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susan.brumel
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A few years ago, I retired from a 34 year career in hospice counseling, at which time I began writing poetry. My poems are influenced by my patients’ journeys, the compelling beauty of nature, and the human condition. I enjoy getting lost in the woods, floral design, music, and jumping in puddles with my grandchildren. Baudelaire tells us to ‘be drunk’ on our passion every day of our lives. I am drunk on poetry and intend never to be sober. I live near the Jersey Shore with my husband and Bernese Mountain Dog, Dottie.

  January 2023     5 hours ago

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The Fishing Expedition

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by Susan Mayer Brumel

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This is a stunning poem, Luciana. I have felt that way myself. What a beautiful way to express that aching longing to experience someone so deeply, and hoping to be seen by them in return.
The eyes are not only the windows to a person’s soul, but as you describe them —to their whole universe. 

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A sad one. :^(

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Thanks!

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This is an intriguing poem, Mark. So much can be read into it. Simple yet oddly profound.

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Thank you!

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Thoughtful and beautifully written. I like the message.

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Just saw your comment.
Thank you, my friend. Right- not dumb, just haven’t learned it yet. Lol

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Thank you so much.

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One of my favorites of yours. Just beautiful. I could imagine myself there, and loving it!

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Thank you, Ramesh. So funny.

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Much communicated in few words.
Nicely penned.

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Thank you for your input. It was a fun one to write. :-)

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Hahaha. Thanks, Phil. I had to look up what school ma’am means…I was surprised to learn that the children’s dentist, who branded herself the ‘dino dentist’ to attract the little ones, would tell them they have bugs creeping around in their mouths. Yucky! My 3 year old grandson finally stopped having nightmares about wolves! :-p 

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I like this one a lot, Mark. Introspective and tender. My favorite lines:

In my insensibility, my
heart deserted me

A body is a falling leaf;
true love is evergreen

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Thank you very much.

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