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Starward commented on: Good Advice Received During My Freshman Year by Starward-Led 4 years 35 weeks ago
Thanks for asking, and yes it: Thanks for asking, and yes it is.
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Pungus commented on: Good Advice Received During My Freshman Year by Starward-Led 4 years 35 weeks ago
Wow: Is this truly biographical?
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Starward commented on: Titanic Pride, Silenced by Starward-Led 4 years 35 weeks ago
Thank you so much.  Coming: Thank you so much.  Coming from you, that is a high compliment indeed---and I appreciate it deeply.
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Pungus commented on: Purple Butterfly on Channel 8 by saiom 4 years 35 weeks ago
Lovingly: THIS THAT YOU'RE WRITING IS SO MAGICAL, CMON!
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Pungus commented on: Erasing Sea by saiom 4 years 35 weeks ago
Keystone: We are no gods but hold the key
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Pungus commented on: Titanic Pride, Silenced by Starward-Led 4 years 35 weeks ago
Enjoyed: I can easily relate to the excellent display of imagery and conveyance of revealing nuances that are imbedded in the precise and skillful sublimity of this poem.
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Pungus commented on: Forgetting Peace by satishverma 4 years 35 weeks ago
Parallelism: Madonna said, "I bow down to pray!"
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Starward commented on: Carpenters by lyrycsyntyme 4 years 35 weeks ago
Another majorly beautiful: Another majorly beautiful poem . . . but that phrase, "the virginal forest /  between us" is, for being only five words, one of the finest phrases I have ever read in poetry, and I have been reading poetry since Spring, 1973, so I have some crediility in my response to excellent lines.  Wow!
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lyrycsyntyme commented on: MS. PAC-MAN OR LAUNDRY by georgeschaefer 4 years 35 weeks ago
Amusing : ): You might see some 'whippersnappers' there, too ; ) My niece is getting really into Ms. Pac-man. I guess it's becoming a bit of a thing, again. A sign, perhaps, that within advanced technology itself, there is a subset of us that long for simpler times.    
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lyrycsyntyme commented on: Unhealty Emotions by prego2x 4 years 35 weeks ago
Betrayals and gaslighting: Betrayals and gaslighting rely on our fuel to keep the fire going. Letting go, though sometimes feeling impossibly difficult, is the only way to quell the destructive flame.   This was beautifully painful. An awakening to what suffering means and where suffering can still lead.
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patriciajj commented on: red ribbon by Pungus 4 years 35 weeks ago
"What lies beyond the: "What lies beyond the blinds?"    You know exactly how to conjure a mood, seize the reader's attention and not let go. I love your sardonic attitude on meeting the expectations of a crass society to be a "standing man" and your unflinching, achingly honest description of "the slow death".    "I feel myself diminishing"   So much in that line. How well I know that place.   Another powerful exhibit of your rare talent.         
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patriciajj commented on: 6720 by allets 4 years 35 weeks ago
You lit more than a few: You lit more than a few wildfires in this old mind. As you so skillfully took inventory of your poetic journey, I looked back over the many years you've brought friendship, positive energy, fresh perspective, humor and true art to this site, and I can't imagine PostPoems without you. Too many posts? Never! I congratulate you in advance for your 7,000th post. 
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patriciajj commented on: Cooked Limerick by allets 4 years 35 weeks ago
Brilliant! It's wonderful: Brilliant! It's wonderful when you use your gift to brighten my day. I may need to cut back on the ego myself . . . 
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patriciajj commented on: Chips' Chapel by saiom 4 years 35 weeks ago
Smiling. Great news delivered: Smiling. Great news delivered in a clever tongue-twister. Love it on two levels! 
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patriciajj commented on: Slaughterhouses Exempted by saiom 4 years 35 weeks ago
When the financial stakes are: When the financial stakes are high enough, capitalist systems will look the other way no matter how egregious an act of cruelty or neglect is (This includes abuse of humans as well). It's also telling that factory farms and slaughter houses do not allow people to take photos or videos of their facilities.   Fortunately, word is getting out about the atrocities committed behind closed doors. Physicist Brian Green became a vegan after visiting a factory farm and witnessing the horror.   Thank you for continuing to raise awareness of the appalling mistreatment of precious sentient beings. 
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