Comments received on poems by Goldfinch60



Kneading Emotions.
Laura🌻 said:

Andy,
How is the bread?
As I was reading your
poem, it made me sooo hungry!
I know nothing beats homemade bread, but we do have some great bakeries in Italy that make delicious bread!

I enjoyed the clip...
Bread and spaghetti...good combo!😂

~Laura~

June 20th, 2018 19:32

Kneading Emotions.
BRIAN & ANGELA said:

HI ANDY ~ Love Spaghetti Westerns and the theme tunes which is just as well ~ because they haunt one\'s sub-conscious in perpetuo !
The process ~ the scent & taste of primitive home-made bread ~ awesome ! !My MUM is a Confectioner and she taught us all how to make bread & cakes & pies and to cook in general ~ Great asset for a FLAT DWELLER I have Cousin who lives and dies his BREADMAKER ~ looks good ~ smells good but the texture is spongy and the taste commercial not a patch on PAN PRIMATIV ! Thanks for an excellent Confectionery POEM ! Yours BRIAN
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June 20th, 2018 19:00

Kneading Emotions.
SLR said:

My mom made the best homemade bread I\'ve had. I\'ve always loved that smell. I would sit there at the table with her fresh bread warm from the oven and the butter and she\'d always ask didn\'t I want something else to eat it with and I\'d always tell her no. It was wonderful just with butter. Thank you for bringing me this wonderful memory. Great post Gold! Thank you for sharing.

June 20th, 2018 15:04

Kneading Emotions.
Frogspoetry said:

I want to try it,can you send me a slice? Or at least the recipe,I also love to bake,I would love to try to beat it( Ha Ha) and bake it as well as you.Thank you Gold.

June 20th, 2018 11:35

Kneading Emotions.
Michael Edwards said:

I can smell it - great work Andy.

June 20th, 2018 11:10

Kneading Emotions.
Heartwriter said:

That bread should be most tender after that beating. Lol. Good one.

June 20th, 2018 06:16

Kneading Emotions.
Fay Slimm. said:

A clear and very readable recipe for proper bread-making - beating out frustration\'s gripes love puts back the dough\'s lie and golden those baked rewards when risen and brown the crust - - wow this read has inspired me to try. Thanks Goldi.

June 20th, 2018 06:04

Kneading Emotions.
orchidee said:

A fine write Gold. You beating up that dough there?! What has it done to upset you? lol.
I would punch cushions, but not if they had pictures of animals, etc on them.

June 20th, 2018 02:15

Cat Wars.
willyweed said:

I don\'t care for cats but the poem is good. ww

June 19th, 2018 11:14

Cat Wars.
BRIAN & ANGELA said:

Thanks ANDY ~ Have heard the CATS DUET several times but only once in the flesh (or should that be FUR) a great fun piece. In addition to their 100 positive drawbacks even CATS have the odd bad trait ~ and nocturnal singing is one of them. In my book however its reversed with D * * S many more NEGATIVES than POSITIVES ! Thanks for sharing Poem & Purrrrrring ~ Yours BRIAN

June 19th, 2018 10:50

Doing Nothing.
Laura🌻 said:

Andy,
I concur with all that Unsub wrote with regard to your write’s content!

As you know, I can empathize with your situation! I know you’re thinking of Joyce every day...how could you not to?! She’s the love of your life!
Do rest up this week...at least physically!
I know how important it is! My own days with my mom are getting more difficult as each day goes by!

Thinking of you...relaxing, relaxing, relaxing!

~Laura~






June 19th, 2018 10:13

Cat Wars.
Laura🌻 said:

Andy,

This was really funny!😹
Watch out for that Orchi guy!

Enjoy your day as much as you can!

~Laura~

June 19th, 2018 09:33

Cat Wars.
Heartwriter said:

Lol. Great morning laugh. Enjoyed.

June 19th, 2018 06:24

Cat Wars.
dusk arising said:

Personally i adore cats. Such a fine life form.
Very entertaining nocturnal challenges. Keep us posted, will one of them disappear or become a defeated shadow of its former glory.
A great subject for your superb writing.

June 19th, 2018 04:18

Cat Wars.
orchidee said:

Heehee a fine write Gold. Some don\'t believe me if I say they can\'t tell the difference between me and two cats fighting!
Ahh, there\'s a smallish tortoiseshell cat in our road.
Also another one the same, with its companion, a more tabby sort.
Also, a very large but friendly black-and-white one that roams about. Too heavy to pick him up!

June 19th, 2018 02:12

Cat Wars.
Michael Edwards said:

Well I guess you know what I think about cats - or rather their irresponsible owners. Nevertheless a great fun write Andy.

June 19th, 2018 02:06

Doing Nothing.
Christina8 said:

You are in my thoughts and prayers. Take time for you to rest!

