Comments received on poems by Fay Slimm.



Blackrock.
Goldfinch60 said:

Wonderful write of a sad tale Fay.

September 17th, 2019 00:24

Blackrock.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:

ANGELA HERE -- Good Evening FAY - Love the Picture but such a sad Poem. As a SAILOR I am well aware that there are always dangers under the water - especially ner the shore - and Cornwall is no exception ! Ive done alot of sailing here - in the past year ! But never SOLO I always crew with experienced Sailors who know the WATER and the TIDES ! The AUCKLAND BAY is well charted !

Blessings & Peace & Joy
Love ANGELA & BRIAN
๐Ÿงก ๐Ÿ’™ ๐Ÿงก ๐Ÿ’™ ๐Ÿงก
Please check my POEM
LIFES WATERFALL - Thanks


September 16th, 2019 17:49

Blackrock.
Michael Edwards said:

A sad read so soundly penned

September 16th, 2019 12:29

Blackrock.
dusk arising said:

Thank goodness for sat nav the sailor\'s modern day saviour. But what on earth they\'d use if a war broke out and the satellites were shot down..... black rock would score again methinks.

A poem each cornish seaman should be aware of though twould be too negative to dwell upon.

There sure are some nasties to come a cropper on Cornwalls coastline..... of course, much used by bad persons in the past who would lure ships onto the rocks with murderous intent for their cargo.

Grim reading today Fay.

September 16th, 2019 05:00

Blackrock.
Neville said:

A devastating nautical disaster captured here and captured so well

Another poets poem Fay.... bravo... N

September 16th, 2019 04:37

Blackrock.
Neville said:

A devastating nautical disaster captured here and captured so well

Another poets poem Fay.... bravo... N

September 16th, 2019 04:37

Blackrock.
orchidee said:

A fine sea write Fay. As I say, the only water-life I might see, is the pond at the back of the Co-op. Well, there\'s a river a couple of miles away too!

September 16th, 2019 02:44

Reminders.
Goldfinch60 said:

Those times were so hard that we have no real idea except through what we have been told but those hard times are still with us but the forms are now so refined that they may not be seen until it is too late.

Wonderful words Fay.

September 16th, 2019 00:33

Reminders.
Neville said:

My great, great grandfather was a captain... I always thought of a ship... only much more recently did I realise twas of a Devonshire/Cornish tin mine....

my son recently inherited a brooch that contains all the original silver initially extracted ..

Hard times indeed.....

September 15th, 2019 10:32

Reminders.
orchidee said:

Good write Fay.

September 15th, 2019 07:28

Reminders.
Andrew Charles Forrest said:

Excellent reminder Fay
Sadly the scars of our past that should keep us in check have just moved hi tech and they continue without shame

September 15th, 2019 07:24

Reminders.
dusk arising said:

Those mines were nothing like we see portrayed in Poldark on TV. Many were beneath the sea and cave ins meant flooding and drownings. Also there were the poisonous metals with leeched into the body killing many in mysterious deaths causes then unknown to science.
My family name eminates from St Buryans in the far west of Cornwall. There\'s tin in my blood. Who knows how many of my family line endured what you describe.

Harsh lives recounted in your piece today. A tribute to Cornwall\'s mining heritage. Accompanying the landscape which proudly bares the scars of mining with prominent engine houses visible for miles. A walk around the remains at St Just was quite an education for me back in the 70\'s.

Very enjoyable read.

September 15th, 2019 06:16

Reverie.
Goldfinch60 said:

Wonderful Fay, that liveliness is just the place to be between after a good slumber.

September 15th, 2019 01:43

Reverie.
ron parrish aka wordman said:

great write faye

September 14th, 2019 17:36

NEW NOTIONS.
Neville said:

I have often been impressed with the way your poems look, obviously less important than the way they read and sound, but nevertheless, I think important... This is not only a grand sounding poem, but a fine example of a good looker too..... Neville

September 14th, 2019 14:18

Reverie.
dusk arising said:

Excellent. Oh so many times i meet my muse in the inbetween described here.

