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The Road
orchidee said:
You know that book \'The Road Less Travelled\'? Or you reply \'Erm, dunno, not travelled it!\' heehee.
If we dunno where we\'re going, how will we know when we\'ve got there? Doh!
July 12th, 2022 13:02
orchidee said:
You know that book \'The Road Less Travelled\'? Or you reply \'Erm, dunno, not travelled it!\' heehee.
If we dunno where we\'re going, how will we know when we\'ve got there? Doh!
July 12th, 2022 13:02
The Road
orchidee said:
You know that book \'The Road Less Travelled\'? Or you reply \'Erm, dunno, not travelled it!\' heehee.
If we dunno where we\'re going, how will we know when we\'ve got there? Doh!
July 12th, 2022 13:02
orchidee said:
You know that book \'The Road Less Travelled\'? Or you reply \'Erm, dunno, not travelled it!\' heehee.
If we dunno where we\'re going, how will we know when we\'ve got there? Doh!
July 12th, 2022 13:02
Blood-Foot
Goldfinch60 said:
Sometime it happens that work overtakes your life but you must always find time for yourself, I hope that will be with you soon Ben.
Andy
June 17th, 2022 00:36
Goldfinch60 said:
Sometime it happens that work overtakes your life but you must always find time for yourself, I hope that will be with you soon Ben.
Andy
June 17th, 2022 00:36
The Tingling Squid
Goldfinch60 said:
Wonderful fun write Ben, I hope it did not not burn too much and that the loo did not catch fire. LOL
Andy
June 1st, 2022 00:49
Goldfinch60 said:
Wonderful fun write Ben, I hope it did not not burn too much and that the loo did not catch fire. LOL
Andy
June 1st, 2022 00:49
The Tingling Squid
Paul Bell said:
Some can take the burn, some wish it would to go away, but the Tingling Squid is here to stay.
May 31st, 2022 11:32
Paul Bell said:
Some can take the burn, some wish it would to go away, but the Tingling Squid is here to stay.
May 31st, 2022 11:32
The Foreman Robin (A Loose Homage to William Blake)
Goldfinch60 said:
Beautiful words Ben, nature is so glorious.
Andy
May 8th, 2022 02:05
Goldfinch60 said:
Beautiful words Ben, nature is so glorious.
Andy
May 8th, 2022 02:05
The Foreman Robin (A Loose Homage to William Blake)
Rozina said:
Such an enjoyable read. I will go and work in my garden now. Thank you.
May 7th, 2022 18:16
Rozina said:
Such an enjoyable read. I will go and work in my garden now. Thank you.
May 7th, 2022 18:16
The Foreman Robin (A Loose Homage to William Blake)
Bella Shepard said:
This is so beautifully written. A robin in the tree, hands in the soil, total immersion in the beauty of nature. It is timeless whilst you work.
May 7th, 2022 13:43
Bella Shepard said:
This is so beautifully written. A robin in the tree, hands in the soil, total immersion in the beauty of nature. It is timeless whilst you work.
May 7th, 2022 13:43
There’s a Wildfire in Hollywood
Eugene S. said:
Couldn\'t have chronicled it any better. 👍😁 Great write!
March 31st, 2022 16:32
Eugene S. said:
Couldn\'t have chronicled it any better. 👍😁 Great write!
March 31st, 2022 16:32
There’s a Wildfire in Hollywood
Rocky Lagou said:
I literally adore this. Not only because I\'m American, but because it\'s so true. There\'s an American singer/songwriter, and more recently, poet, who I look up to a lot. Her name is Lana Del Rey. She\'s talked publicly about the corruption in America and if you ever have the chance I totally recommend reading her poetry book called \"Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass.\" She literally talks directly to L.A. in her poem, \"LA, who am I to love you?\" She writes in such a fascinating way but I\'m talking about her because in both her music and her poetry she constantly speaks about the BS going on in the U.S. I mean she literally spotlights that as her major theme in her works, one of her most famous quotes is: \"I believe in the country America used to be.\" In her most critically-received album titled, \"Norman Fu@#ing Rockwell,\" she literally speaks up against the chaos going on (like the Cali wildfires that were prominent in the year of the album release and the THEN president, Trump.) I\'ll leave an excerpt from her poem titled, \"Paradise is Very Fragile:\"
\"Paradise is very fragile,
and it seems like it\'s only getting worse
Down here in Florida
We’re fighting red toxic tides
Mass of fish kills
Not to mention hurricanes and rising sea levels
Back in Los Angeles, things aren\'t looking much better
My treehouse that\'d been standing for 80 years succumbed to the woolsy fire
Who would’ve thought that this year at 33
You would\'ve been taken out from under me
After all those years?
