Just For You Poetry

Tom Balch

Absolutely brilliant, Steven. You never fail to cheer us up. Love the " Who suffered from Sago and died of Blanc - mange" line.

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How beautifully bitter sweet are these wonderfully penned words, Stella. Too many brilliant lines to pick one out, loved them all.

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Ha-ha! Leve thos a lit, Stivon, rigords tum.

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Fields of golden buttercups grasses wild and green, the almond trees in blossom a splendid springtime scene. The olive groves lush and green skies so clear and blue, swallows showing off their skills home from their long adieu. Wild Rosemary and Lavender the golden gorse’s shine, as I wonder throug...

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A rhyming delight of a springtime poem, Cindy. Just loved it.

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A lovely Sonnet, Joseph. I bet she just loved this in those difficult times.

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Here´s wishing Joseph all the very best for his birthday, have a great day my friend, and what a lovely poem this is , Stella. Joseph will love this.

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I this is the best Fibonacci I´ve ever read, Stella. Loved it.

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A well crafted fun piece, Ken.

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A wonderful Haiku sequence, Stella and what a lovely picture to go with your words.

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The joy that Kittens bring shines in this delightful poem, Karin.

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A wonderful way to greet the day.

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Yes! The more we put in the more we can take out. Life´s like that.

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Powerful and hard hitting, Fay. Brilliant penning.

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A sonnet to spring beautifully penned , Stella. She´s on her way...

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A very deep and meaning piece.

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It was one of those days when the sky was dark grey and my mood seemed to match all around, the dampness and the grey seemed to linger all day in a depressing and sad sort of way, I shuffled around with my chin on the ground and my head filled with impending doom, then a rainbow was formed a bright...

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Ha-ha! A lovely ending to this well told tale, Sandra.

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The wind came screaming from the north force nine or maybe ten the sky was black inducing fear amongst us broken men, the Captain he was sick in bed and looking fit to die the surgeon said he´s coughing blood as black as that there sky. The mast was shattered in the storm the sails were ripped apar...

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Another amazing piece, Fay. The "lullabies to my cradled young fears" did it for me.

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Treasure that pen, Dorothy, it writes beautifully.

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A wonderful creed to live by, Seema. A well written poem.

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Beautifully sad. "If only´s" scream out from the heart. Poetry that hits this reader hard, dear Fay. I can read this over and over again.

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I see their names carved in the trunk encompassed in a heart the date below is years ago, I wonder where they are. A penknife, key or rusty nail I wonder what they used to carve their love for all to see in the trunk of this old Oak tree. When finished did they laugh and kiss a kiss to seal the dea...

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A lovely prayer for Stella, Karin. I wish her a speedy recovery and hope she is well.

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The repeating lines in this beautiful pantoum are just wonderful, Stella. and that means every line of cause. A joy to read.

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Beautiful thoughts to live life by, Seema. A piece for all to ponder.

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The wife ´s been going on about it now
for many weeks it seems,
and today´s the day I have decided
to fulfil all her rampant dreams,

I´m off down town to B and Q
and I hope to get my way
checking through the colour charts
for fifty shades of grey.

Tom Balch

Wonderful imagery as we cruise through the lines of this lovely poem, Dorothy.

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Ha-ha! A secrete supply. Love this nostalgic tipple of a poem, Sandra.

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All the very best for your birthday, Cindy. Have a lovely day.

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Ha-ha! Love the two different note books, Sandra.

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Making the most of the moment takes care of the rest, well written, Seema.

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This stands alone as a wonderful poem and certainly one to get the reader thinking about their own gadget filled lives. Nicely done Richard. Love the
"I’ll not be made to know such strife" line.

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Wonderful imagery, Cindy, I see see the tumble weed dancing the streets. A well crafted Acrostic.

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Stella, Stella, Stella, thank you for this beautiful sweet poem that you have penned perfectly.

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If you could look through rose tinted glasses I´m sure that you would grow in your own mind and be the one we know that you could be. The one who shines the one who smiles the one who lives life to the full, the one that we aspire to be, a bright light in the dark. So please keep on striving always...

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A fun filled sensual and very well crafted, Villanelle, Karin. Very much enjoyed.

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A beautiful tribute to a much loved friend, well done.

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A wonderful sonnet you have penned here, Joseph. The third stanza did it for me.

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Absolutely beautiful, Stella. Love the " Love is best not spoken for it doesn't grow that way" great penning, a joy to read.

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Beautifully sad and heartfelt, Sandra. The mono rhyme works perfectly.

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Beautifully sad is this piece, Joseph and very well crafted too.

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Ha-ha! A wing man to treasure, Antoine.

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Voices from the past sing loud in this great Haiku, Ken.

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Happyland sounds perfect to me, Fay, as is this beautiful poem.

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The dawn chorus sings
sun peeks over horizon
winter morn begins.

Salmon coloured clouds
drift across robin egg skies
snow is on the way.

Snow falling gently
against a dark night backdrop
winter wonderland.

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I’ll not do that again for sure
miss the nail and hit my thumb
it ended up so bloody sore
I’ll not do that again for sure,
I tried to hide it but she saw
my wife she laughed and said I’m dumb
I’ll not do that again for sure
miss the nail and hit my thumb.

Tom Balch

A powerful piece on the sad and real facts that parents have to face, Cindy. Well done.

Just For You Poetry

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