June 18th, 2018 14:12

Doing Nothing.
ZIGGY said:

hi I don\'t know what gave cause for this write but I got a sense of it with Unsub\'s comment I hope this write helped to throw off those feelings in some way I believe people like you are chosen to care for those in need hope you can find yourself in your free time again kind regards …………...zigs

June 18th, 2018 14:03

Doing Nothing.
Jane Frye said:

I thought about your write for hours. I, too, lost the love of my life under similar circumstances. I felt helpless, and incredibly sad. The worse part for me is a sense that I failed him. It\'s been four years now, and I\'m still grieving, trying to sort things out in my heart and head. I have not yet found the collateral beauty in his and my tragedy; but, when I do, I\'ll be sure to write about it, as I hope you will. Take care.

June 18th, 2018 09:36

Doing Nothing.
FineB said:

Thanks Goldfinch60.

I used to work in Mental Health at one time and attend Carers meetings. They do an incredible job caring for loved ones in challenging circumstances.

Enjoy your rest and thank you for this great poem.

I hope matters in the future will not be too difficult.

Keep writing
FineB



June 18th, 2018 09:02

Doing Nothing.
BRIAN & ANGELA said:

Thanks ANDY ~ Love the\"QUEEN of SHEBA\" we often have as an entrance in our CHURCH Either from CD or the ORGAN with violin & cello ! 37 Years for second time round is good run ! Friends in our Church Group use \"respite care\" and view it with a mixture of \"freedom & guilt\". When either Husband or Wife had to go permanently into CARE ~ some have described it as \"worse than death\" because they feel so alone and helpless. Within our Church there is a good corps of Carers & Helpers & Visitors ~ its like having a FAMILY of 100 on your doorstep ~ AMEN BRIAN

June 18th, 2018 07:52

Doing Nothing.
Michael Edwards said:

Do enjoy your week - you deserve it although I fully understand the mixed feelings you must have.

June 18th, 2018 03:01

Doing Nothing.
orchidee said:

A fine write and clip Gold. We had some similar family matter, though not dementia. Sadly, the person passed away some years ago.
Any more \'openings\' seen in the \'bubble\' as it were?

June 18th, 2018 01:59

The Pipes! The Pipes!
Christina8 said:

A wonderful write, enjoyed the end note!

June 17th, 2018 19:55

The Pipes! The Pipes!
Snowflake Incorrigable said:

lol, quite a small thing, just thought how interesting if the Pigs from the attached poem could have pipes to their symphony, check out the poem:
The pigs and some piglets trot out at regular intervals

having just left their dirty muddy pool coolly refreshed

their long hooters ahead of them twitching blaring warm air

then disgracefully and predictably the honking starts with aplomb



Each one of these pigs has its own particular honk

though to you, me et a listening ear it sounds the same

but honks come with stylised messages and its own tone

and inform us about the mischief brewed in the muddy trough



Honk honk one honks while another starts on a tangent

seemingly saying hear this one and produces a foghorn honk

a little piglet skips up offering a little honk then honks it out

some more and one can see a cheeky smirk on little piggy\'s face



A sow produces a belter honk with bad attitude as sows do

splattering mud in its wake and everywhere showing passion

that\'s the way to do it she added expertly before honking again

some boars trundled in honking loudly in abandoned unison



Hear now the symphony of honking conducted by a leading gilt

totally in her element her hooter held up her trotters in a mud pile

the sows and gilt with their big mouths open and shut relentlessly

and the boars added fitting choruses with gusto again in unison



Now The myriad of honking sounded quite like the Fool\'s Overture

apologies to Supertramp but methinks the pigs were in the know

a passing visitor to the farm ask the farmer what\'s the palaver about

\'Oh just take no notice of them, he says, they are all mad raving swines\'





June 17th, 2018 09:34

The Pipes! The Pipes!
Laura🌻 said:

Andy,
Your write reminded me of the Zampognari who played their zampogne at Christmas time in Italy when I was a child! I really liked the sound!

Thank you for the share!

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY 😊

~Laura~



June 17th, 2018 08:20

The Pipes! The Pipes!
orchidee said:

Oh lol, a fine write Gold.

June 17th, 2018 07:38

Problems.
Jane Frye said:

Good advice and good choice for the music.

June 16th, 2018 10:43

Problems.
Laura🌻 said:

Andy,
I enjoyed Mozart’s musical joke! Clever indeed!

Your poem offers a great message! If we all followed it, imagine what a wonderful life we would enjoy! However, I’ll be the first to admit that it’s not an easy task!

~Laura~


June 16th, 2018 10:28

Problems.
BRIAN & ANGELA said:

Thanks ANDY ~ All I would say is a BAD MOZART composition is still better than most other COMPOSERS GOOD compositions I enjoyed listening to it but I did get the JOKE in the end Loved your POEM ! Men are great \"FIXERS\" often with Dire Consequences ! Most ladies I know ignore them and they go away. We had a Chief Technician called MAC (Irish) who was called MISTER FIXIT ! 5 times out of 4 he did and order was restored ~ BUT the fifth time he almost destroyed the College ~ Like TRUMP he believed Health & Safety was a CHINESE MYTH ! Thanks for your sound WISDOM ~ Please check my Poem and a Bonus from FRANK IFIELD ~ I Remember YOU ! Yours BRIAN

June 16th, 2018 09:40



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