Comments received on poems by Kevin Hulme
The Price of Being
Doggerel Dave said:
As someone recently hospitalised for a month, far too much of that felt eerily familiar.
Congrats to Phillip Larkin and, of course the current author. LOL
July 22nd, 2026 20:49
Doggerel Dave said:
As someone recently hospitalised for a month, far too much of that felt eerily familiar.
Congrats to Phillip Larkin and, of course the current author. LOL
July 22nd, 2026 20:49
The Price of Being
arqios said:
There is a cost to being alive. Every life stage in progression has hammered that nail in deeper and deeper. Medical spaces are our bookends that frame a melee of the mundane and fragile. 🙏🕊️
July 22nd, 2026 19:54
arqios said:
There is a cost to being alive. Every life stage in progression has hammered that nail in deeper and deeper. Medical spaces are our bookends that frame a melee of the mundane and fragile. 🙏🕊️
July 22nd, 2026 19:54
Memorandum
Thomas W Case said:
A battle cry wrapped in a love poem, throwing a fist at the darkness and choosing life anyway.
The world may be absurd, but these lines refuse to leave without lighting a fire.
July 21st, 2026 08:15
Thomas W Case said:
A battle cry wrapped in a love poem, throwing a fist at the darkness and choosing life anyway.
The world may be absurd, but these lines refuse to leave without lighting a fire.
July 21st, 2026 08:15
Memorandum
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Wow, Kevin...what a fierce declaration! Against death, meaninglessness, routine, and hatred, you raise love as the one rebellion worthy of our brief existence. This is passionate, defiant, and deeply moving. Excellent poem, my friend! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
July 20th, 2026 08:26
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Wow, Kevin...what a fierce declaration! Against death, meaninglessness, routine, and hatred, you raise love as the one rebellion worthy of our brief existence. This is passionate, defiant, and deeply moving. Excellent poem, my friend! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
July 20th, 2026 08:26
Memorandum
arqios said:
And because death is inevitable and the world often absurd, the only meaningful, defiant, human response is to love wildly, intensely, and without restraint while we still can. 🙏🕊️
July 20th, 2026 06:36
arqios said:
And because death is inevitable and the world often absurd, the only meaningful, defiant, human response is to love wildly, intensely, and without restraint while we still can. 🙏🕊️
July 20th, 2026 06:36
He Sits and Reads Poetry all the long day
Thomas W Case said:
Man’s hiding in books like a bunker, but you can’t blame him—the world outside’s loud and mean.
Still, there’s a whisper here: even Elysium can turn into a place you go to not come back.
July 19th, 2026 07:04
Thomas W Case said:
Man’s hiding in books like a bunker, but you can’t blame him—the world outside’s loud and mean.
Still, there’s a whisper here: even Elysium can turn into a place you go to not come back.
July 19th, 2026 07:04
He Sits and Reads Poetry all the long day
Tristan Robert Lange said:
What a fantastic piece, Kevin! The world outside is consumed by ego, conflict, and spectacle while poetry offers wisdom, beauty, companionship, and peace. As both poet and reader, this resonated deeply with me. Wonderful write, my friend! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
July 19th, 2026 06:55
Tristan Robert Lange said:
What a fantastic piece, Kevin! The world outside is consumed by ego, conflict, and spectacle while poetry offers wisdom, beauty, companionship, and peace. As both poet and reader, this resonated deeply with me. Wonderful write, my friend! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
July 19th, 2026 06:55
He Sits and Reads Poetry all the long day
Kevin Hulme said:
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. And for the fave. 👍
July 18th, 2026 19:21
Kevin Hulme said:
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. And for the fave. 👍
July 18th, 2026 19:21
He Sits and Reads Poetry all the long day
sorenbarrett said:
Loved this one Kevin I can identify with this a great deal. I do spend a good deal of time reading poetry a fave
July 18th, 2026 19:12
sorenbarrett said:
Loved this one Kevin I can identify with this a great deal. I do spend a good deal of time reading poetry a fave
July 18th, 2026 19:12
You can call me AI
RSM0812 said:
Very irie. AI is a different dimension sometimes.
July 16th, 2026 16:24
RSM0812 said:
Very irie. AI is a different dimension sometimes.
July 16th, 2026 16:24
You can call me AI
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Kevin, you got me with this one. The title may clue us in a bit, but the buildup still lands...I had to chuckle when the chatbot answered the call instead of a spirit. Clever, playful write, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
July 16th, 2026 08:06
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Kevin, you got me with this one. The title may clue us in a bit, but the buildup still lands...I had to chuckle when the chatbot answered the call instead of a spirit. Clever, playful write, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
July 16th, 2026 08:06
You can call me AI
Doggerel Dave said:
Are you adding to the fears that AI will take over and humans will be relegated to the ether in exchange (lets see how long it takes for our species to stuff that up) while the bots live harmoniously here...?
