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Recent Reviews for Peter J. Oszmann

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 1/21/2008 2:26:46 PM
As another “perpetual alien”, a “Jewtheran” living in exile from Hungary, but too young to have experienced the horrors of the atrocities committed by the Nazis and the Hungarian uprising first hand, I found this book utterly gripping and absorbing. The book highlights the catastrophic impact on one of many millions of families affected by the Holocaust, demonstrating some of the consequences of man’s inhumanity to his fellows. With his vivid descriptive writing Peter Oszmann has skilfully managed to bring to life the events which he faced and miraculously survived to such an extent that I, as the reader, felt completely immersed in what had happened. He has succeeded in embellishing his narrative with a vein of humour which frequently caused me to chuckle in spite of the pervading atmosphere of suffering, privation and impending disaster. No doubt that writing this book has proved to be a valuable catharsis for the author, who survived such profoundly disturbing circumstances that many others, who similarly endured this scar on human history, still do not have the emotional capacity to talk about them. It is sad that all too often in this day and age, we still see that the lessons of history have not been heeded and that somewhere in this world callous brutality continues to happen both on small and large scales. This book should be made compulsory reading to illustrate the tragic human cost of racial and religious bigotry. I am very much looking forward to the publishing of its sequel

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 6/3/2007 9:40:09 AM
I'm glad you got through this sad torture! A Great SEE-Movie, if you look up Amazon.com, and look up " The Devi's Arthmetic" with Kirsten Dunst, as the faith Keeper of Many... YOU may like this! It changed me FOREVER! I learned so much and had to buy it~~~ UP to you, thought I'd share, about Jewish Camps, pain and more, and how she gave them HOPE! What a Movie~! She had gone through her Grandmas eyes/in reallife dream/etc. WArmly, Warrior Spirit Lady Sheeeoox BE SAFE! STay POsitive! BE Happy!

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 12/11/2005 7:51:05 AM
So glad you lived through this tragic time and were able to share your story with others.

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 6/16/2004 10:03:00 PM
Oi! Peter ! Your words really "knock at my door"! I've got to settle down first, and then re-read this page. Most grateful you got in touch with me - and how simular was/is our destiny. Shalom vBrachot Gabor

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 12/16/2003 4:45:52 PM
I would love to read this book sometime.

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 8/17/2003 7:12:13 AM
enjoyed the excerpt

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 1/23/2003 10:22:18 AM
From the sample and reviews it sounds like a wonderful book. If I ever get any money I will try to purchase it!

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 6/15/2002 12:46:57 PM
Sorry my English writing is not very good. A freind give me book for read. I was borned in 1972, so I do not know much Hitler and nazis. Your story is very sad, but very good writing. A little dificult for me, many words I did must look up in dictionary. You had many pains as child. I want to say very sorry for all Hungarians for give you so much pains. Your book teaches all peoples to not hate. Thank you. Very good book.

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 6/13/2002 4:29:18 AM
I am loving your book - one moment I'm in tears, and the next laughing my head off. Do get on and write the next one!

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 1/27/2002 5:32:27 PM
This excerpt makes me want more! I want to read the whole book and someday I hope I can! Right now, I'm a college student and the only books I can afford to buy are the ones sold in the University bookstore earmarked for my classes...I know you will do wonderfully with this! I feel privilaged to read what I have...

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 1/13/2002 9:13:11 PM
"Jew be or Not Jew Be" is an absorbing and intimate autobiograpgy about the life of the author. It is generous with details that draw the reader into the story of a Jewish boy from an assimilated family and the extraordinary experiences that he lived through in order to be saved from the clutches of the Nazi killing machine. This is not about the usual statistics, but about one life, told in a very personal, very honest style. It is an important book that should be required reading for all, especially in this time of global crisis, brought on by man's inability to tolerate his neighbors

