Larry, you are a good writer, getting better with each effort. Keep working at perfecting this gift. Nice of you to remember that person that lit up your creative light.

Cheers,
Dan

Dear Larry, that's not a mentor, that's a Muse! ! ! and you have giving her a tribute worth the salt of a poet.

Georg

This was brilliantly written. I think you should read this one at the next seminar when she is there. I bet you'd secretly inspire her.
Wouldn't that be awesome? I think it would. God bless.

Tavia

She may have inspired you to give poetry writing a chance. BUT, I am glad to be the recipient of your writing. It always lifts my heart or tickles my funny bone [missing Phydoux]. Congratulations to listening to your heart and following His lead.



God bless you. Kathy

this is a wonderful tribute to your mentor.

Larry,

Excellent tribute to your Mentor. Good on you!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

A fine tribute to your mentor, Larry. I believe, as poets, each of us probably remembers our first attempt at writing a poem; I know I do.

Keep writing and never let the ink run dry.

Jill

A thank you piece of poetic musing . . . The reader of poems . . . the awe and realization that what you were hearing was beautiful and meaningful . . . Taking a huge gulp, you wrote that very first poem . . . Taking an even bigger gulp you let people read it . . . WoW!! They liked it . . . Now a lot of people like Larry R Linville's poems . . . Congratulations on taking that first step . . . It is usually the most difficult, but it is the most necessary . . .