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Teytonon commented on: It’s in the name - a good example by Teytonon 19 weeks 6 days* ago* Thanks, but what I need..: Thanks, but what I need is a knick. What good is a knack without a knick? By the way, you knew I couldn't resist. I took your name and came up with the perfect occupation for you. You can do it on here. I can't discuss salary, sorry. This is the position, can you handle it? REDBRICK KESHNER = HE S/B R NERD KICKER [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: It’s in the name - a good example by Teytonon 19 weeks 6 days* ago* You do have a knack! And: You do have a knack! And perhaps they also walk into their own undoing as we most of us do [ go to comment ]

S74rw4rd-13d commented on: + 1ST POEMS: Resurrection Starward by Starward-Led 20 weeks 1 day* ago* I thank you most sincerely: I thank you most sincerely for that excellent validation!!! [ go to comment ]
sweetwater commented on: Age. by sweetwater 20 weeks 2 days* ago* Thank you, appreciate hour: Thank you, appreciate your comment. :-) [ go to comment ]
sweetwater commented on: Age. by sweetwater 20 weeks 2 days* ago* Thank you, glad I'm not the: Thank you, glad I'm not the only one. [ go to comment ]
Stephen commented on: + 1ST POEMS: Resurrection Starward by Starward-Led 20 weeks 2 days* ago* Great poem: I have always thought that a funeral shold be a celebration rather than a mourning. [ go to comment ]
1SP commented on: Let 'Em Be by ramonathompsont 20 weeks 2 days* ago* This piece hits with a quiet: This piece hits with a quiet power. Taking a classic like Let It Be and reshaping it into a call for mercy, unity, and basic human dignity gives the poem a deep emotional weight. The repeated “Let ’em be” becomes more than a refrain—it feels like a prayer for families, for hope, for a country trying to find its heart again. I really felt the ache in those lines about broken-hearted people and the reminder that we’re all under the same God. Beautifully done, Ramona. You turned a familiar melody into a message the world still needs to hear. [ go to comment ]
1SP commented on: Let Ice Win by ramonathompsont 20 weeks 2 days* ago* A powerful piece,: A powerful piece, Ramona. You’ve written this with a clear conviction, and that certainty gives the poem its edge. Even when the subject matter is controversial, your willingness to speak boldly in your own voice is unmistakable. I always respect when a poet leans fully into their perspective and lets the lines carry that fire. Art like this reminds me how poetry becomes a mirror—sometimes reflecting unity, sometimes tension, but always revealing something about the moment we’re living in. Thank you for continuing to write with such unapologetic force. [ go to comment ]
1SP commented on: Miracle Man by ramonathompsont 20 weeks 2 days* ago* There’s a quiet fire in this: There’s a quiet fire in this piece — that sense of two souls recognizing each other beyond the masks, beyond the noise. You captured that moment when a person stops running from their own light and finally lets someone stand beside them. The “rebel soul” and “future paradise” imagery hits with a beautiful mix of grit and hope, like love that’s been earned through storms. I really felt the tenderness in the line about misfits joining — it turns vulnerability into strength, and that’s the kind of truth people don’t write unless they’ve lived it. A powerful, intimate piece. Keep shining that fearless honesty. [ go to comment ]
1SP commented on: Mardi Gras Party! by ramonathompsont 20 weeks 2 days* ago* This one feels like a: This one feels like a full‑color celebration of destiny waking up inside somebody. The way you frame the moment—“a day you can say that for you it all began”—gives the whole piece that spark of transformation, like watching someone step into the life they were always meant to claim. I love how the poem blends Mardi Gras energy with a deeper calling, turning the party into a doorway for purpose, courage, and becoming. Your lines move with confidence and invitation, reminding us that dreams don’t just happen—they’re answered. This was a fun, spirited read with a heartbeat of hope behind it. Nicely done. [ go to comment ]
1SP commented on: God Bless Donald Trump by ramonathompsont 20 weeks 2 days* ago* Appreciate that — satire can: Appreciate that — satire can be a tricky balance, so I’m glad it landed for you too. [ go to comment ]
1SP commented on: God Bless Donald Trump by ramonathompsont 20 weeks 2 days* ago* Grateful for you. Your: Grateful for you. Your presence and your words mean more than you know. [ go to comment ]
1SP commented on: Years Long War by ramonathompsont 20 weeks 2 days* ago* It’s my pleasure. Thank you: It’s my pleasure. Thank you for creating a space where thoughtful feedback is welcomed. [ go to comment ]
1SP commented on: War Is Truly Hell by ramonathompsont 20 weeks 2 days* ago* As a veteran who’s lived with: As a veteran who’s lived with the echoes of what you’re writing about, this piece hits with a truth most people never have to face. War Is Truly Hell isn’t just a title—it’s a reality that follows you long after the battlefield goes quiet. The way you speak on the “soul‑searing living death” and the memories that don’t let go… that’s the part civilians rarely understand, but you captured it without flinching. Your lines about men fighting for greed and power—while the innocent pay the price—ring painfully familiar. Those of us who served know how much of war is carried by people who never asked for it. And yes, the question of how anyone lives with what they’ve done or seen… that one stays with you. Thank you for writing this with honesty instead of glorification. Poems like this remind people that behind every uniform is a human being trying to make sense of the things they survived. I pray for that lasting peace too—because no one who’s seen war up close ever wants to see it again. [ go to comment ]