Jew Be or Not Jew Be; The Story of a Perpetual Alien (Book) - 12/29/2001 11:27:42 AM
A moving story. I have read many books on the Holocaust but nothing has touched me like this book. This autobiography, written in the format of a novel, spans the years from the mid 1930s to the time when Hungary was liberated from the German occupation by the Soviet Red Army in the spring of 1945. The uniqueness of the book is the introduction to and exposition of the gradually worsening situation, ultimately leading to the 'final solution', that faced the Hungarian Jewish society as seen through the eyes of a child. Peter Oszmann was born to Jewish parents but was denied his true identity by his parents who hoped to provide him safety by raising him as a Lutheran. Perhaps, as he recaunts the story, that might have saved his life, but, this imposed conversion did not spare him all the pain and suffering which befell the Hungarian Jewery at that time. Without any doubt, the discovery of his true identity and subsequent events which forced him to assume yet another religious identity (Catholic)in order to survive the harshest period of the war and the Holocaust, has left an indelible mark on his psychic. Peter Oszmann's book has a certain purity and clarity showing the inner struggles and dillemas faced by a child in trying to rationalize and to cope with the outside cruel world. The emotional pain, agony and dispair are very touching. He has given us a rare inside view of a child's innocent reaction to the inexplicable horrors brought upon mankind by his fellow men. At the same time he has also let us see the good in us through the many heroic deeds his family members and other kind strangers who risked their lives to save him and others. In addition to the main theme of his book Oszmann has managed to describe the political and historic framework of the late 1930s and early 1940s providing an excellent context for the events unfolding in Europe and in Hungary. His research is excellent and he skillfully integrated his personal history with a sufficient overview of the history of Europe and Hungary without detracting from the story. The author's sense of humor is evident from the very first pages. While this is not a 'fun' book to read it does have many funny and even hillarious moments. It appears that humor was one of the many weapons Peter Oszmann used to protect himself from the harms around him. I laughed and I wept reading the book. This is not an easy book to read. It takes almost 30 pages to get through the Dedication, Preface, Acknowledgement and the Prologue before the main story unfolds. The book is 530 pages long and the author quotes extensively in Latin, German, and French, not to mention the many Hungarian names and idioms used. Fortunately, he diligently provides for the English translation with foot notes on each page. However, the rewards of reading this book far outweigh the occasional inconveniences of reading it. I can hardly wait for book 2.

The Butterfly Effect (Repost) Revised (Short Story) - 11/15/2009 1:04:00 PM
Truly the butterfly is a powerful and significant symbol in this interesting account. Thank you, Peter. Love and peace, Regis

Christmas Miracles. (Short Story) - 4/30/2009 3:55:20 AM
Life itself is a miracle. Praise Jesus!

A living, breathing abstract art…- (Satire) (Short Story) - 1/25/2009 11:13:06 AM
This is very good, Peter. I appreciate your keen sense of observation. Humans are strange creatures indeed. People watching is one of my favourite activities when I am "forced" to be in a mall waiting for some woman/women who love to shop (i.e. my daughters). Thank you. Love and peace to you, Regis

Christmas Miracles. (Short Story) - 12/21/2008 4:25:42 PM
miracels happen constinly. i dont think iv had any real miracels happen to me but to of emt a man who became my friend when i most needed one. he showed me the world is not as evil as i though ti was. and then he went away never to be heard from again. i belive in a way he was my miracle cuse i needed to see goodness in humans to love and he showed me this. but there are many other miracles that happen. people who survived when the pentagon was hit and such there are more and they happen all the time. why i dont know. only god knows.but i think you had yourself a miracle and i belive your wife looks over you and you will join her one day. thank you for your heartwarming tale

Christmas Miracles. (Short Story) - 12/20/2008 5:21:36 PM
Are there such things as Miracles, Peter?? YES!! I answer the question this way because the fact that Karla and I are still here after being born three months early back in 1959 is a miracle. Every day we wake up breathing is a miracle, and we thank God for every day we have on this earth! And He's provided for our needs just when we seemed to need His help the most! So I answer your question with a resounding YES!! :) Excellent write, Peter; very well penned! BRAVO! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :D

Christmas Miracles. (Short Story) - 12/20/2008 4:45:56 PM
Every breath you take, every heartbeat of life is a miracle. Every birth is one. Every thing you see in Nature is, as well. Are there such things as miracles? ABSOLUTELY. I'll tell you why: when my twin sister and I were born three months early, at 2 pounds (me) and a pound and a half, doctors said I'd have maybe a slight chance of making it, Karen had none at all. Doctors wrote us off. God didn't, by His Grace, we're here, forty nine years later. Miracles? You bet. :) (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

A Visit into the Past, Present...and Future (Short Story) - 11/1/2008 11:09:09 AM

A Bar of Chocolate… and a Smile… (Short Story) - 9/19/2008 5:54:40 PM
I believe such dreams are a gift from God. you told it beautifully. Connie

You'll cry where no one will see you. (Short Story) - 9/19/2008 5:51:14 PM
Thank you, Peter, for sharing this intimate story of heartaches with your readers. God bless you and comfort you in your loss. Connie

The Anniversary. (Short Story) - 8/15/2008 1:47:27 PM
When I once loved, he would occasionally sent me an un-birthday card, just to show his love...How beautifully your story reflects that there is no time element in love for it exists whether together or not physically, is that not so? For the wedding night, you were separated physically, but you loved and wed each other...so, too, now, you are still together, loved and wed...just temporarily separated. May God give you peace and allow you the freedom to eliminate the pain and sorrow and dwell in His...and her love...now and always! Beautifully written and a beautiful tribute. Thank you for sharing this with us!