Built from the ground up, by hand, by your very first owner
Quiet World War One, aviation pilot
I tried to save you but the German Shepherd seemed more important
Paradise is very fragile,
and it seems like it\'s only getting worse
Our leader is a megalomaniac,
And we\'ve seen that before
But never \'cause it was what the country deserved
My friends tell me to stop calling 911 on the culture,
but it\'s either that or I 5150 myself
They don\'t understand
I\'m a dreamer
And I had big dreams for the country
Not for what it could do, but how it could feel
How it could think, how it could dream\"
She\'s also spoken out about Trump in Instagram posts and honestly she\'s just such a bada$$. Like if she were president we\'d be in a better situation right now. Anywayssssssss, about your poem, you honestly speak so much truth. I\'d recommend reading my poem \"Vertigo,\" I also mention the Hollywood sign and the corruptness of it all. (WOW that was a lot, I\'m sorry, but you\'ve really piqued my interest.)
March 31st, 2022 13:33
Rocky Lagou said:
I literally adore this. Not only because I\'m American, but because it\'s so true. There\'s an American singer/songwriter, and more recently, poet, who I look up to a lot. Her name is Lana Del Rey. She\'s talked publicly about the corruption in America and if you ever have the chance I totally recommend reading her poetry book called \"Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass.\" She literally talks directly to L.A. in her poem, \"LA, who am I to love you?\" She writes in such a fascinating way but I\'m talking about her because in both her music and her poetry she constantly speaks about the BS going on in the U.S. I mean she literally spotlights that as her major theme in her works, one of her most famous quotes is: \"I believe in the country America used to be.\" In her most critically-received album titled, \"Norman Fu@#ing Rockwell,\" she literally speaks up against the chaos going on (like the Cali wildfires that were prominent in the year of the album release and the THEN president, Trump.) I\'ll leave an excerpt from her poem titled, \"Paradise is Very Fragile:\"
\"Paradise is very fragile,
and it seems like it\'s only getting worse
Down here in Florida
We’re fighting red toxic tides
Mass of fish kills
Not to mention hurricanes and rising sea levels
Back in Los Angeles, things aren\'t looking much better
My treehouse that\'d been standing for 80 years succumbed to the woolsy fire
Who would’ve thought that this year at 33
You would\'ve been taken out from under me
After all those years?
Built from the ground up, by hand, by your very first owner
Quiet World War One, aviation pilot
I tried to save you but the German Shepherd seemed more important
Paradise is very fragile,
and it seems like it\'s only getting worse
Our leader is a megalomaniac,
And we\'ve seen that before
But never \'cause it was what the country deserved
My friends tell me to stop calling 911 on the culture,
but it\'s either that or I 5150 myself
They don\'t understand
I\'m a dreamer
And I had big dreams for the country
Not for what it could do, but how it could feel
How it could think, how it could dream\"
She\'s also spoken out about Trump in Instagram posts and honestly she\'s just such a bada$$. Like if she were president we\'d be in a better situation right now. Anywayssssssss, about your poem, you honestly speak so much truth. I\'d recommend reading my poem \"Vertigo,\" I also mention the Hollywood sign and the corruptness of it all. (WOW that was a lot, I\'m sorry, but you\'ve really piqued my interest.)
March 31st, 2022 13:33
There’s a Wildfire in Hollywood
DestinysPerspectives said:
I love your commentary on Hollywood! It\'s become so full of greed and rotted with imbalance of talentless hacks in power. It\'s lost the art and passion it once had through beautiful souls who had pure passion for the craft. Now you just need a pretty face or wealth to your name and they put you in a block buster. They then spread nothing but hate to the younger generations instead of being a worthy role model.
March 31st, 2022 12:13
DestinysPerspectives said:
I love your commentary on Hollywood! It\'s become so full of greed and rotted with imbalance of talentless hacks in power. It\'s lost the art and passion it once had through beautiful souls who had pure passion for the craft. Now you just need a pretty face or wealth to your name and they put you in a block buster. They then spread nothing but hate to the younger generations instead of being a worthy role model.