Thanks for the warning...!
July 16th, 2026 01:25
Doggerel Dave said:
Are you adding to the fears that AI will take over and humans will be relegated to the ether in exchange (lets see how long it takes for our species to stuff that up) while the bots live harmoniously here...?
Thanks for the warning...!
July 16th, 2026 01:25
You can call me AI
Teddy.15 said:
LOL was it Alexa? 🤣 This is hilarious and very much appreciated this Thursday morning,
July 16th, 2026 01:12
Teddy.15 said:
LOL was it Alexa? 🤣 This is hilarious and very much appreciated this Thursday morning,
July 16th, 2026 01:12
You can call me AI
Friendship said:
I enjoy your humor, but I don\'t like AI. I am still windows ten. Your statement revolves around the intersection of technology and the supernatural, specifically exploring the idea of artificial intelligence as a form of communication with the unknown.
July 15th, 2026 20:46
Friendship said:
I enjoy your humor, but I don\'t like AI. I am still windows ten. Your statement revolves around the intersection of technology and the supernatural, specifically exploring the idea of artificial intelligence as a form of communication with the unknown.
July 15th, 2026 20:46
You can call me AI
sorenbarrett said:
A fun read that uses rhyme to pull the reader along. Nicely done
July 15th, 2026 19:49
sorenbarrett said:
A fun read that uses rhyme to pull the reader along. Nicely done
July 15th, 2026 19:49
Virginia Green
NafisaSB said:
What a beautiful description and the catastrophic impact was to be expected obviously 🙄
July 15th, 2026 06:20
NafisaSB said:
What a beautiful description and the catastrophic impact was to be expected obviously 🙄
July 15th, 2026 06:20
Homer is where the Heart is
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Kevin, this is a fun read. The humor stays light, but the frustration is instantly relatable...especially for anyone who\'s ever checked the clock halfway through a movie and realized there was still forever to go. Nicely played, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
July 14th, 2026 18:56
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Kevin, this is a fun read. The humor stays light, but the frustration is instantly relatable...especially for anyone who\'s ever checked the clock halfway through a movie and realized there was still forever to go. Nicely played, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
July 14th, 2026 18:56
Homer is where the Heart is
arqios said:
Imagine my having attempted to read the Illiad and the Odyssey in primary school!
July 14th, 2026 04:26
arqios said:
Imagine my having attempted to read the Illiad and the Odyssey in primary school!
July 14th, 2026 04:26
Homer is where the Heart is
Kevin Hulme said:
Of course. Thank you for your message and Reading.
July 13th, 2026 20:34
Kevin Hulme said:
Of course. Thank you for your message and Reading.
July 13th, 2026 20:34
Homer is where the Heart is
sorenbarrett said:
A true measure of how good the movie is. Even a short movie if bad seems to last forever while a great movie can be three hours and it seems short.
July 13th, 2026 20:19
sorenbarrett said:
A true measure of how good the movie is. Even a short movie if bad seems to last forever while a great movie can be three hours and it seems short.
July 13th, 2026 20:19
Virginia Green
Thomas W Case said:
There’s a playful old-ballad feel here, mixing admiration, foolish courage, and a sharp twist of consequence.
The ending lands like a tavern tale told with a grin—the kind where vanity meets reality in the funniest way.
July 12th, 2026 09:45
Thomas W Case said:
There’s a playful old-ballad feel here, mixing admiration, foolish courage, and a sharp twist of consequence.
The ending lands like a tavern tale told with a grin—the kind where vanity meets reality in the funniest way.
July 12th, 2026 09:45
Virginia Green
sorenbarrett said:
This hits just right for any man married to a beautiful woman. If you want to be happy all of your life marry an ugly wife.
July 12th, 2026 07:54
sorenbarrett said:
This hits just right for any man married to a beautiful woman. If you want to be happy all of your life marry an ugly wife.
July 12th, 2026 07:54
Virginia Green
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Kevin, what a fun poem. The vivid admiration pulls you right in, then Dave completely changes the story. 😂 \"One Cast in Plaster within Ward 5\" was the perfect punchline. Had me laughing by the finish. Great job, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
July 12th, 2026 07:29
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Kevin, what a fun poem. The vivid admiration pulls you right in, then Dave completely changes the story. 😂 \"One Cast in Plaster within Ward 5\" was the perfect punchline. Had me laughing by the finish. Great job, my friend. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
July 12th, 2026 07:29
Virginia Green
arqios said:
A humorous reminder that idealising beauty and acting on infatuation can collide spectacularly with reality. 🕊️🙏
July 12th, 2026 05:11
arqios said:
A humorous reminder that idealising beauty and acting on infatuation can collide spectacularly with reality. 🕊️🙏
July 12th, 2026 05:11
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