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Tim wrote a new post
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I don’t understand it either. Surely we can be a little more discerning than famous (or infamous) and attractive.
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It’s not the cover that shows a good tale: it’s the way it makes the reader feel when he/she both puts down the book and – whether or not the contents are remembered
A best seller is not necessarily everyone’s choice!
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Rodney Vol Lindsey wrote a new post
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hello dearest poet I paint and write much like you because I have to it is a passion I burn with great write❤
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Stop, children, what’s that sound? Everybody look what’s goin’ round.
There are so many reasons to write…I am not exactly sure why I do, I just do. I feel like a conduit
meant to put the words down that come to me…and I have no idea from where they come.
But my pen is my brush…I feel like a Pollack when I write…I just throw the words anywhere they want to go.
And yes, Vol, “we do aim higher than our wings”—
Maybe part of our drive is to write the one great poem that will make us famous, or at least known.
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Jacob!
Hello! Thanks for stopping by! A poet I knew in my Nashville days once told me, “You know Vol, there are two kinds of poems, “Bullshit poems and horseshit poems…Some come out in one big squirt, the other in hard clumps.” I am with you, sir… but as of right now I can think of a third kind… Constipated, when none want to come at all…
Vol
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You have always had a way of searching and finding clues that make sense of emotions and what they can do to somebody’s life.. its glorious happiness, its intense admission that being can be lonesome at times.
‘We live in shallow waters, miles from shore
satisfied but afraid of being, afraid of depth.We always aim higher than our wings’
From start to finish a gentle confession but the finish suggests more – aiming higher is the adventure and eageress of seeing what others tragically miss. Your pen is mightier than most, tis the gold that makes magic, sir.
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Am more than ready to review and then offer my thoughts, sir.
‘It is all I can do to not paint
everything red as fire, or yellow as
a bobcat’s eye because the world
might end in Ragnarök after all,
we the people buried under sparkles
of glacial aquamarine, bleak as dreams.’From start to final word, the above is a brilliant canvas, Vol
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Kelly Scheppers and
Rodney Vol Lindsey are now friends
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Kelly Scheppers and
Tim are now friends
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Damian DeadLove wrote a new post
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Second stanza, first line, did you mean “you’re”?
The repetition really works. And the shield me stanza is so clever and just rolls off the tongue.
Good, good piece of writing.
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The interesting thing about this one is that, depending on how it’s read, it could be a woman or an addiction. Very clever use of words here, my friend!
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Some people shy away from a poem that’s composed of rhyme. I’ve always felt that there’s a finesse to it that has to be refined like a piece of art. You have that quality. It speaks volumes, Damian!
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The lyrics are so lovely, I feel the intensity of the emotions…the push and pull, the thrill and the ache. and the repeated chorus of “sweet novocain” lingers like a haunting, addictive melody. I’d love to hear you sing this. It’s beautiful
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I sense there is more to this than presently meets the eye .. Good luck with production .. I suspect it will do well ..
Neville 😎👍
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