Hi Diane,
Would love to join you dudes, it sounds really cool, if you do organise something. Would that be ok?

Wow, don't have tickets for the gig in Oct but would love to come and hang out with you guys at the Travel Lodge. Would that be ok?

Hey Manna
that's cool about the purging of Christianity.
Did you call in a Rabbi or an Islamic dude?
Did it work?
Are you DC'd?
Are there any lingering odours of frankincense and myrhh - not literally of course, just in the christo-mataphorical sense?
DO tell

"..........oe.r this jewelled golden strand"

That is so so retro, so Wordsworthian, so Tennyson, so Arnold, so Burns, so so cool.
Yeah, cool

Wow again Jimmy, your piece is so long.
How do you keep the concentration to get it that long?
Are you never tempted to settle for something shorter?
You know what they say about brevity and literature, especially in the poetic genre?
Don't you think it might benefit from cutting back?

Really don't like the stick up the whale's ass or wherever.

But for that moment—

A brief shining glimpse

Reminds me of the lyrics of Camelot, one of my fave old time movies -
"For one brief, shining moment
that was known as Camelot.".

Spooky

Hey Birdonawire,
why do you have such a violent looking avatar?

Just log onto youtube and type in Cohen Rollins and there it is

That's crap Red Poppy - no one but no one can objectively say a poet or a poem is GOOD.
Everything is subjective !

Really sorry to hear you are going Lizzy.
Thank you for all your help.

I thought the energy sagged.
I thought the piece too long.
Sorry

COOL LAURA.
I love the way you've taken all these cliches and woven them into something that isn't at all cliched.

"I think a number of us feel that sacrifice of our private world with Leonard as a trade-off for meeting and being able to talk with other people who love and appreciate his work as much as we do."

Lizzy,that's such a cool and beautiful thought.

Thank you. Bless you.

Hey Diane It must be really cool to walk in the soft Welsh rain and cooler still to walk in the Irish mist. My grandmother was Irish and she talked all the time about Ireland's weather being "soft". Not sure what that meant? You might know? My mum (she was my mum's mum) just won't talk abo...