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Pungus commented on: here we go, passing by by redbrick 1 year 30 weeks ago
Love this one so much I must: Love this one so much I must leave this brief comment, even on the toilet
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S74rw4rd123d commented on: In This Medical Affliction by Starward-Led 1 year 30 weeks ago
I am so sorry that I failed: I am so sorry that I failed to acknowledge this fine comment in a timely way.  Lately, I am having difficulty keeping track of things.  Please forgive me.
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S74rw4rd157 commented on: A Man I Haven't Met by chillin 1 year 31 weeks ago
I am amazed by the way you: I am amazed by the way you deploy your rhyme patterns---an example that, in my opinion, is textbook perfect!  I am bookmarking this poem for easy revisits, and it has already given me an idea for a poem of my own.
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chillin commented on: A Man I Haven't Met by chillin 1 year 31 weeks ago
That means so much to me!: That means so much to me! Thank you!!
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S74rw4rd157 commented on: Rivalry by Tetra_nova 1 year 31 weeks ago
Your assessment of this poem: Your assessment of this poem is 110% accurate!
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S74rw4rd157 commented on: A Man I Haven't Met by chillin 1 year 31 weeks ago
I have been reading Poetry: I have been reading Poetry since spring, 1973, and writing it since summer, 1994.  So I hope that gives me some credibility when I say that this is one of the MOST powerfully poignant poems I have ever read.
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C0eru135c3n5 commented on: Trump-Our Golden Leader by ramonathompsont 1 year 31 weeks ago
And thank you.: And thank you.
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ramonathompsont commented on: Trump-Our Golden Leader by ramonathompsont 1 year 31 weeks ago
Thank you for your comment: Thank you for your comment and feedback. I am only an actor upon the page. What I write and share may not always be what I feel.I try in my work to express and share the views of all so we can all come together and find a greater knowledge/understanding of our world. Thank you again for sharing your thoughts on this piece.
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SSmoothie commented on: I'm tired of feeling this way. by zoeycup16 1 year 31 weeks ago
Sad but cute rhyming scheme. : Sad but cute rhyming scheme.  Hope this feeling passes soon hugss 
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Tetra_nova commented on: Rivalry by Tetra_nova 1 year 32 weeks ago
thank you: You're so incredibly kind to me whenever you read my work, thank you again. 
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S74rw4rd157 commented on: nightly cravings by Vrnka 1 year 32 weeks ago
Beautiful!: Beautiful!
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patriciajj commented on: Rivalry by Tetra_nova 1 year 32 weeks ago
Did I actually stumble across: Did I actually stumble across greatness? A heartsong, uncommon, almost ethereal, several steps above the everyday? I believe I have.   I was about to log out when I glanced at the first line of your masterpiece (I almost never use that word) on the homepage and found myself lured back in. Wow. How many writers have tried put a new spin on that simile and somehow fell short, but your prowess of language made it soar.    The entire monument of eloquence and expertise was a breathless, exceptional experience that made my day. Truly.    Peace and Light. 
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C03ru135c3n5 commented on: Trump-Our Golden Leader by ramonathompsont 1 year 32 weeks ago
 I say this with the utmost:   I say this with the utmost respect for you as a member of PostPoems. In the mid Seventies, I spent a ten week term in a very intense and detailed study (directed by my school) on Germany in the twenties and thirties.  And everything I hear about that man (I will neither write nor speak his name during these four years) reminds me with chilling accuracy of what they said about, and how they adulated, the Bavarian housepainter whom President Hindenburg had apointed Chancellor in January, 1933.  And he was feted as the greater leader, the worker of economic and industrial miracles---quite an accomplishment during the worst part of the Great Depression.  After he had lulled the German people with these achievements, he ordered, in 1939, the invasion of Poland, the beginning of WWII.  And he convinced the German electorate that this was necessary for continued German well-being . . . and they fell for it.   More than one commentator has mentioned how eerily some of that man's remarks closely echo texts from Hitler's book, Mein Kampf.  Although I have only a BA in History, I do not think a higher degree is required to see the similarity in the patterns.  Let me say again, I have written this without acrimony and with the utmost respect for you as a fellow member of PostPoems.   
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Teytonon commented on: Don’t talk about my shelf by Teytonon 1 year 32 weeks ago
Thank you so much!: Thank you so much! Your words are greatly appreciated.
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randyjohnson commented on: Don’t talk about my shelf by Teytonon 1 year 32 weeks ago
Funny: This is a funny and well written poem. I enjoyed it.
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