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	Love it! 13 hours ago	View
	Thank you. 14 hours ago	View
	Richard, this is such a beautiful poem. Though I’m not religious, per se, I am very spiritual, and know in my heart that your wife was there with you in that moment, and continues to be. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Merry Christmas to you and yours. more » 14 hours ago	View
	You had me at ‘mental helf’! You’re a comic genius and a great writer, my friend…A fantastic Christmas story you’ve created. It should be granted ‘The Night Before Christmas’ status! Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year to you and yours. :-) more » 16 hours ago	View
	That lullaby has been sung in my family for generations, and I had no idea Bing Crosby sang it in a movie. I sing it to my grandbabies! And I had no idea what it means. Thank you, Phil! :-) 16 hours ago	View
	Lovely poem. Thank you for sharing. 1 day ago	View
	Thank you so much for the compliment, Jon. Your poetry is beautiful. 1 day ago	View
	I certainly did, Phil. That’s so funny. 2 days ago	View
	A beautiful piece of art you’ve painted with words. Lovely. 2 days ago	View
	Thank you, Ramesh. I appreciate your kind words and support of my poetry. 2 days ago	View
	I just saw this, Gary. Thank you so much. 2 days ago	View
	It’s my pleasure, Ramesh. :-) 2 days ago	View
	Lovely. 2 days ago	View
	No wonder the Grinch is after Santa! He gets blamed for everything…Adorable story, Phil. I was initially perplexed by the ‘seals swimming in the hall’ until I remembered that seals are symbols of Celtic folklore, with many different interpretations. I can see where several may apply to your story. Great piece, as always. Ho-Ho-Ho! :-) more » 2 days ago	View
	Do I sense a touch of arachnophobia, my friend? Ever since reading Charlotte’s Web, I’ve had a strange affection for spiders, so I probably would’ve preferred to find it very much alive. Now, if I saw a strange looking bug caught in the webbing, dead or alive -that probably would have given me the willies! ;-) In only two stanzas you were able to grab my attention, and I felt as though I was there with you, peering at the web and its creator. Great piece, John. Thanks for the little adventure! more » 3 days ago	View
	Thanks for the recommendation, Will. It’s a great piece. May have to give it a try. :-) 3 days ago	View
	So funny, Phil. Another great one! I started laughing the moment I read the title. But as badly as I feel for Nysolph, I feel worse for poor Rudolph, having just come out of the penitentiary, and all —I mean, can’t a guy catch a break? more » 3 days ago	View
	Oh my goodness, Phil…You are too kind. 4 days ago	View
	Mission accomplished! I think it also makes the reader look more closely at what you’re saying in each stanza. At least that was my experience. I didn’t know that about WWI poems. Will look them up. :-) more » 4 days ago	View
	Looks like below is above, sometimes. Lol 4 days ago	View
	Thank you very much. So happy you enjoyed it. :-) 4 days ago	View
	Beautiful Christmas poem, Jess. I can see your tree and family growing bigger and glowing brighter with each passing year. Merry Christmas! 5 days ago	View
	I like the peace and hope your poem shares with the reader. Lovely. 5 days ago	View
	This is a very good question you raise in this piece, Karl. Those of us from New Jersey have been living under surveillance for several weeks now. It’s unnerving to say the least. Has every last morsel of privacy been taken from us? It feels like a strange experiment were a part of and we’re under the microscope. more » 5 days ago	View
	I can feel the sadness and loss in your words. A lovely poem, Stacyann. 5 days ago	View
	It’s a very interesting rhyme pattern you’ve used here. The theme is engaging as well. Nice job. :-) 5 days ago	View
	Beautiful imagery. Loved reading it, Roberto. 5 days ago	View
	I enjoyed this poem very much. The sentiment and imagery, both beautiful. 5 days ago	View
	Thank you very much for your kind words. 5 days ago	View
	Why thank you so much, Karl. I love your interpretation of my words, as it speaks to my intentions when I wrote this poem. Your support of my work is most appreciated. :-) 5 days ago	View
	Hahaha. Exactly what I was thinking. :-))) 5 days ago	View
	Poor Rudolph! I hope nothing terrible happened to him in the penitentiary. And I hope we don’t have to wait too long to find out…Another wonderfully witty, well written work of art. Thank you for the chuckles, Phil. Merry Christmas! more » 6 days ago	View