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Don Matthews

Sat 25th Jan 2020 08:33

You are the only one who commented on this Joe. Thankyou. Why has no-one else??

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Don Matthews

Sat 25th Jan 2020 08:30

I you are one of the dying breed who enjoy our Leader's humour come and join us. We guarantee a fun-filled ride.

Lucy L (LMS Head of Publicity)

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Joe Marcello

Sat 25th Jan 2020 04:02

Re-runs of Monty Python ran here in America in the early 70s. I was lucky to find them. I loved the show, I saw their movies and stole their lines. Terry Jones and the rest of the gang. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

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Do.RoThy

Sat 25th Jan 2020 03:36

Tonight is the night when two become one......hehehe
Party tonight, Saturday night.....?
Beautifully expressed!!

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Do.RoThy

Sat 25th Jan 2020 01:42

Zig zag
Uphill downhill
This way
That way
Plan a
Plan b
Plans seen
Plans unseen
Tired waiting
Rides??

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Fri 24th Jan 2020 22:51

That's it John...rub it in. They don't like it up 'em!

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Don Matthews

Fri 24th Jan 2020 22:19

I like it Mika......

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Don Matthews

Fri 24th Jan 2020 22:07

Yes, I do remember you Hayley.....

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Philipos

Fri 24th Jan 2020 21:11

How true Joe - how true. ?

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Hugh

Fri 24th Jan 2020 17:50

A passionate poetic plea,well done.Get well soon.

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HayzTee (Hayley)

Fri 24th Jan 2020 17:46

Thankyou so much? sorry for the late reply my health has been rubbish haha

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HayzTee (Hayley)

Fri 24th Jan 2020 17:44

Thankyou! Sorry for the late response I've been rather unwell with chronic pain the past year :/

Hoping to be back being creative!

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HayzTee (Hayley)

Fri 24th Jan 2020 17:38

Aw thankyou!

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kimberly

Fri 24th Jan 2020 15:08

Thanks for your comment on my profile. I obtained the 'Poetry in my life' picture from the interweb.

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kimberly

Fri 24th Jan 2020 15:02

A little poem to remind us to not look outside, but within for all that you truly need.

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Chris Hubbard

Fri 24th Jan 2020 13:51

Good evening, M. C. Newberry,

I have merely a single point, namely: "Quite" .

All the the best,

Chris Hubbard

Perth

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Rich

Fri 24th Jan 2020 06:44

Thanks for your comments, Tom and Don - really appreciate them.

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Zoë

Fri 24th Jan 2020 04:55

This beautiful ?

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Zoë

Fri 24th Jan 2020 04:47

In case nobody got it it's about suffering from sleep paralysis

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John Marks

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 23:01

Thanks Mika, Brian, Itsjust, Tom, Cathy your support is invaluable. Thank you indeed. J

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Don Matthews

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 21:17

Very good Rich....

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Do.RoThy

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 21:06

This seems to be beautifully tempting....nice holiday spot.

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keith jeffries

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 19:51

Tom,

Thank you for this. My mistake as I intended to write ferment and not forment. It was a poem from the depths of my heart for a lost love. A day cannot pass but he is in my thoughts.

Thank you
Keith

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Jason Bayliss

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 19:45

Thanks Rich and thank you so much Po, coming from you that is high praise indeed, thanks mate ?.

J. x

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Rich

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 17:34

love this poem.

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Philipos

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 17:16

2025 - thanks Tom - glad you liked some turns of phrase. P.

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Tom

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 17:09

Brilliantly laid out and plainly argued. It's a shame the WoL player cuts you off half-way through but I enjoyed the reading too. Great writing Rich.

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Adrian Mealing

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 17:00

Lucy, that is the darndest thing.That road. I walked it as a child up to MacFish every Saturday with my dad where he'd jolly & lark the staff and buy kippers & shellfish & stuff that's not even legal any more. I'd pedal up the cycle lanes, possibly, the earliest cycle lanes in Britain, to school in Kingston. I'd walk up there to the Toby Jug to work as a 12 year old and then to the Toby Jug Blues Club where Fleetwood Mac played every 6 weeks about as close as I'm sitting to this screen.

And then only on Tuesday I learn a bloke called Tim Harrison has written a Tolworth book and he's involved with The cornerHOUSE in Surbiton that's actually in Tolworth and he books the writers' nights. timharrison444@hotmail.com

Now I jolly and lark and have run a performance agency for more years than is possible and there's you in the middle of the Kingston Road ticking off the ticks and collecting the sights & smells & cacophonies.

I just had to stop and say.

That is a glorious ecological tale to tell. Power to your elbows and great good luck with SWARD

Adrian Mealing

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John Coopey

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 14:59

As someone who can give you almost 30 years, Tom, my best advice is to hang on as long as you can to those fantasies about long-legged blondes.

