Oh!!! This was a treat, I enjoyed every bit of it. It literally made me laugh out loud. I don’t know what’s more funny, the interview who remained professional (which was probably very hard to do) Or me wondering if Atticus suffers from ADHD.

Either way, bravo!!! This is brilliant. I need more of this. xx

Cleverly penned, Adagio. Nicely done my friend. Appreciate you.

Damian

Very funny. Enjoyed this

Thank you Fia.

Actually, i never intended to collaborate with you but my unicorn is completely mad about your Cabbage Patch doll, and forced me to ride to your place so that it can play together with your doll in the garden, while we are busily writing. I don’t even dare to imagine what they are doing, when they aren’t watched over…

Seriously – your interview is hilarious and meets exactly my sense of humor. Awesome work , my friend!

Thank you, Elke.

The poem operates as a rite of declassification: the subject is neither bear, nor wolf, nor man, but the oscillation between all of them. And it is precisely in this instability that love appears—not as redemption, but as a force that anchors the untamed without domesticating it. Very well written, I like it very much.

This write is clever with a lot of twists molding into each other. And I love the red kite!
And the heartstrings. I’ll never look at them the same again. I love when you do steamy writes.
Never over done but with a few sharp edges – bringing the heat.
I can’t wait to see your book! And all the works you decide to put in it.

Love everything you do plus you;)

When we read this our mind mind thinks within the piece. Everything that we want is within the cave, truth of self and existence, safety in relation to everything within the cave, all emotions within the cave are real. Outside, there is darkness and every lie that it can hold, There are the teaming deceivers outside totally envious of the warm relationship within, snarling and gnashing their teeth at truth. Tight one dude

Beautifully written and so well thought out, even though you said your ideas were slammed together. It came together very well.

I dig the mix of spiritual and philosophical feel to this, delivered like spoken poetry, that rhythm that begs the reader (or listener) to lean in closer.
Great work.

It was a mess in my head for awhile, and this is the result of that jumble. LOL.
Funny how a few random ideas/lines can blend into something after all.
thank you, Damian!

Brilliant.

Thomas, I wish! But I’m keeping that accolade! I’ve been stabbing my head with a pen lately, trying to make my material worth the read. So thank you for the encouragement.

Dear AA,

When the whiskeys gone there’s no point to going on. I think you’ve described the grim world without the amber glow very well. Cheers to hiding a bottle or two. H🌷

Thank you very much. In reality, I very rarely touch the “Widow’s Punch.”

Powerfully penned, Adagio. Incredible write my friend. Appreciate you.

Damian

Thank you, Damian.