March 31st, 2022 12:13
There’s a Wildfire in Hollywood
Bella Shepard said:
There\'s a reason they call it tinsel town and La La Land. Too much about egos and too little about substance. I also rarely go to the movies these days, frankly they put out very little that I would pay money to see. I\'m of the generation that still enjoys the venerated actors and comedians of the past. It was a different era, sadly gone forever. The medium of film, and for that matter of television with millions of streaming opportunities are changing things dramatically, and I think we have to accept that this is the future. As for Will Smith, I think he could have handled it in a more dignified way. Thoughtful words can often have more of a profound impact than a slap in the face. This was the Oscars, not an action movie. Hollywood deserves chastisement, and I think you did a great job.
March 31st, 2022 11:53
Bella Shepard said:
There\'s a reason they call it tinsel town and La La Land. Too much about egos and too little about substance. I also rarely go to the movies these days, frankly they put out very little that I would pay money to see. I\'m of the generation that still enjoys the venerated actors and comedians of the past. It was a different era, sadly gone forever. The medium of film, and for that matter of television with millions of streaming opportunities are changing things dramatically, and I think we have to accept that this is the future. As for Will Smith, I think he could have handled it in a more dignified way. Thoughtful words can often have more of a profound impact than a slap in the face. This was the Oscars, not an action movie. Hollywood deserves chastisement, and I think you did a great job.
March 31st, 2022 11:53
There’s a Wildfire in Hollywood
Christina8 said:
Very powerful poem indeed. What will smith did was unthinkable and he should have his award taken away. He should have handled it like a man. Thank you for sharing this wonderful poem and picture!
March 31st, 2022 11:35
Christina8 said:
Very powerful poem indeed. What will smith did was unthinkable and he should have his award taken away. He should have handled it like a man. Thank you for sharing this wonderful poem and picture!
March 31st, 2022 11:35
This is His Call (A Song, to the rhythm of “This is A Call” by Foo Fighters, one of Taylor Hawkins’ favourite Foo Fighters songs, For Taylor
Crowns4Christ said:
I heard about that this morning,so sad, I used to listen to them all the time
March 26th, 2022 11:04
Crowns4Christ said:
I heard about that this morning,so sad, I used to listen to them all the time
March 26th, 2022 11:04
This is His Call (A Song, to the rhythm of “This is A Call” by Foo Fighters, one of Taylor Hawkins’ favourite Foo Fighters songs, For Taylor
Bella Shepard said:
I just saw on the news this morning that he had passed, how very sad and at just 50. Being of the older persuasion I am, sadly not familiar with the Foo Fighters, however listening to this song and hearing his percussion, it must still be reverberating throughout the universe. The photo speaks volumes of how much he must have loved what he did. What a wonderful homage to an artist gone before his time.
March 26th, 2022 09:15
Bella Shepard said:
I just saw on the news this morning that he had passed, how very sad and at just 50. Being of the older persuasion I am, sadly not familiar with the Foo Fighters, however listening to this song and hearing his percussion, it must still be reverberating throughout the universe. The photo speaks volumes of how much he must have loved what he did. What a wonderful homage to an artist gone before his time.
March 26th, 2022 09:15
Cardboard Tombstone
Bella Shepard said:
Such a wonderful nostalgic poem. I love the allusion of a cardboard tombstone, putting to rest a part of your life always well remembered, and now looking to the future. I wish you joy wherever that future takes you!
March 22nd, 2022 11:17
Bella Shepard said:
Such a wonderful nostalgic poem. I love the allusion of a cardboard tombstone, putting to rest a part of your life always well remembered, and now looking to the future. I wish you joy wherever that future takes you!
March 22nd, 2022 11:17
Cardboard Tombstone
Goldfinch60 said:
It can be hard when you move but the home that you have built in that house will be there for you in your new house Ben, that will not change.
Andy
March 22nd, 2022 01:48
Goldfinch60 said:
It can be hard when you move but the home that you have built in that house will be there for you in your new house Ben, that will not change.
