “None Direction” is even cleaner, though: the girlfriend says he has no sense of direction, so he gets up and goes “Right”—a wonderfully stupid little punchline that lands because it’s so perfectly literal.

September 6th, 2026 07:53

Double Whammy
Doggerel Dave said:

No experience of a Hawaiian Pizza, thankfully, but some with a burnt pizza and a blunt knife in particular the one where half shot the beer off the table and the other landed in my lap - one redeeming element: the pizza was so dry it did not threaten my sartorial elegance one whit.

I decline to involve myself in marital disputes of any kind.


September 6th, 2026 06:43

Double Whammy
arqios said:

Ah. the small disasters in life! Burnt food and friction in relationships! Later on they become stuff for a bit of a larf 👍🏻🕊️

September 6th, 2026 06:18

Double Whammy
Tristan Robert Lange said:

Kevin, these had me laughing. Two quick shots, two gloriously bad decisions, and both land exactly where they should. Fun stuff, my friend. 😂🌹🙏🐦‍⬛

September 5th, 2026 21:06

Double Whammy
sorenbarrett said:

Adjustments made for circumstances. A fun read, well done.

September 5th, 2026 17:50

Shear Magnetism
arqios said:

My kind of word fun 🤣🕊️👍🏻🤩

September 4th, 2026 06:44

It\'s Good for the Soul
NafisaSB said:

wow - what stamina - and what cockiness in announcing it to the world !!!

September 4th, 2026 02:28

Shear Magnetism
sorenbarrett said:

A fun read Kevin well penned

September 3rd, 2026 20:38

Such Is Life
Tristan Robert Lange said:

What a poignant piece, Kevin. Childhood greets the coming years with wonder, never imagining the losses waiting within them...then experience turns our gaze toward everything left behind. Beautifully expressed, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦‍⬛

September 3rd, 2026 10:23

Such Is Life
sorenbarrett said:

Time ran slowly as a child now so fast. A good write Kevin also what was suffering then now appears to have been good times.

September 2nd, 2026 20:12

Banking on the Swiss
Tristan Robert Lange said:

Oh, you got me with this one, Kevin! That friendly conversational buildup completely conceals the trap…then comes the gloriously ridiculous payoff. Clever, clean, and genuinely funny. Loved it, my friend! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦‍⬛

September 2nd, 2026 18:02

Banking on the Swiss
arqios said:

A peaceful plus in a sea of red!

September 2nd, 2026 06:42

Banking on the Swiss
sorenbarrett said:

Now that has various implications the first the most obvious and the humor of the poem but the second is for those that are religious it kind of looks like a cross, then there are those that just like red and white. A fun read

September 1st, 2026 18:44

No Bones about it
Tristan Robert Lange said:

What a wonderfully groan-worthy little piece, Kevin. You build it like a proper question, keep a straight face, and then let the pun do all the damage. 😂 Loved it, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦‍⬛

September 1st, 2026 12:33

No Bones about it
Thomas W Case said:

There’s a wonderfully groan-worthy setup here, with the overly formal “Of which Authority is considered the best?” making the punchline feel inevitable in the best possible way. “Try Sarah Topps” is exactly the kind of silly wordplay that earns an eye-roll and a smile.

September 1st, 2026 06:48

No Bones about it
arqios said:

That’s too shelf hilarity right there 🤩🕊️👍🏻

September 1st, 2026 06:42

No Bones about it
Doggerel Dave said:

And then she morphed and saw you off with a roar...

September 1st, 2026 06:31

No Bones about it
sorenbarrett said:

You know I love word play Kevin and this one is a good one.

August 31st, 2026 20:29

It\'s Good for the Soul
Tristan Robert Lange said:

Kevin, this cracked me up. 🤣 The setup is so straight-faced that the ending lands even harder…absolutely hilarious, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦‍⬛

August 30th, 2026 21:23

It\'s Good for the Soul
Paul Bell said:

Yes, sometimes you\'ve just got to beat your own drum, and it\'s only right others should know.

August 30th, 2026 11:23

It\'s Good for the Soul
Thomas W Case said:

There’s a damn cheeky little joke at the center of this, and the reveal that he isn’t confessing out of guilt but simply because he wants to brag gives it its punch. The priest’s final question sets up the perfect straight line for the man’s shameless answer.

August 30th, 2026 06:46

It\'s Good for the Soul
arqios said:

That’s quite the avenue for confession and dissemination! 🙏🏻🕊️

August 30th, 2026 05:24

It\'s Good for the Soul
Doggerel Dave said:

And thrice I tell you, so wot about that…?
(And now I’m good for nothing but a chat.)

Got a laugh and a half this morning.


August 29th, 2026 21:20

It\'s Good for the Soul
sorenbarrett said:

Pride the other side of shame different but the same. A fun read my friend

August 29th, 2026 20:26

It\'s Good for the Soul
peto said:

Ha
Magic

August 29th, 2026 19:40

Was it something I did ?
Thomas W Case said:

This is a damn gleeful catalogue of increasingly catastrophic offenses, and the deadpan “partially to blame” at the end is perfect because there’s absolutely nothing partial about it. Every verse makes Malcolm’s demise more inevitable, until the whole poem becomes a beautifully shameless exercise in comic escalation.

August 25th, 2026 07:01

Was it something I did ?
Tristan Robert Lange said:

Kevin, I was already laughing throughout this escalating disaster, but that author’s note absolutely finished me! 🤣 Even the poor man’s send-off gets ruined by this walking catastrophe. Reminds me of a time at a funeral when \"Here Comes Santa Claus\" accidentally started playing during the casket processing in. Oops! Don\'t tell the kids! 🤣 Brilliant, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🐦‍⬛

August 24th, 2026 07:58

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