The Anniversary. (Short Story) - 8/15/2008 12:08:23 PM
Oh yes, she exists… she exists beyond my memory… she is the soul of the roses, she is the whisper in the wind, she is in the clouds, in the sky, she is the sunshine on my face, she is the fragrance of the flowers in our garden, she is in the fabric of our home, she is in every ornament, every piece of furniture, every household item she ever touched, even the clothes I am wearing, she is the essence, the blood that runs through my arteries and veins, she is in every beat of my heart, in my every dream, in every thought… Oh yes, she exists… she reflects back from the eyes of my kids, my grandsons, I see her everywhere I look, I see her when I close my eyes, she is in every corner of our globe she ever visited… Sweet sentiments expressed via a compelling true story; thank you for sharing, Peter. Love and peace to you, Regis

Traces In The Air - A story of Meaningful Coincidences. (Short Story) - 4/12/2008 6:57:47 PM
Thank you for a peek into your lives, Peter - stirringly penned memories. Well done. No matter how I say it, this is going to come off wrong: I have a pair of golden, musical balls (LOL) that one manipulates (LOL!) with one hand - it is supposed to be soothing, relaxing. And they are. Sorry if I didn't have the vocabulary to say that better. LOL!!!! (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

On A Dull Autumn Sunday… (Short Story) - 3/24/2008 6:01:13 PM
Fabulously told story that had me right there with you. I love to observe people and can understand what you felt... Cryssa

China Doll (Short Story) - 3/24/2008 5:51:46 PM
I loved this story...it shows the humanity and kindness that are in each one of us, but that is sometimes hidden. I love traveling to Haiti because the emotions of the people there are worn on their sleeves. They love to laugh. They love to smile. If they are angry...well, you know...and so on. Thanks for sharing this magical story. Cryssa

Professor Somersault knows it all. (Short Story) - 3/24/2008 5:43:32 PM
This made me laugh... I loved the wit and humor of this satire, especially the ending. Cryssa

A Bar of Chocolate… and a Smile… (Short Story) - 3/24/2008 5:39:13 PM
Our heart holds onto those fleeting dreams...in hope... that they will again come true some day. Cryssa

You'll cry where no one will see you. (Short Story) - 3/24/2008 5:37:08 PM
What a heart wrenching story... filled with love, hope, anguish and heartache. I learned too late how much my mother truly meant to me, so I could readily relate to the first half of your story. The second half... I have no desire to relate to...:~) I love my husband dearly and have dread for the day that we will be separated in this life. I don't know what I would do without him... Cryssa

Lost Angel (Short Story) - 3/12/2008 6:42:25 PM
Excellent, wonderful. Thank you.

A Bar of Chocolate… and a Smile… (Short Story) - 1/29/2008 7:00:53 AM
Outstanding and I know you closed your eyes back hoping for the moment not to be over I know alot can relate to that fleeting dream wonderful share

A Bar of Chocolate… and a Smile… (Short Story) - 1/27/2008 6:27:31 AM
Peter, Poignant...bittersweet...memories. :( I'm so sorry for your loss. (((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :(

A Bar of Chocolate… and a Smile… (Short Story) - 1/26/2008 4:18:03 PM
Excellent story, Peter; very well penned! BRAVO! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :D

You'll cry where no one will see you. (Short Story) - 1/3/2008 10:15:12 AM
Perfect. I really enjoyed this, Pete. You have a touching way with words. Thanks for posting this.