Andy
March 22nd, 2022 01:48
His Ghost in the Fog
Bella Shepard said:
Powerful, difficult to read as we realize the reality of today\'s world. People we love become strangers to us and to themselves, and the struggle to regain a life affects all who touch it
March 17th, 2022 13:34
Bella Shepard said:
Powerful, difficult to read as we realize the reality of today\'s world. People we love become strangers to us and to themselves, and the struggle to regain a life affects all who touch it
March 17th, 2022 13:34
His Ghost in the Fog
Christina8 said:
I can relate on so many levels. I live with a family member with dementia. It\'s very difficult. I favorited your poem not just on subject but I loved the cadence and the rhyme. Awesome job!
March 17th, 2022 10:20
Christina8 said:
I can relate on so many levels. I live with a family member with dementia. It\'s very difficult. I favorited your poem not just on subject but I loved the cadence and the rhyme. Awesome job!
March 17th, 2022 10:20
His Ghost in the Fog
Rocky Lagou said:
This was crafted and shaped to perfection. I mean really this was so good. I can relate as well as I think most families could, there\'s no such thing as a \"normal family\" so this will really reach a lot of people. I love the line \"as, I, and we, are him.\" It\'s so true, we\'re all, despite the chaos, still connected by a bond that just can\'t be broken so easily: it\'s family. Very well done!
March 17th, 2022 08:43
Rocky Lagou said:
This was crafted and shaped to perfection. I mean really this was so good. I can relate as well as I think most families could, there\'s no such thing as a \"normal family\" so this will really reach a lot of people. I love the line \"as, I, and we, are him.\" It\'s so true, we\'re all, despite the chaos, still connected by a bond that just can\'t be broken so easily: it\'s family. Very well done!
March 17th, 2022 08:43
Up Beacon Hill, Via the Sconce
Bella Shepard said:
I love the conversation you have with your feet, it really brings this poem to life. I put in my 4 miles a day, but you could probably walk circles around me. Kudos to you and your feet for such an engaging read.
March 15th, 2022 05:54
Bella Shepard said:
I love the conversation you have with your feet, it really brings this poem to life. I put in my 4 miles a day, but you could probably walk circles around me. Kudos to you and your feet for such an engaging read.
March 15th, 2022 05:54
Daffs (My Modern Day Variation on “Daffodils” by William Wordsworth)
Goldfinch60 said:
Super write Ben. Those daffodils have such good meanings to us all.
Andy
March 15th, 2022 01:37
Goldfinch60 said:
Super write Ben. Those daffodils have such good meanings to us all.
Andy
March 15th, 2022 01:37
Daffs (My Modern Day Variation on “Daffodils” by William Wordsworth)
orchidee said:
A fine write with eloquence AS.
March 14th, 2022 11:56
orchidee said:
A fine write with eloquence AS.
March 14th, 2022 11:56
Daffs (My Modern Day Variation on “Daffodils” by William Wordsworth)
spilleronsheet said:
A very fresh and new approach
The poem by William Wordsworth means very much to me
It’s a memory of childhood for me
Thanks dear Auburnscribbler for penning this
March 14th, 2022 09:14
spilleronsheet said:
A very fresh and new approach
The poem by William Wordsworth means very much to me
It’s a memory of childhood for me
Thanks dear Auburnscribbler for penning this
March 14th, 2022 09:14
Daffs (My Modern Day Variation on “Daffodils” by William Wordsworth)
spilleronsheet said:
A very fresh and new approach
The poem by William Wordsworth means very much to me
It’s a memory of childhood for me
Thanks dear Auburnscribbler for penning this
March 14th, 2022 09:14
spilleronsheet said:
A very fresh and new approach
The poem by William Wordsworth means very much to me
It’s a memory of childhood for me
Thanks dear Auburnscribbler for penning this
March 14th, 2022 09:14
Roasting Kin
Goldfinch60 said:
That Sunday roast has always been a tradition in my house and it will never change.
Andy
March 10th, 2022 02:29
Goldfinch60 said:
That Sunday roast has always been a tradition in my house and it will never change.
Andy
March 10th, 2022 02:29
Roasting Kin
Rozina said:
I really enjoy the English Sunday roast beef and Yorkshire pudding. A great tradition and so nice to be reminded of it by reading your lovely poem.
March 9th, 2022 20:45
Rozina said:
I really enjoy the English Sunday roast beef and Yorkshire pudding. A great tradition and so nice to be reminded of it by reading your lovely poem.
March 9th, 2022 20:45
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