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Jon Stainsby

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 14:34

Thank you, Tom

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kimberly

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 13:38

I enjoyed this.

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Tom

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 12:50

You're welcome John. I'm 39 and have seen and felt the shifts and changes that are so well observed here. ?

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Tom

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 12:38

Where do I buy my ticket? ?

Great one Victoria.

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Tom

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 12:36

I loved this Cynthia.

One of my favourite singers (Bill Callahan) sings on his song 'All Thoughts Are Prey To Some Beast'; "The leafless tree looked like a brain / The birds within were all the thoughts and desires within me".

So, you're in good company.

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John Coopey

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 12:29

Thanks, MC. And thanks for the “Like”, Tom.

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d.knape

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 12:22

poem awaits comment.

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Tom

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 12:11

Those toxic, selfish lovers - the only lasting thing they give us is great poetry.

A heartfelt write, thanks for sharing. T.

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Tom

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 12:09

Powerful writing Keith. I really felt this one. The pull some souls can maintain on us through the years; it can be staggering.

I was thrown off a little by 'forment' - perhaps my ignorance though?

Thanks for sharing!

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Don Matthews

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 11:07

Very good Mika......

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Don Matthews

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 11:04

One needs courage to write about your own personal problems to an audience of unknown people. I applaud you. I seem to have forgotten our previous conversation. Sorry.



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Marie

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 10:09

Yes both right this is me has been me all my life from about 12 years old me and sleep do not mix lol xx

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Don Matthews

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 06:52

Marie

As you have given no preliminary statement that this does not apply to you, and having written it in the first person, I have no choice but to believe you are talking about yourself.

You have also given the same idea to MC

Please clarify......

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Don Matthews

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 06:42

MC I can't find 'tottaly'
In my dictionary
The one that Master Po has used
In comment made to me

Now does this mean that 'tottaly'
Is in an upgrade dic
One that I just haven't got
Or am I just bit thick?

Another thing that bothers me
PM'd him I did do
He hasn't changed the bloody thing
Choogaloogaloo

Now MC don't get panic-like
Choogaloogaloo's
A word-invent that I made up
While riding kangaroo

boing...boing

Don't you dare say my apostrophes are in the wrong place......I'm trying to uphold John's ? British tradition......I care MC I'm not a lazy poet like some on here....I can't answer for Bert....he only went to kindy so we must give him some slack .......

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M.C. Newberry

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 02:25

I can only sympathise with those who suffer this affliction. It is likely
to have a variety of causes, not least an over-active mind (allied,
perhaps, on occasions, to an under-active body that isn't tired enough to drop off to sleep).
There's also the situation when separate bedrooms might help - or
the means of cancelling out the audible sound of a nearby partner.
In an age when experiments into sleep problems are commonplace,
it is apparent that the situation has no set remedy, with each in need
of some individual personal attention to source and help reduce or
eliminate the cause(s). As a shift-worker all my working life (now long
retired) I became, through necessity, adjusted to a haphazard system
of sleeping hours, sometimes as short as 4 - 5 hours, before rising
to start work. Now, in retirement, with no regular demands on my time, I have a split routine, often waking for a nighttime loo visit
after a few hours and then returning to enjoy another longer rest
period, with narrative dreams to go with it!! That seems to suit
my present life-style as the years pass.
Best wishes towards obtaining a solution to whatever sleep curse is upon you! Note the time of this comment for my own
situation as far as "bedtime" hours are concerned!

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M.C. Newberry

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 02:09

Writers deal in words - the tools of the trade. It behoves us to use
them correctly as in any other trade in which it is desired to be taken
seriously. Who would rely on a carpenter to do a trustworthy job with a bag of blunt rusty tools?
I have no spell-checker but instead rely on a small range of reference
works that include the Oxford English Dictionary, Roget's Thesaurus
and a number of volumes on the use and abuse of the English language. Between them, they provide a wealth of illuminating information to answer any uncertainty I might face or question I might have. The human element acknowledges that the occasional blip
might sneak past in the typing (typo!) of any material but having a novel published is a salutary lesson in the need to read and re-read
one's written efforts to ensure they are as near perfect as possible, not least to keep costs down prior to submission to the printers.

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Do.RoThy

Thu 23rd Jan 2020 01:27

Great swim, to wash away negatives n shine with positivity. Wish I were a swimmer. Need my life jackets....lovely write V.

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Philipos

Wed 22nd Jan 2020 21:17

Hi IJMDH - 2025 - thanks for the like. Blessings. P. ?

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Don Matthews

Wed 22nd Jan 2020 21:04

I thought MC youd' be it's commenter....

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Philipos

Wed 22nd Jan 2020 19:37

2025 - thanks for your profound words. Much appreciated. P.?

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John Coopey

Wed 22nd Jan 2020 18:15

Lovely sentiment, MC. I look forward to the recording.

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