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Pungus commented on: castle keep by redbrick 1 year 36 weeks ago
The short lines work very: The short lines work very well, and encourage your specialized knack for like ambient abstraction to really cut through, forcing the audience to connect the dots, pondering.
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ramonathompsont commented on: DAILY GRATITUDE ALICE IN WONDERLAND by joy 1 year 36 weeks ago
thumbs up!: thumbs up!
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S74rd4rd157 commented on: At The Evangelist Saint Luke's Gospel 16:19-31 by Starward-Led 1 year 37 weeks ago
Your comment is so deep that: Your comment is so deep that I am not sure how to respond, except to say thank you.  And I agree, poetry especially is all about a soul acknolwedging existence.  (And that phrase, in your comment, is one of the most brilliant metaphysical statements that I have ever read.)
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S74rd4rd157 commented on: Goodbye Gene Hackman by randyjohnson 1 year 37 weeks ago
When I heard the news: When I heard the news announced, I wondered if you would compose a death poem for him.
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LittleLennonGurl commented on: The Rise Of A Tyrant Destined To Fall by LittleLennonGurl 1 year 37 weeks ago
Sad and old: Sad and was old before it began. 
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ramonathompsont commented on: The Rise Of A Tyrant Destined To Fall by LittleLennonGurl 1 year 37 weeks ago
sad. just sad: sad. just sad
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redbrick commented on: Melbourne Mosaic by redbrick 1 year 37 weeks ago
Thanks kindly, that makes me: Thanks kindly, that makes me glad to hear; short of a time machine and teleportation device, poetry is the most accessible thing at the moment.
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Co3ru135c3nt commented on: Melbourne Mosaic by redbrick 1 year 37 weeks ago
Reading this, I felt like I: Reading this, I felt like I was already there.
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sweetwater commented on: Overstayed Welcome. by sweetwater 1 year 37 weeks ago
Thank you for your kind: Thank you for your kind comment. I'm glad it's not just me who finds it difficult to share their home. 
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redbrick commented on: What happened to Alexa & Siri? by Teytonon 1 year 37 weeks ago
i guess as precursors to or: i guess as precursors to or prototypical platforms of AI technology they will eventually will have been superseded by newer generations unless they themselves get upgraded. something like Emma Thompson in "The Mitchells Versus the Machines." 
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redbrick commented on: …how to get to there by redbrick 1 year 37 weeks ago
Nope. There's no stopping: Nope. There's no stopping Gus! Thanks kindly
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Teytonon commented on: …how to get to there by redbrick 1 year 37 weeks ago
There once was a man..: There once was a man named Gus Who'd always make a fuss Never said 'Hiyah, Bird!' That would be absurd As Snuffalopagus? No, as Enough? Ha! Can't top Gus! Thanks for posting!
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georgeschaefer commented on: 50-50 by georgeschaefer 1 year 38 weeks ago
thank you for reading and: thank you for reading and commenting
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cynosure commented on: Golden Ratio's Grace by cynosure 1 year 38 weeks ago
Thank you: Starward, thank you. It really does mean so much. Please find the same message of appreciation in my response to patriciajj. I do apologise for being absent recently. 
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cynosure commented on: Golden Ratio's Grace by cynosure 1 year 38 weeks ago
Completely understood: Hi Patriciajj,   Thank you so much for your exceptionally well crafted and poignant response that I am not sure I am worthy of. No need to apologise, I hadn't seen you around here or on AP for so long, so I naturally started to worry.   I completely understand how incredibly busy, messy and complicated life can be. I have been having a similar time of it at them moment and signs are that it appears only to get more hectic for the remainder of the year. That being said, it’s great to hear from you and whilst you owe me nothing, I’m thrilled that you are well.   I feel blessed that you found the structure and symmetry engaging—it’s such a joy to explore those intersections between science and spirit - perhaps more so after a poetry publication tells you they are no good. I mean, I can do that anywhere and at any time!   Your feedback, I admire, was expertly timed, and I also confess I was so moved by it that it has taken me a while to try to convey my appreciation in a manner befitting. So, I have taken the plunge this evening to thank you and how happy I was that you enjoyed the cadence and theme. It’s always rewarding when someone connects with the deeper layers of one’s work. I truly appreciate you sharing your thoughts, and I’m delighted to hear that it provided you and Starward with such an immersive experience. I left some comments for you on AP, and whilst I may not be here as regularly as I’d like, I look forward to more of our exchanges when things settle down for us both. 
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