Aw thanks LeeAnn :-) so glad you find these little discoveries as fabulous as I do! And thanks for the vote of confidence on the reply poems - it wasn’t ever planned to be a part of the newsletter, but it has stuck around. :-)
I love how your poem picks up after the first one by Charl. I don't know if I expect a wind reference, but the tightness of the skin of trees may be just that? It's beautiful!
Not bad poems and show that who wrote them had poetic talent. It is a shame that a good information about them is hard to find. Thanks for sharing.
A pleasure Luis. Yeah totally - so many poets like this throughout history.
You make such fabulous discoveries and your poems in response are lovely.
Aw thanks LeeAnn :-) so glad you find these little discoveries as fabulous as I do! And thanks for the vote of confidence on the reply poems - it wasn’t ever planned to be a part of the newsletter, but it has stuck around. :-)
I love how your poem picks up after the first one by Charl. I don't know if I expect a wind reference, but the tightness of the skin of trees may be just that? It's beautiful!
Aw thanks Pilgrim, appreciate it! Yeah, I feel like the wind is in mine too - the blown glass has a reference as well :-)
How strange I missed picking up on that on my second reading! Thanks!
Wondrous series. Writers everywhere thank you: Me especially.
Aw thanks Mary!! Really appreciate it. 💜
I love your poem Dick. It feels like when you listen to a sad song deliberately to make yourself have a good cry. Or is that just me today? ❤️❤️
I don't think it's just you April - sounds pretty spot on to me. 💜
The poem was great and also For Charl Nolan :)
Cheers Rick! Much appreciated.
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I'm such a fan of the short poem; and I love the way the two here are linked.
Cheers Kim! Yeah same - the short poem is everything to me. There's something special about it. :-)