Kudoes,dear Rach!I believe I shall print and frame your "Nuts", point at it on the wall and say, "I know the poet in a manner of speaking." My GOD, the last stanza screams out to me. Much love and best wishes.
Congratulations! We're in the middle of the Ancient Egyptians as 'topic' at school, so Nut cried out to me, but it was the cynanide section I really homed in on, and the cider. Wonderful compendium of a poem.
Thanks, JoAnne, I'm finding there are things I want to express in poetry that a standard narrative can't convey. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Topics - mine starts back tomorrow - summer is over!
Wonderful poem, Rachel, I loved it! I shall be thinking about nuts all day now... And thinking of those in Queensland, I really hope the floods don't return.
Dominic, you've got me wanting to munch my way through a wee experiment now: just how many apples is a cupful of pips, I wonder...? Not that I need them for anything! Just for an assemblage of a conversion chart of sorts - a new comparison. Thanks!
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Hey, hey, I like that a lot. Congrats!
Kudoes,dear Rach!I believe I shall print and frame your "Nuts", point at it on the wall and say, "I know the poet in a manner of speaking." My GOD, the last stanza screams out to me. Much love and best wishes.
Thanks, N.G.S - means a lot from you!
Les, I'm glad that stanza gave you a kick in the honoraries. Ditto, kid x
Congratulations! We're in the middle of the Ancient Egyptians as 'topic' at school, so Nut cried out to me, but it was the cynanide section I really homed in on, and the cider. Wonderful compendium of a poem.
Thanks, JoAnne,
I'm finding there are things I want to express in poetry that a standard narrative can't convey. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Topics - mine starts back tomorrow - summer is over!
Rachel - that is pretty much awesome. Like some wild improvisation. I loved it.
Thanks, H.O.L - apparently I have a prize of a pattern finding brain - I just let it do its thing in this instance without translation.
Thanks, Donna!
Congratulations, Rachel! I love it. Otoliths is a wonderful journal as well.
So much out of nuts, a wonderful poem. Congrats.
I know, Andrea, I've been wanting to get in Otoliths for an age - it's fab! Thanks for reading - really pleased you like it.
Thanks! There was more, Elizabeth, but I tried to have some control!
Wonderful, Rachel! Congratulations!
That's a great e-zine, and I enjoyed the poem. (Are you sure the snakes didn't bring the flooding?)
Congratulations, Rachel. What a beautiful nut of a poem -- such a pleasure to crack. And good advice too. I am in great need of going a little nuts.
Neat! Congratulations, Rachel.
Congrats on your poem! Headed over to the link to check it out now.
GW - thanks - your support means a lot to me!
Mike - it's a wonderful zine - always full of inspiring stuff. Thanks for reading.
Lori - nuts are good for you!
Thanks you for reading it! I'm so happy you liked it!
Merc, thank you! This'll keep me smiling all morning!
Thanks, Talli - appreciate your support!
Wonderful poem, Rachel, I loved it! I shall be thinking about nuts all day now... And thinking of those in Queensland, I really hope the floods don't return.
Thank you, Tania! I liked how nuts could take me to the stars; a tiny thing here expanding to the whole universe!
Forewarning will hopefully have kept people safe in Queensland. Thanks.
Absolutely love it. Sweet as a nut right through. Congratulations, Rachel. Good to know that some of the good stuff rises to the surface.
Never realized one could regard nuts on so many levels. Fascinating. Especially like the ***.
Congratulations. I enjoyed the poem. I read somewhere that you need a cupful of apple pips to come to any harm!
Thanks, Dick, that's a wonderful comment. I'm thrilled this poem has connected so well.
Kass, thank you. The * says a lot, doesn't it?
Dominic, you've got me wanting to munch my way through a wee experiment now: just how many apples is a cupful of pips, I wonder...? Not that I need them for anything! Just for an assemblage of a conversion chart of sorts - a new comparison. Thanks!
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