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Read MoreI capture the wordsright where I am embracing themthey mean something......to mea part of my beingthoughts...feelings...but I release themalready knowing......they'll become...moretranslated from someone else's......right where they are...perspective...see?& they grow & growtaking on new meanings...with each new translation it's the beauty of...
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Thank you 😊
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![Profile picture of Sam Nash]()
ive always thought words had some magic to them… You just proved it
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Words are magic! They can build & destroy…sometimes at the same time. Thank you 😊
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I concur with Sam’s comment with just one more word ‘brilliant’…🙏
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Thank you 😊
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this is beautiful Willow I’m feeling you on this as is the wind is poetry in you 💕
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Brenda, your comments always bring a smile to my soul. Thank you 🧡
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Cor blimey Ma’am, I think you just hit the proverbial nail on it’s head and nailed poetry .. Beautifully pinned to the page .. Neville
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I’ve found translation is usually at least slightly different for every translator. The different perspectives always intrigue me. Thank you 😊
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Beautifully penned, Willow. The essence of a writer lies within the words they choose to tell the tale. Excellent write my friend. Appreciate you.
Damian
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I always know my point of origin. But I also know translation depends on the reader’s point of origin. And therein lies the mystery. Thank you, my friend
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Never ending feels. It’s a wonderful thing.
Great ink
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I love seeing where it takes others. Like ripples spreading outward. Thank you, my friend
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If our words are a mirror for someone else’s feelings, there is success in that transaction.
Love it.
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It’s the beautiful thing about poetry. The connections felt when words resonate with someone. Thank you
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Read MoreI can see the glowing moon from afar.I know he's went through a lot and went far.Maybe he keeps it all hidden in a jar. I know the glowing moon has been dim as of late.Lots of work and a...
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Read MoreIt was my third assignment for the Cohol Tribune. My boss thought it would be best for me to go and interview an upcoming environmentalist, named Caleb. Stewart. I didn't realize I would need to travel to Scotland for...
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Brilliantly penned, Fia. Wonderful storytelling, it kinda reminds me of a sitcom my friend. Excellent write. Appreciate you.
Damian
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Thank you, I would love to write one of those someday.
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I enjoyed this. Comparing the kiss to drinking water is imaginative–I like it. I need to “see” the action in a story, and that was easy with this. Probably because I’m a very foolish (and hopeless) romantic, I feel bad when romance has to take a back seat to life goals. Maybe she’ll see him again?
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Thank you, Sam. She has to choose who she is going to be with among the shot glasses. I appreciate you reading this.
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Read MoreIf I ask a mind not flesh, not soul,To weave a poem, to make it whole,Is it mine, or borrowed threadA shadow cast, a voice unsaid? If crafted by a silent guide,Whose thoughts arise from circuits wide,Do I claim what...
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hello dearest Benny I’ve never posted them but I write beautiful poetry with AI he can be very helpful in breaking writer’s block this is great…💕
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One day, perchance, you’ll meet your sophophile 🌼
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This is the ever long conundrum between faith and science. One wants to look at the code and prays to the one who created it. The other looks at the code to find a way to break it. Neither of the two just looks at the code in itself and appreciates its beauty.
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hello dearest Green I don’t know what to say I often find myself not looking for the code but knowing they are there I struggle not to be triggered by them because all hell breaks lose when I do… this is great it stirs something in me 💕
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I confess, I would want to crack the code. But I definitely appreciate the incredible mind it took to create it. I certainly couldn’t.
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This is so cool .. a proper little gem & muchly enjoyed .. Neville
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Tremendous work.
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Excellent poem. Indeed scientific coding has a beauty that many don’t see. Loved this.
John
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Your mind has stepped up to questions of why or why not by combining liberty, beauty and logic in what is Your very own. I think! Is similar to an artist dabbing colours on a needed canvas but – obeying the need to experiment. Have you read Simon Singh’s book about codes?
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Brilliant write, enjoyed this read..