52 poems and you have a nice little booklet. Thanks!

I always do check for your once a week poetry, they are the highlight of my week, thank you for it...-e-

It's nice that you can write on a schedule. I write when my brain feels like it. It needs a good night sleep and some peace and quiet.

It's good to be "regular"!

It's nice that you never give up on poetry. A poem a week is good to keep up with the wonderful work! Always enjoyed reading you!

Sandie

When the poetic creativity flows....Well why try to stop....Sometimes I write at least a poem a day....On my drives to and from work and will endless stop lights I write up a verse....I didn't write for 20 years....I would probably have enough material for several poetry anthologies....In the Summer of 2005 when I started writing again....On a rainy Saturday afternoon I wrote 3 song poem lyrics and 4 poems....One Saturday night this past Winter I pulled out of my desk drawer an manila envelope of half written work and pieced together enough verses to complete 12 poems....If you get the inspiration just go with the flow......... :-) :-) :-)

Stephen Pollard

Ah, your poetry is always delightful to read, love the rhyming couplets. Keep up the great writes Ron,

I love reading all of it.

I love it! It is the same for me. The words bounce around and invade my dreams and end up on the computer screen.

And check on you once a week I do, for sure. Jerry has a point, however. In my own case, I guess I am a full time writer. I seem to be writing all the time, even in my sleep, especially in the early morning as I am getting ready to make up. It's uncanny. The poems I post daily are roughly three months old. I have a stash of about a hundred newly written poems that I haven't posted yet. Write on.

That is a good thing if you can stick to it, but creativity doesn't always lie dormant all week and just come alive that one day in the week when you call on it for help getting that one poem writ.

Once a week will do,
But twice a night's alright.

Oh, were we talking about writing. In that case, write as you feel.

A poet's writing (once a week, once a month, or every day) is intrinsically woven with personal emotions and noetic experience. How can it be otherwise?

Agreed and I eagerly await your writes!

Love ya!

Jane