Comments received on poems by Goldfinch60
How Can It Be?
orchidee said:
A lovely write Gold. In most Old Testament thought, the \'Wisdom\' writers say to pack in as much as we can each day. \'This life is all there is\' seemed as one sort of motto to them, with not much concept of an after-life or eternity. Understandable, as it was not yet the time of Jesus and the New Testament.
February 5th, 2019 03:00
orchidee said:
A lovely write Gold. In most Old Testament thought, the \'Wisdom\' writers say to pack in as much as we can each day. \'This life is all there is\' seemed as one sort of motto to them, with not much concept of an after-life or eternity. Understandable, as it was not yet the time of Jesus and the New Testament.
February 5th, 2019 03:00
New or Old.
dusk arising said:
Especially shoes.
We all \'wear\' our clothes in unique manner. By \'wear\' I mean the wrinkle and creases we cause to repeatedly develop in our garments. For we are all a different shape.
The old clothes we wear become a part of our outward personna as much as the smile lines, wrinkles and the way we limp along.
February 4th, 2019 18:44
dusk arising said:
Especially shoes.
We all \'wear\' our clothes in unique manner. By \'wear\' I mean the wrinkle and creases we cause to repeatedly develop in our garments. For we are all a different shape.
The old clothes we wear become a part of our outward personna as much as the smile lines, wrinkles and the way we limp along.
February 4th, 2019 18:44
New or Old.
Lorna said:
Dear Andy - New cloths = going out = being respectable = behaving oneself = oh god again! Old clothes = home = cozy = I like me a little = fireplace = books = music = a nice lunch = no worries mate.
February 4th, 2019 08:43
Lorna said:
Dear Andy - New cloths = going out = being respectable = behaving oneself = oh god again! Old clothes = home = cozy = I like me a little = fireplace = books = music = a nice lunch = no worries mate.
February 4th, 2019 08:43
New or Old.
kevin browne said:
I went to Specsavers last week in Wells City, a place near where I live, to order two new pairs of glasses. Whilst I was walking through the town I saw this old fella sat on bare, and cold paving slabs in front of a locked door, which looked just as flaky as the old fella. He was only wearing a top jumper and a pair of jogging bottoms, which looked as though they were as old as him. He must have been 70 at least. So. off I trotted to the nearest charity shop and bought him a pair of shoes, his were ridden with holes, which I thought would fit him, they did, a couple T-shirts and a woolly jumper, and a jacket all for under £20.
I then checked into Greggs and bought him 2 filled rolls, a few cakes, and a large cup of coffee which he looked dire for. When I greeted him with his ageing wrinkled up face and stinking which nearly knocked me out, I think he may have wet himself, but never the less I handed him his gifts. He suddenly burst into tears and kept repeating \"Thank you, I love you, thank I love you so much, I thank the Lord for you. As I waved goodbye to him and walked away up I thought to myself about how priceless his heart really is. I couldn\'t stay to have a chat with him because my bus was arriving very soon. Humans need to understand just because of a pensioner being homeless and parked up begging on the street doesn\'t mean they not to be treated as humans, too. I have reflected upon him since, and although I am powerless to help any more than I did I hope he eventually finds help from someone somewhere somehow. It\'s a miserable world when we get to see this happening on our Streets, especially when the generations who are older than us who suffer every second of every minute of every hour, day and months. I hope the next time anyone who reads this and gets the chance, then even if it\'s a quid pulled from your flowing over with money pockets and make a gesture of reassurance that at least in the least of all things he, or she has been thought about. God bless that old fella I had the grace to meet. Old cloths are gold dust to the homeless.
February 4th, 2019 06:13
kevin browne said:
I went to Specsavers last week in Wells City, a place near where I live, to order two new pairs of glasses. Whilst I was walking through the town I saw this old fella sat on bare, and cold paving slabs in front of a locked door, which looked just as flaky as the old fella. He was only wearing a top jumper and a pair of jogging bottoms, which looked as though they were as old as him. He must have been 70 at least. So. off I trotted to the nearest charity shop and bought him a pair of shoes, his were ridden with holes, which I thought would fit him, they did, a couple T-shirts and a woolly jumper, and a jacket all for under £20.
