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SilverDawn commented on: The Travelers by SilverDawn 1 year 1 day ago
very true, and yet lack of: very true, and yet lack of sensibility is a kind of innocence. And that gave Peter the ability (or was it magic) to see what many cannot - after all - he could see Tinkerbell. So I look in the dusty corners and sweep up the stardust to see what may be hidden there. I listen to the wind as it whispers, and sip algae tea with a magic frog on her pond, and ponder on the real meaning of water rings on old furniture. And I strive to keep my balance while walking two paths with one foot on each. . . . So perhaps we shall indeed find the magics and wonders others simply cannot see.
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grimfate commented on: The Travelers by SilverDawn 1 year 1 day ago
If you look hard enough: Well there are three sides to a coin but is it magic you look for.... or innocence? Peter Pan in his creation was an entity, an embodyment of boyhood, not to be mistaken for childhood, as girls have a tendency to not be so stupid as to fall out of their prams (as that is how the lost boys came about.) His 'magic' was born to him from his lack of sensibilty and the tremendous fun boys can have when lacking in responsability.... I digress there is indeed still magic in this old world and I do enjoy finding it myself :)
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crypticbard commented on: The Foreigner by upnorth_6 1 year 2 days ago
Quite a sad truth, well: Quite a sad truth, well depending on who is found beneath.
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SilverDawn commented on: The Travelers by SilverDawn 1 year 2 days ago
Ah, tis what one finds when: Ah, tis what one finds when dealing with one who feels the tug of 2 paths - not sure if I am more like Pollyanna or Peter Pan but I like to look for the magics and share them, because maybe magic does still exist if we but open our eyes
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grimfate commented on: The Travelers by SilverDawn 1 year 2 days ago
A journey to make the soul smile: I really enjoyed that little trip, a true fantasy tale condensed, not to mention the classic (or as I call it the correct) spelling of faerie. I look forward to another adventure :) Pen on.
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S74rw4rd commented on: To move beyond haiku by Ground 1 year 2 days ago
Revisiting this, I find it: Revisiting this, I find it just as beautiful.
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S74rw4rd commented on: Placeholder by metaphorist 1 year 2 days ago
Of course, I already admire: Of course, I already admire your poetic style; but the sheer honesty required to disclose this situation in this poem is more than admirable:  it is a tremendous reflection of a devotion to Truth, and another aspect of why you are one of this site's finest Poets.
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ramonathompsont commented on: Placeholder by metaphorist 1 year 2 days ago
powerful and gripping. loved: powerful and gripping. loved it!
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crypticbard commented on: Happy place by Nolarak 1 year 3 days ago
It's so good to have a happy: It's so good to have a happy place!
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patriciajj commented on: Startrail to the Absolute by patriciajj 1 year 3 days ago
I'm always deeply honored: I'm always deeply honored when you stop by. Thank you so much for your stunning reflections that validated my intention perfectly.   Your opinion is always appreciated and greatly valued, gifted Poet.  
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patriciajj commented on: From Animal Lover to Vegan Advocate: A Beginner's Journey by simon 1 year 3 days ago
The animals thank you for: The animals thank you for taking the time to chronicle your very important journey of compassion and awareness. If only one person joins you on your path of kindness, then you are a hero for speaking out.   Bravo to you!
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patriciajj commented on: Yet [*/+/^] : 27.225 MHz, Some Final Measures; An Old Fisherman, Caught In Rome's Dragnet by S74rw4rd 1 year 3 days ago
There's absolutely no doubt: There's absolutely no doubt in my mind that the "still small voice" that awakened your spirit in '74 will lead you safely home. You can't get it wrong.   But I don't like to think about that day. Right now, in this moment of astronomical importance, you are an outstretched hand to those who are sinking and a poetic beacon in the dark. Never doubt that.   Be blessed.
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patriciajj commented on: Never forget you by SSmoothie 1 year 3 days ago
Speechless. Let me pull: Speechless. Let me pull myself together here. I'm feeling this to my core and mirroring every heart-tugging, light-drenched, precious word.   I want to cry, but also to laugh and give you a big virtual hug right back for all the great art and positive energy you've lavished upon us all these years, but most of all I want to thank you for this angelically beautiful, unforgettable and sincere gift.   Huge love and gratitude, dear vibrant, irreplaceable PostPoemie!  
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S74rw4rd commented on: WHO ARE YOU AGAIN? by hawksquaw99 1 year 3 days ago
I experienced this same: I experienced this same confusion with an acquaintance whom I believed to be a friend, but who, over the course of nearly four years since our friendship collapsed, has attempted to embarrass, rebuke, and even belittle me.  I find it wryly ironic that you described a similar situation even before I had joined this wonderful site.  I wish you would come back:  there are not enough Poets of your quality here; some, and some very, very excellent ones, but not nearly enough.
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S74rw4rd commented on: HAT FULL OF STARS by hawksquaw99 1 year 3 days ago
This is a beautiful poem,: This is a beautiful poem, like all of your poems.  You have been so long absent from here, but I hate to think of your poems as just so many items in the archive.  When I first came to postpoems, I admired your poems very much, and that has not changed.
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