You'll cry where no one will see you. (Short Story) - 12/10/2007 8:25:30 AM
I guess we all cry at places where nobody is around to see our tears - I blame it on our society. If you cry in public, show emotions, let others see how much you suffer this is NOT COOL ! We are supposed to be strong, be able to cope with whatever comes up, smile and be positive. It's a great life we have and negativity does not exist ! It's a good thing if you cry, even if you do this in your small room with the door closed. It will help you to overcome the pain and wash out your sorrow. Eventually you will not have tears anymore. You will be able to enjoy again: Life, your children, your friends, your daily's activities, your hobbies, food, the sunshine. I pray that this time will come soon. Stay strong. A

You'll cry where no one will see you. (Short Story) - 12/4/2007 8:44:58 AM
I am so sorry for your loss. This story is an outpouring of emotion,; thus, all who read it see the tears. You are not alone. Julie

About the Book -“Remember Us” (Article) - 6/6/2009 5:13:54 PM
Thank you for sharing this informative book review, Peter. Be well, my friend. Love and peace, Regis

About dicks and arseholes. (Article) - 2/21/2009 5:26:31 PM
You may be by your own definition an arsehole, but you are an intelligent one for certain...Ed

About dicks and arseholes. (Article) - 8/3/2008 7:38:52 PM
I think I've been both at times... well written stuff Ron

Micro-soft… cat's tail - a cautionary tale. (Article) - 7/28/2008 9:56:36 AM
I thoroughly enjoyed this short story! Thanks for sharing it with us!

About dicks and arseholes. (Article) - 1/22/2008 10:37:24 PM
Very amusing, Peter. And, of course, essentially true! Incidentally, I think I was a dick but became an arsehole!!!

About dicks and arseholes. (Article) - 6/24/2007 8:39:30 AM
Well put and accurate, as well as funny. Thank you - Doug

About dicks and arseholes. (Article) - 6/23/2007 1:04:55 PM
LOL! This is well done, Peter. I can't help but smile. I won't say which I am... Love and blessings to you, Regis

Dotcomology (Article) - 8/10/2006 4:57:56 PM
Thanks for dotcomology. It is filled with so much information and ideas. Gloria

Bringing up kids. (Article) - 4/4/2006 5:22:44 PM
whew!!

2 Blog Or Not 2 Blog. (Article) - 12/10/2005 8:47:51 AM
*L* Very entertaining read. Thanks for starting my day with a laugh

Terrorism, martyrdom: A "Jew-ish" perspective. (Article) - 11/23/2005 9:10:04 PM
Excellent Peter! Excellent! Bravo!!I picked out a part to emphasize but my goodness this whole article is to be Emphasized! This is such a truthful and honest point here that if only would be heard by all would be followed and Man oh man what a better place it would be. Thanks Peter so very much for your wisdom and the time I know is short to bring this to the people of the world. This needs to go to google and all other forms of "broadcasting" there is! ..."the gullible multitudes follow a few charismatic leaders"... That is so so true. All lazy zombies! Thanks so much Peter! Happy Thanksgiving! Tracey xoox(c :)42

Terrorism, martyrdom: A "Jew-ish" perspective. (Article) - 11/19/2005 7:08:14 PM
Understanding is critical in resolving conflict. Excellent article. R

Ruminations… (Article) - 11/5/2005 7:07:58 PM
Peter, This is Great! Fantastic!!!!. got me a big ol' smile going on here.You are the wisest man! I love this!! And I will not spoil anything for You be miserable and wallow away Just Be Happy!! that's what life is all about!! Thanks for this Peter You are just Wonderful!! Absolutley Wonderful! How do you do it all? All my loving friendship, Tracey42xoox(c :)Oh yeah they do say when joined in wedlock you become one be careful what you dream and think!! (c ;) Take care, take a taxi or the bus and have fun. let someone else do the driving.

Who needs Love?… (Article) - 10/8/2005 8:09:09 PM
Peter, This is the most honest scarey feeling I can't even imagine how much pain you must feel. The way you have written it here is remarkable in the way you have captured honesty the intensity of it all as an alien defensless powerless breathless and motionless. No amount of training can ever prepare you for true love's times You really have my heart skipping beats along with you and Peter I wish there was a way to make all a happy outcome for you and your family so near and dear to you. I will be always thinking about you as I always do and wish so hard on that star tonight and every night as I have been. Thank You for opening up your emotions heart and a wonderful way of telling the world what Love really is all about. I wish I lived in England close to you just to give you a hug. any jobs and homes there for me and this group of mine close by? You are Always in my thoughts, My Traveling Angel All our Love Tracey & Gang 42 xoox's & (c :)'s every day. Don't ferget my friend ok?

