Or maybe people are thinking more about what they post if they have to take the trouble to punch in a password?
To Ali ~
"A BitterSweet Goodbye" was wonderful. I really liked it.
It made me feel sad for you.....
~Harem~
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Harem~ Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!...=)
Mark~ Your writing is wonderfull...=)
Love and light, Ali
Really, when you think about it... the new blender does not require us to key in a one word name to identify our poem / file (works) to be stored - anymore. / as we used to before with the old blender.. so that is less keying / kind of equals out with the need to sign a password now...
So it should all even out.... not any more effort or work than before.
RIGHT ? ? ?
~H~
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Michael T. ~ 'Mildly Amused' is a winner! "Beautificully Abused'- What a great name for a cd (too bad I can't sing :-)
How many of you write on your own emotion, how many on others, and how many on pretend emotions? Just curious. I've been full of that lately.
xoxo
Elaina
Delilah~ 'Promises'...All I can say is WOW...great job...And I love that Willie Nelson song...Right up there with 'Help Me Make It Through The Night'...=)
Harem~ I loved, loved, loved your newest sub...My talented friend, you are just wonderfull...=)
Love and smiles, Ali
Elaina~ Hi girl!!! OK, I'd say that 90% of the time I write from my own emotion...5% from others emotions, and the other 5% is just made up fictional ramblings...I'm big on writing when I'm emotional about something, whether it be happy, sad, excited, scared etc...You've had some awesome questions lately, dearie! So, there is my input...SMILE!!!
Love and light, Ali
Madi--thanks again, love you. and, I really liked 'sofa,' stop hiding out and write some more!
Ali--your comment came at just the right time, it made my day, thanks!
*hurridly popping in to praise* WONDERFUL COVER:) WAY to Goooooooo BK:) And the other front pagers. *dashing back out for fear my guilt may keep me up reading all night instead of getting much needed rest (I've been sick)*
Congrats to all the front page pics.
delilah, I liked the detail in your poems.
Kirk, new format is great. Thanks for all your hard work.
On the workshop- hope you go for it.
Tok
OHhhh...and, to me, what constitutes a good poem is reading it and knowing right off that it was just born that way:)
Tricia T.
Fallout -- excellent, excellent, excellent work!
The impact was immediate and breathtaking -- almost 'haiku-like'
would love to read more of your stuff!
nat
Madison:
He said he loves
nice mix of the concrete and abstract images to create 'one perfect moment'
feels like the scene was lifted out of 'reality' and became a sinuous moment in space...the words just float
brava
TJ Holland:
Right Here --
great image
rhythm of the words conveyed the movement of the image
made me want to get the lexus, get naked and drive fast on I81
news at 11
nat
Thanks Kirk for the picks, Kev and Angel, thanks for your comments. I love this place and all of you here. This will always be my writing home. I remember when I found you all last September, it was like getting hit with an avalanch of emotion, written by a cast of characters. Still is, and that's what makes this place so wonderful. The changes are looking good, can't wait for the rest. Keep up the good work Kirk, and 'thanks,' for the opportunity to post to a place I come to almost every day.
bk
madison:
i love your stuff!!
the concrete images you use make every line come alive...pictures just flow into my mind -- seeing every movement with a rhythmic liquidity which propels from your choice of words. Your works are always so full -- they force you into reading them over and over seeing some new metaphor or hearing assonance for the first time.
you really have a gift...people underestimate the need to use concrete language and forego all the abstractions...you drive the point home with your work.
Definitely artfully crafted poetry!
Thank you!
Natalia
ps madison:
that last comment was a reaction to Sofa
just read it again...loved it even more
nat
psss.
i love the artwork submitted...great inspiration for poetry!