oh it's a lie all right
thanks for sharing this wonderful write
Hope to hear you more on the Podcast
Your voice brings me back to the happy days in England
love and peace
tactile sensuous appreciation of life and awareness of it's brevity;
time and the hour glass figure; you're shaping up nicely as a poet, kate! Good luck on Monday. I've missed your last voice mails, still working out the intricacies of my mobile, but all topped up now, 35 Euros in credit! Best wishes k
It's all that which we believe our hearts can hold. I truly like your writing, Kate. Your work always leaves me feeling something; perhaps a something I still need to find within myself, but it never leaves wanting for meaning.
Hmmm... interesting... so I've got bad breath, and the write is unpalatable AND shallow??!! Looks like I need to stick with the garlic and take to a woodland grave after all, then! :)) Anyone got any laddered fishnets they can lend me? :)) LOLOLL Kate xx
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on September 22, 2005
Things hoped for.
Next time we kiss do have a peppermint before. lol
Of late all your poetry is classic.
Heavenly write...
Impressionable write that lingers in the mind even after you read it a second time. Each line had to be tasted,savoured and digested slowly so as not to reap the full benefit of it. Well done Sweet Kate.
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Inspirational poetry, written from the heart and soul. Verses that are well-suited for reading on a rainy day and that are guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.
Regis
Comfort can even be in the thought of knowing where we can find it. "Different strokes for different folks."
And this is quite a profound poem, Kate.
peace,
carolyn
thanks for sharing this wonderful write
Hope to hear you more on the Podcast
Your voice brings me back to the happy days in England
love and peace
Eileen
time and the hour glass figure; you're shaping up nicely as a poet, kate! Good luck on Monday. I've missed your last voice mails, still working out the intricacies of my mobile, but all topped up now, 35 Euros in credit! Best wishes k
Carmen :-)
Next time we kiss do have a peppermint before. lol
Of late all your poetry is classic.
Heavenly write...
Safi
Felix
WOW! Wow. Deeply profound, thought provoking write--will save this one to read more into it. Very well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Love Tinka