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Pungus commented on: NACHOS FOR BREAKFAST by georgeschaefer 3 years 47 weeks ago
Good, good, all good: Hey, don't forget to feed the rats, man!
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Starward commented on: Keep your fingers crossed by Teytonon 3 years 47 weeks ago
Very good point.: Very good point.
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Starward commented on: At The Estate Of Prudentius, The Poet, 1 by Starward-Led 3 years 47 weeks ago
Please . . . please . . .: Please . . . please . . . forgive my discourteous failure to reply and acknowledge this comment.  It was an oversight on my part, horribly embarrassing, but not intended to be disrespectful.  I am so sorry, and I will try to be more careful going forward.    And I certainly like your suggestion about identifying the great Poet's beloved; I will certainly mull that over.
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Starward commented on: EARTH DOES NOT BELONG TO MAN by hawksquaw99 3 years 47 weeks ago
Despite its brevity, this: Despite its brevity, this poem is profoundly wise.
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Starward commented on: Yet [*/+/^] : 27.225 MHz, Some Final Measures; On The Poetry Of Patriciajj by Starward-Led 3 years 47 weeks ago
Thank you for the kind: Thank you for the kind comment.  The way the poem came to me was rather unusual---such that I believed the Cosmos was guiding my direction at that point.  I felt a most unusual curiosity to find out if A. E.'s collection of poems, House Of The Titans, contained any more poems in blank verse other than his masterful analysis of a Shakesperian mystery (as yet unsolved) entitled "The Dark Lady."  I found the "Time Spirits" poem and, reading it through, I realized that the final lines---which became my poem's epigraph---were about the kind of poetry at which both you, and A.E., excell.  Because he was the first Poet of whom I had ever read (the summer I turned seven years old), I have always felt a connection to him.  And his connection to you, and yours to him, takes place on that rarefied plane of the most mystic, and most cosmic, Poetry.  This is a constellation of sorts, among poems rather than stars, and although your style and his are very different, your visions and your shared compassion for humanity, are too similar to be a coincidence in the grand, cosmic scheme of existence.  Finding that those lines of A. E.'s were so descriptive of your poems that, for the past two or so years, I have loved and admired, I felt as if I was discovering an entirely new dimension of meaning.  And though I feel iunworthy of the high and lofty compliment that the second paragraph of your comment contains, I am very, very grateful (flat on my face on the floor and in humble silence . . . that kind of grateful) for your kind words.  
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Starward commented on: Yet [*/+/^] : 27.225 MHz, Some Final Footnoting; Was It A Small Stroke? by Starward-Led 3 years 47 weeks ago
Thank you.  I do not know why: Thank you.  I do not know why my eyes are misbehaving, but at least I can say it has improved a little since this morning.  I ask the prayers of everyone on this issue.
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Pungus commented on: Yet [*/+/^] : 27.225 MHz, Some Final Footnoting; Was It A Small Stroke? by Starward-Led 3 years 47 weeks ago
Intense: Hats off to you with utmost respects, fellow flame, may we get some faith-healing
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patriciajj commented on: Yet [*/+/^] : 27.225 MHz, Some Final Measures; On The Poetry Of Patriciajj by Starward-Led 3 years 47 weeks ago
That you would use your time: That you would use your time and talent to sculpt such a resplendent, moving gift leaves me breathless with the deepest gratitude. Even if your sonnet wasn't ablaze with the greatest encouragement one could hope for and my name never mentioned, I would applaud the mastery of form and language and the graciousness of spirit that inspires you to uplift other poets.   Your appreciation of A.E. and his lofty vision tells me that you, yourself, share an artistic and spiritual connection to this poetic legend.   An eternity of humble "thank you"s for such a generous and stunning stamp of approval.    Blessings upon blessings.   
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Starward commented on: The Painting Itself by shewhodwellsint... 3 years 47 weeks ago
You're welcome.: You're welcome.
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Starward commented on: your land is nothing but sand by Pungus 3 years 47 weeks ago
Thank you, sir.: Thank you, sir.
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Pungus commented on: JOIN TOGETHER by georgeschaefer 3 years 47 weeks ago
If you are serious about the: If you are honest about the connection being random, I'll have you know I recently posted a poem "Wrinkly slinky" and though it may not be so appropriate, it seems like your slinky might indeed be the fated redemption.
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Pungus commented on: your land is nothing but sand by Pungus 3 years 47 weeks ago
And I really like your: And I really like your comments.
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mysweetdakini commented on: The Painting Itself by shewhodwellsint... 3 years 47 weeks ago
Bless You Starward:): Thank You for your gracious commentary _()_
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Starward commented on: The Painting Itself by shewhodwellsint... 3 years 47 weeks ago
The wealth of detail that you: The wealth of detail that you provide makes for a rather intense reading experience:  that is, it feels like I am present at the auction, then present during the painting's composition, and attempting, of myself, to solve the identity questions.  Your words' have a good compositional tone, and functions at that best level where the reader's attention is completely on the narrative and not on how the narrative is being presented.
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life_used_to_be... commented on: Centralia by life_used_to_be... 3 years 47 weeks ago
Thank you so much. Happy to: Thank you so much. Happy to still see you are still on this site! 
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