I then checked into Greggs and bought him 2 filled rolls, a few cakes, and a large cup of coffee which he looked dire for. When I greeted him with his ageing wrinkled up face and stinking which nearly knocked me out, I think he may have wet himself, but never the less I handed him his gifts. He suddenly burst into tears and kept repeating \"Thank you, I love you, thank I love you so much, I thank the Lord for you. As I waved goodbye to him and walked away up I thought to myself about how priceless his heart really is. I couldn\'t stay to have a chat with him because my bus was arriving very soon. Humans need to understand just because of a pensioner being homeless and parked up begging on the street doesn\'t mean they not to be treated as humans, too. I have reflected upon him since, and although I am powerless to help any more than I did I hope he eventually finds help from someone somewhere somehow. It\'s a miserable world when we get to see this happening on our Streets, especially when the generations who are older than us who suffer every second of every minute of every hour, day and months. I hope the next time anyone who reads this and gets the chance, then even if it\'s a quid pulled from your flowing over with money pockets and make a gesture of reassurance that at least in the least of all things he, or she has been thought about. God bless that old fella I had the grace to meet. Old cloths are gold dust to the homeless.
February 4th, 2019 06:13
New or Old.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:
Thanks UNCLE ANDY : I wouldn\'t know I dont have any old clothes (JOKE ?) Thanks for VIDEO : JS always reaches my HEART ! Please check my POEM : Love me love my CAT : Thanks :
Love & Blessings to you BOTH :
Angela 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
February 4th, 2019 05:40
ANGELA & BRIAN said:
Thanks UNCLE ANDY : I wouldn\'t know I dont have any old clothes (JOKE ?) Thanks for VIDEO : JS always reaches my HEART ! Please check my POEM : Love me love my CAT : Thanks :
Love & Blessings to you BOTH :
Angela 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
February 4th, 2019 05:40
New or Old.
orchidee said:
A fine write Gold. Ohhh we\'re wise then, I reckon: \'Everyone instructed unto the kingdom of God brings forth from their treasure things old and new\'. I read that the newer treasures are on top, and the older treasures are down below. We was \'ere in 1066, so have centuries of treasure - I hope!
February 4th, 2019 04:18
orchidee said:
A fine write Gold. Ohhh we\'re wise then, I reckon: \'Everyone instructed unto the kingdom of God brings forth from their treasure things old and new\'. I read that the newer treasures are on top, and the older treasures are down below. We was \'ere in 1066, so have centuries of treasure - I hope!
February 4th, 2019 04:18
New or Old.
Fay Slimm. said:
Agree wholeheartedly - comfort comes from clothing that has warmed the heart. Joan Sutherland\'s voice is so haunting and thank you for sharing that number dear Goldi.
February 4th, 2019 03:42
Fay Slimm. said:
Agree wholeheartedly - comfort comes from clothing that has warmed the heart. Joan Sutherland\'s voice is so haunting and thank you for sharing that number dear Goldi.
February 4th, 2019 03:42
New or Old.
Michael Edwards said:
Couldn\'t agree more - great little \'un.
How about an old body in new clothes - does that work?
February 4th, 2019 03:33
Michael Edwards said:
Couldn\'t agree more - great little \'un.
How about an old body in new clothes - does that work?
February 4th, 2019 03:33
The Game of Rugby Union.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:
Thanks UNCLE ANDY : RUGBY is a Religion in Zealand and all we ex-Pats gathered in the BAR (early Morning !) to watch the RED ROSES trash the SHAMROCKS proud record. Thanks GOD the Bar served GUINESS or the BREXIT BORDER would have been breached ! Wonderful GAME and a win for each of the Home Nations ENGLAND : WALES & SCOTLAND ! BRIAN LOVES RUGBY : and is cock-a-hoop ! All the KIWIS & MAORIS (who did a HAKA !) were supporting ENGLAND
Love & Blessings to you both : ANGELA 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Love PAUL & SWING LOW : Great Anthem !
February 3rd, 2019 03:38
ANGELA & BRIAN said:
Thanks UNCLE ANDY : RUGBY is a Religion in Zealand and all we ex-Pats gathered in the BAR (early Morning !) to watch the RED ROSES trash the SHAMROCKS proud record. Thanks GOD the Bar served GUINESS or the BREXIT BORDER would have been breached ! Wonderful GAME and a win for each of the Home Nations ENGLAND : WALES & SCOTLAND ! BRIAN LOVES RUGBY : and is cock-a-hoop ! All the KIWIS & MAORIS (who did a HAKA !) were supporting ENGLAND
Love & Blessings to you both : ANGELA 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Love PAUL & SWING LOW : Great Anthem !
February 3rd, 2019 03:38
The Game of Rugby Union.
Michael Edwards said:
Super write Andy and what a match - I was transfixed watching it - coupled with Wales and Scotland it was a great day for the Brits.
February 3rd, 2019 02:48
Michael Edwards said:
Super write Andy and what a match - I was transfixed watching it - coupled with Wales and Scotland it was a great day for the Brits.
February 3rd, 2019 02:48
No, There Will be no Hurricane Tonight.