Who needs Love?… (Article) - 10/7/2005 11:21:54 PM
Nice read. I was captivated from the very beginning though I had no idea where I would end up. I very much agree with the sentiment.

Thoughts… just thoughts… Part 2 (Article) - 10/7/2005 9:52:47 PM
"Thoughts have infinite power" it is said. Thanks for sharing so many.God bless you

Thoughts… just thoughts… (Part 1) (Article) - 10/7/2005 9:48:21 PM
Some very insightful thoughts. Thanks very much for sharing.

Who needs Love?… (Article) - 10/7/2005 9:42:58 PM
I would say a very lovable article. Its true that you can never have enough of it and it is true that it is the ultimate healer. The references to how a "battle hardened" person can also be vulnerable in intimidating circumstances made particularly interesting reading. It would not be out of place to mention that one should try to love unconditionally.

Thoughts… just thoughts… Part 2 (Article) - 4/3/2005 5:44:19 PM
nicely done

Thoughts… just thoughts… Part 2 (Article) - 4/2/2005 5:32:54 PM
Excellent! I love your Philosophy! Magnificent! This is as equally as good as the first. This is PERFECTION at it's Peak.! Wise Wise words for the Whole wide world to remember! Peter You are a Wise Man! Kickin' back watchin' and listenin' to the world. So so many I want to mention them but I'd only rewrite this! SUPERB! I'm Impressed and in awe of all these thoughts captured. Thank you for doing that. EXCELLENCE!! BRAVO!!! 2 frames I need! (c:) Tracey xooxox Have a great day!!

Thoughts… just thoughts… (Part 1) (Article) - 4/2/2005 5:16:17 PM
Peter, These are absolutely Remarkable and Wonderful. Each one I'd read I'd say WOW! and want to mention that one then I'd go to the next and was equally as WOW! I Love this Peter. This should be in Everyone's home, office, Everywhere!. This is just magnificent ! BRAVO!!! Thank You so Much! This one is going in my home framed where everyone can read this! Maybe even on my front door! Thanks!WOW!(c:) Traceyxooxox

My other family… a gift of love… (Article) - 3/5/2005 9:46:23 PM
Peter, What an emotional article, all from your beautiful loving heart. By the time I was 1/2 way through this I couldn't see chills ran through me and tears filled my eyes. Thank You so Very Much Peter This is THE Most Honorable thing anyone could or ever has done for me, or said. I am truly Honored and Flatterd. Thank You! And I'm so glad that you are part of this family. You make it complete. Thank You Peter. and I do know how special one tiny little teddy bear can be. I do Not think you any other than a Gentle Loving Man! Thanks so Much for all your poetry stories and articles. I so enjoy all of them. Thank You for the picture of your other family too. ADORABLE! All my love to you and your family, Tracey xooxox

My other family… a gift of love… (Article) - 3/5/2005 4:54:20 PM
how could i have read this article and not make a comment? I wish i would have added all the other words that came to me after reading your poem now, I try not to bog ppl down with my sensitivity, this is beautiful it is very touching and you are so right about love it exceeds all boundries, i know what you are saying to be real protection and love from beyond, I am glad and honord as Karen said who is a dear heart as well to be added in your AD family because you are for surely a part of mine!!! my thoughts and heart goes out to you and yours with much "love" Mitzi

My other family… a gift of love… (Article) - 3/5/2005 8:39:22 AM
beautiful, absolutely beautiful! i am honored that you used some of my words; thank you for it! i am indeed touched! very well done, my friend; i am indeed blessed in knowing you! god bless you and be with you; you are in my prayers always! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in america, karen lynn in texas. :D

Micro-soft… cat's tail - a cautionary tale. (Article) - 2/7/2005 2:06:09 PM
Peter, A delightful tail, indeed...thank you for my smiles today. (((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)

Ode to my Barber, the “Barbarous” Jackie Barbarella. (Poetry) - 11/29/2009 5:27:02 AM
An amusing poem to read.I enjoy it,take care

Ode to my Barber, the “Barbarous” Jackie Barbarella. (Poetry) - 11/28/2009 4:38:14 PM
A sweetly delightful write, Peter. I can relate. I have written and continue to write more than an occasional poem about such as your Jackie. Love and peace to you, Regis

Ode to my Barber, the “Barbarous” Jackie Barbarella. (Poetry) - 11/28/2009 4:14:10 PM
Don't know why you gave up writing love poems to younger women, unless it was because you were married, honoring your wedding vows - I would have loved to be the recipient of one of them. =] Precious, my dear Peter. Well done. (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Celebrities (Poetry) - 11/17/2009 10:06:54 AM
This is good.I enjoy reading it.Keep up the great work Pete.take care

Celebrities (Poetry) - 11/16/2009 9:01:48 PM
personality worship has really gone out of control ... enjoyed your poem ...

