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beaconzbard commented on: THY PEACE DOES NOT CEASE by beaconzbard 2 years 17 weeks* ago* I read it: You can now watch/hear me read this one at: https://youtube.com/shorts/AIGpMLZhRO4 [ go to comment ]
S74rw4rd commented on: voice of one gone by redbrick 2 years 17 weeks* ago* That is very wise advice.: That is very wise advice. [ go to comment ]
SSmoothie commented on: I still miss by SSmoothie 2 years 17 weeks* ago* Thanks it took a long time to: Thanks it took a long time to come back here and read your beautiful consoling commet [ go to comment ]
georgeschaefer commented on: What Is Wrong With Calling A Poem A Poem? by J4nu4r14n 2 years 17 weeks* ago* Call it anything: There's nothing wrong with calling a poem a poem. There's also nothing wrong with alluding to verse with other terminology. I'm a poet but I'm also a philosopher, a prankster, a writer and would be raconteur. Some things I write in poetic form is philosophical expression. Sometimes, I'm a prankster trying to pull the wool over people's eyes. Other things I write in poetic form are probably pieces of flash fiction. Of course, most of it is poetry but truthfully you can call it anything. I'll respect each individual's right to call their poem a poem, a piece, a write, a ditty or whatever floats their boat. [ go to comment ]
georgeschaefer commented on: GREATLY EXAGGERATED by georgeschaefer 2 years 17 weeks* ago* postpoems (and other such: postpoems (and other such sites) is a legitimate means to publish poems. The work is out there. People with no interest or means to purchase a book can still read a lot of fine poetry. I enjoy the whole process of putting a book together, laying it out, designing a cover etc. All the photography (good or bad) is also my own. I'm pleased when anyone enjoys what I do. [ go to comment ]
crypticbard commented on: voice of one gone by redbrick 2 years 17 weeks* ago* Thank you most kindly.: Thank you most kindly. Sometimes all we need to do with each life experience is to fill in the blanks and they appear seamless in comparison. [ go to comment ]
LutherSeahand commented on: Summer by LutherSeahand 2 years 17 weeks* ago* Cheers!: Cheers! [ go to comment ]
LutherSeahand commented on: Summer by LutherSeahand 2 years 17 weeks* ago* Cheers!: Cheers! [ go to comment ]
LutherSeahand commented on: Summer by LutherSeahand 2 years 17 weeks* ago* Cheers!: Cheers! [ go to comment ]
LutherSeahand commented on: Summer by LutherSeahand 2 years 17 weeks* ago* Cheers!: Cheers! [ go to comment ]
LutherSeahand commented on: Summer by LutherSeahand 2 years 17 weeks* ago* Cheers!: Cheers! [ go to comment ]
LutherSeahand commented on: Summer by LutherSeahand 2 years 17 weeks* ago* Cheers!: Cheers! [ go to comment ]
LutherSeahand commented on: Jane by LutherSeahand 2 years 17 weeks* ago* Cheers!: Cheers! [ go to comment ]
S74rw4rd commented on: voice of one gone by redbrick 2 years 17 weeks* ago* The poem is very observant of: The poem is very observant of human nature in this regard, and that sixth line is one of the profoundest that I have read in a long time. Sometimes I think I could qualify to be the doorkeeper at the door of regret because I have spent so much time going in and out of it. [ go to comment ]
S74rw4rd commented on: GREATLY EXAGGERATED by georgeschaefer 2 years 17 weeks* ago* You explain the process very: You explain the process very well. I cannot imagine why someone would feel a stigma or a discomfort with self-publishing. It is certainly a viable option. One of the most Poets who impacted my life in a big way, Thomas Jones Jr. (now largely forgotten), self-published his first book of poems. And, in a way, even PostPoems is a form of self-publishing, although (thankfully) Jason does not charge us to use his site. I applaud your publishing history, and I wish you well in future efforts. [ go to comment ]