Joseph M Marion said:
Love it cause vivid pictures
February 2nd, 2019 17:37
Joseph M Marion said:
Love it cause vivid pictures
February 2nd, 2019 17:37
No, There Will be no Hurricane Tonight.
Michael Edwards said:
Yes it was a really tough one - great write Andy.
February 2nd, 2019 10:54
Michael Edwards said:
Yes it was a really tough one - great write Andy.
February 2nd, 2019 10:54
No, There Will be no Hurricane Tonight.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:
Thanks UNCLE ANDY ~ I love Poem & Mister B ! I love all His symphonies so cool & balanced. I was only 4 during the Great Storm and Angela was still a TWINKLE ! (Born 1988). It was more intense in some places than others ~ but I remember the TV being full of it which was exciting !
Blessings & Love in the Spirit to You Both B & A 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
February 2nd, 2019 10:09
ANGELA & BRIAN said:
Thanks UNCLE ANDY ~ I love Poem & Mister B ! I love all His symphonies so cool & balanced. I was only 4 during the Great Storm and Angela was still a TWINKLE ! (Born 1988). It was more intense in some places than others ~ but I remember the TV being full of it which was exciting !
Blessings & Love in the Spirit to You Both B & A 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
February 2nd, 2019 10:09
No, There Will be no Hurricane Tonight.
dusk arising said:
So many tales to be told of that night. Your final verse a magical trip in itself.
February 2nd, 2019 08:24
dusk arising said:
So many tales to be told of that night. Your final verse a magical trip in itself.
February 2nd, 2019 08:24
No, There Will be no Hurricane Tonight.
Neville said:
Thank you for this delightful tho somewhat blustery trip down memory lane... I remember it well, so I do.... Neville
February 2nd, 2019 06:16
Neville said:
Thank you for this delightful tho somewhat blustery trip down memory lane... I remember it well, so I do.... Neville
February 2nd, 2019 06:16
No, There Will be no Hurricane Tonight.
orchidee said:
A fine write Gold. I remember the night. Anything similar happen around 1066?
February 2nd, 2019 03:23
orchidee said:
A fine write Gold. I remember the night. Anything similar happen around 1066?
February 2nd, 2019 03:23
Chet Baker Acrostic.
ANGELA & BRIAN said:
THANKS FOR SHARING : UNCLE ANDY : Music sans mot always stirs my soul : especially Cool Jazz from Chets Horn :AWESOME. Its 9am Saturday here and the Sun is shining : Ruth & I are going window shopping and your melody has lifted our Spirits ~ AMEN
Blessings & Love ~ to You & Joyce
ANGELA 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
February 1st, 2019 15:06
ANGELA & BRIAN said:
THANKS FOR SHARING : UNCLE ANDY : Music sans mot always stirs my soul : especially Cool Jazz from Chets Horn :AWESOME. Its 9am Saturday here and the Sun is shining : Ruth & I are going window shopping and your melody has lifted our Spirits ~ AMEN
Blessings & Love ~ to You & Joyce
ANGELA 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
February 1st, 2019 15:06
Chet Baker Acrostic.
dusk arising said:
Love chet, hate acrostics.
Wonderful toothless fluffy trumpet and in later years a wonderfully worn voice and phrasing.
The late stuff was really him at his best which is not how things usually work out for musicians. But there again he didnt fade away, took a dive out of a window to an abrupt end.
February 1st, 2019 14:02
dusk arising said:
Love chet, hate acrostics.
Wonderful toothless fluffy trumpet and in later years a wonderfully worn voice and phrasing.
The late stuff was really him at his best which is not how things usually work out for musicians. But there again he didnt fade away, took a dive out of a window to an abrupt end.
February 1st, 2019 14:02
Chet Baker Acrostic.
Michael Edwards said:
Great clip and poem Andy - hope you are okay and enjoying your break.
February 1st, 2019 06:22
Michael Edwards said:
Great clip and poem Andy - hope you are okay and enjoying your break.
February 1st, 2019 06:22
Chet Baker Acrostic.
Neville said:
Ah\' something of a classic ... I am glad you posted this poem and accompanying sound clip... sums up just the way I feel.... N
February 1st, 2019 06:03
Neville said:
Ah\' something of a classic ... I am glad you posted this poem and accompanying sound clip... sums up just the way I feel.... N
February 1st, 2019 06:03
Old Age Phonephobia?
Fay Slimm. said:
Oh the sax has always blown me away my friend - - - such cool cool music - -- - - the strange old couple with mobiles would have brought a smile to my face too.
January 31st, 2019 16:53
Fay Slimm. said:
Oh the sax has always blown me away my friend - - - such cool cool music - -- - - the strange old couple with mobiles would have brought a smile to my face too.