Celebrities (Poetry) - 11/15/2009 1:05:34 PM
Fame… oh that elusive fame… lasts, but just a day… And melts away fast, like the snows of yesterday… So true, Peter; and it is so with so many of the temporal "things" in this world/life. Thank you. Love and peace to you, Regis

Celebrities (Poetry) - 11/14/2009 4:02:37 PM
I may like some celebs, but I don't worship them, or try not to. For one thing, they don't give a darn about the poor people here, only children or people in developing nations. Well penned! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(

Celebrities (Poetry) - 11/14/2009 3:38:04 PM
I refuse to worship celebs. Why? They put their pants on one leg at a time, just like we do. They just can afford to have people dress them. Jealous? Perhaps: would love to see them live on what twin sis and I do - next to nothing. Me thinks they've forgotten they were once 'normal' people. ... well penned, Peter. (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Autumn at my door (Poetry) - 10/13/2009 7:52:03 PM
Autumn is at your door and beauty is in your heart.

Hot Passion In Tuscany (Poetry) - 10/12/2009 5:59:17 PM
hay,such sweetness, beautiful imagery

Autumn at my door (Poetry) - 10/11/2009 9:20:46 PM
beautiful it truly is (as well)

Autumn at my door (Poetry) - 10/11/2009 6:15:19 AM
I can relate, Peter. We ought to look at the beauty but I am sad like you. Take care, friend. Love and peace, Regis

Autumn at my door (Poetry) - 10/10/2009 8:05:02 PM
Peter, But Autumn always brings a rebirth so when it knocks, open the door. Cynthia

Autumn at my door (Poetry) - 10/10/2009 4:28:59 PM
Oh, this is powerfully penned sadness, Peter. Deeply felt - well done. (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

A prankster by the name of God (A Near–Limerick) (Poetry) - 9/30/2009 6:20:32 PM
"look but don't touch, touch but don't taste, taste but don't swallow"

A prankster by the name of God (A Near–Limerick) (Poetry) - 9/27/2009 6:37:45 PM
Definately thought provoking, Peter, and excellently penned. Well done. (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

A prankster by the name of God (A Near–Limerick) (Poetry) - 9/27/2009 6:13:04 PM
These verses give the reader (me in this case) pause for thought, Peter. Love and peace to you, Regis

Sleeping with Sandra (Poetry) - 9/19/2009 3:55:15 PM
Nicely done, Peter. I appreciate your wit and humour in this one... ...and Sandra is very... ...how can I put it? Womanly. Love and peace, Regis

Sleeping with Sandra (Poetry) - 9/19/2009 3:36:27 PM
LOL! This is great, Peter. Poor Bill! Bet she ain't even thinkin' of him. Hate to let him down so hard, but reality bites when he could be thinking of a real woman who would rock his world. =] Well penned, my friend. Thanks for the needed laugh. (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Sleeping with Sandra (Poetry) - 9/19/2009 1:42:42 PM
IMAGINATION....AINT IT GREAT? THANKS FOR SHARING AND GOD BLESS. JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATION

Hot Passion In Tuscany (Poetry) - 9/6/2009 9:27:38 AM
It must have been a wonderful scene to get the attention of the son. Nice write.

Hot Passion In Tuscany (Poetry) - 9/5/2009 4:17:41 PM
It reminds me of an episode or two in the strawberry fields of summer... ...quite some time ago. Thank you, Peter. Love and peace, Regis

Hot Passion In Tuscany (Poetry) - 9/5/2009 3:53:49 PM
Wow, Peter, this is passion at its best! And I love the piccy! Very well penned/illustrated; bravo! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :D

Hot Passion In Tuscany (Poetry) - 9/5/2009 3:44:21 PM
Peter, Peter, Peter! Short and sweet, this one is blazing with passionate heat and a dash of humor! Very well penned, my friend. =] (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Flickering flame of haunting memories - Sonnet (Poetry) - 8/18/2009 6:05:00 PM
This sonnet is an homage to pain and pain seems to be part and parcel of life on this planet. Love and peace to you, Peter. Regis