September 14th, 2019 13:05

Reverie.
Christina8 said:

A beautiful write Fay!

September 14th, 2019 11:32

Reverie.
orchidee said:

A fine write Fay.

September 14th, 2019 10:48

Reverie.
FineB said:

Hello Fay,

A beautiful poem capturing the beauty of dreams.

Keep writing FineB

September 14th, 2019 09:27

Reverie.
FineB said:

Hello Fay,

A beautiful poem capturing the beauty of dreams.

Keep writing FineB

September 14th, 2019 09:27

Reverie.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:

ANGELA HERE - Nearly Midnight here. Great day sailing in the BAY ! Spring has arrived 16C = 61F I love this sub-tropical Weather ! Brian & I have gone Chinese today TANG POETRY & 20th C Chinese Music - Enjoy !
CONFUSIUS He Say : *Old poems never die nor never fade away !* Love the mystic Pic an* Poem ! There is a time between Sleep & Wakefulness - Dawn & Reverie - Rouse & Retreat ! A time when often the Muse is at its most Active. I alway try to write down what my Muse dictates. Alas often when I am clothed & in my right mind I cant decipher a word of what Id thought Id written ! Some great poems TODAY - for a Saturday !

Blessings & Peace & Love
ANGELA & BRIAN
๐Ÿงก ๐Ÿ’™ ๐Ÿงก ๐Ÿ’™ ๐Ÿงก

September 14th, 2019 07:02

Reverie.
Andrew Charles Forrest said:

Are we all in a No-time Fay?
Excellent revision my friend
Excellent

September 14th, 2019 03:34

Reverie.
Michael Edwards said:

Pleased you reposted - that\'s the place where I am most of the time these days - in fact I think I\'ll go and have a lie down right away.

September 14th, 2019 03:13

Reverie.
Neville said:

Do you know what... I thought I recognised these words right from the very off.. That\'s the mark of a good poem, I reckon, if you can remember it the day after tomorrow, when ya spend so much time considering the words of others, you bet.. it\'s gonna be one of those rare good uns.... and Reverie, is no exception to that rule...... N

September 14th, 2019 02:45

Solo.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:

ANGELA HERE (11am Saturday Morning) and your Poem rang my BELL ! How such an empty Room can be so full of lonliness ! I last saw and held and kissed Brian - Five months ago - His visit was too short and the last five months too long. I love it here and I have loads of New Friends - @ Work @ Church and in the Community - BUT I realise BRIAN is 11,500 miles away and all my enjoyment fades and I am really really lonely again ! BUT by October it will all be OBER and we will be together Body - Soul - Sprit FOREVER - AMEN ! Thanks for caring & sharing. Love the VISUAL - THAT IS ME !!!!!! LAMENTING THE 11,500 MILES BETWEEN ME & BRIAN - SO SO SAD - Roll on OCTOBER !

Blessings & Peace & Joy
Lots of Love ANGELA
๐Ÿงก ๐Ÿงก ๐Ÿงก ๐Ÿงก ๐Ÿงก

September 13th, 2019 17:20

Solo.
Goldfinch60 said:

Being on your own, as I virtually am now you need not feel lonely, there are still so many things to pull you from feeling lonely, being alone can be therapeutic.

September 13th, 2019 14:50

Solo.
H.M. Reynolds, hmrwrites said:

SO moving, thank you for this read! :)

September 13th, 2019 08:58

Solo.
dusk arising said:

All of the above! Except loneliness.

Singleton is simple and so many people are living the singleton life - either well or poorly. For me i live it well but that doesn\'t mean i live without desire.

Good questions you pose but many will find them uncomfortable to dwell upon.



September 13th, 2019 06:16

Solo.
Andrew Charles Forrest said:

Long empty days makes the mind turn inwards and ask too many questions Fay that when you have to be brave...
Very powerful write well done you!

September 13th, 2019 04:11

Solo.
Neville said:

Some times going it alone is forced on one and hurts like hell... conversely.......I quite like that term in a poetry review
Nothing could be better if it was engineered and intentional....

another super poem Fay....

September 13th, 2019 03:56



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