January 31st, 2019 16:53
Old Age Phonephobia?
dusk arising said:
You\'re never to old to learn a bad new trick. My 5\" screen phone is too flippin small to want to spend too much time squinting at it and laptop too big.
January 31st, 2019 16:07
dusk arising said:
You\'re never to old to learn a bad new trick. My 5\" screen phone is too flippin small to want to spend too much time squinting at it and laptop too big.
January 31st, 2019 16:07
Old Age Phonephobia?
sylviasearcher said:
My mum is 62 and on her phone more than me! They had to keep waving that no mobile phone sign to her in the theatre!
Every occasion needs a selfie, especially with her favourite daughter!
The older generation eh?
On topic!
January 31st, 2019 07:45
sylviasearcher said:
My mum is 62 and on her phone more than me! They had to keep waving that no mobile phone sign to her in the theatre!
Every occasion needs a selfie, especially with her favourite daughter!
The older generation eh?
On topic!
January 31st, 2019 07:45
Old Age Phonephobia?
Michael Edwards said:
Another great observational piece Andy - sadly it\'s becoming more evident these days.
January 31st, 2019 06:42
Michael Edwards said:
Another great observational piece Andy - sadly it\'s becoming more evident these days.
January 31st, 2019 06:42
Old Age Phonephobia?
Laura🌻 said:
Andy,
Good Morning!
I enjoyed the video and the poem!
I must admit, I’m an owner of one of those “mobiles”! I will also admit that I don’t own a computer! If I didn’t have this device that I’m using right now, I wouldn’t be able to send you this message! For my purposes, I find having this device to be very convenient because it is small enough to fit anywhere! I do travel quite a bit.
To each his/her own...
I guess!
I hope you’re getting a lot of R & R this week!
Have a wonderful day!
I’ll be indoors today. The temperature outdoors is -17C!
My love to Joyce and to you!
~Laura~
January 31st, 2019 04:58
Laura🌻 said:
Andy,
Good Morning!
I enjoyed the video and the poem!
I must admit, I’m an owner of one of those “mobiles”! I will also admit that I don’t own a computer! If I didn’t have this device that I’m using right now, I wouldn’t be able to send you this message! For my purposes, I find having this device to be very convenient because it is small enough to fit anywhere! I do travel quite a bit.
To each his/her own...
I guess!
I hope you’re getting a lot of R & R this week!
Have a wonderful day!
I’ll be indoors today. The temperature outdoors is -17C!
My love to Joyce and to you!
~Laura~
January 31st, 2019 04:58
Old Age Phonephobia?
Neville said:
nowt so strange as folk... maybe it said more about your expectations... tho I would probably agree... Did you know there is no reason whatsoever to be told or expected not to use your mobile in a GP practice or hospital waiting area.... if anyone says turn it off or it interferes with this or that, tell them to go take a hike....we used to let anyone use their mobile at our old surgery & clinics.....rant over.. nice poem... N
January 31st, 2019 04:26
Neville said:
nowt so strange as folk... maybe it said more about your expectations... tho I would probably agree... Did you know there is no reason whatsoever to be told or expected not to use your mobile in a GP practice or hospital waiting area.... if anyone says turn it off or it interferes with this or that, tell them to go take a hike....we used to let anyone use their mobile at our old surgery & clinics.....rant over.. nice poem... N
January 31st, 2019 04:26
Old Age Phonephobia?
ANGELA & BRIAN said:
Love the SAX Uncle Andy : always COOL : perhaps too cool for classical : but it has apperaed once or twice on the Proms ! BRIAN refuses to have a MOBILE : He calls it the FOBILE MOAN of the Mobile Phone (spoonerism ?). I do need one in case Im called in if one of my Clients is in Emergency. Im ON CALL 6am to Midnight ! Teens live on their Phones & Tablets (not paracetamol !) but i do see more 50+ using mobiles in PUBLIC. Your Poem is a Gem : reporting Society Today !
Blessings & Love for YOU & JOYCE :
ANGELA (NZ) 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Ive added CLIFF (Summer Holiday) please check !
January 31st, 2019 04:14
ANGELA & BRIAN said:
Love the SAX Uncle Andy : always COOL : perhaps too cool for classical : but it has apperaed once or twice on the Proms ! BRIAN refuses to have a MOBILE : He calls it the FOBILE MOAN of the Mobile Phone (spoonerism ?). I do need one in case Im called in if one of my Clients is in Emergency. Im ON CALL 6am to Midnight ! Teens live on their Phones & Tablets (not paracetamol !) but i do see more 50+ using mobiles in PUBLIC. Your Poem is a Gem : reporting Society Today !
Blessings & Love for YOU & JOYCE :
ANGELA (NZ) 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Ive added CLIFF (Summer Holiday) please check !
January 31st, 2019 04:14
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