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S74rw4rd1y commented on: + 9TH POEMS: During A Panic Attack by S74rw4rd-13d 9 weeks 6 days* ago* I sure hope not.: I sure hope not. [ go to comment ]
S74rw4rd1y commented on: + 9TH POEMS: Reply To The Poet, Fyodor Tyutchev [Reposed July, 1873] by S74rw4rd-13d 9 weeks 6 days* ago* Once again, you made my day: Once again, you made my day with this comment and validation. I am very grateful. [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: + 9TH POEMS: During A Panic Attack by S74rw4rd-13d 9 weeks 6 days* ago* And me, blunt-force trauma,: And me, blunt-force trauma, surely [ go to comment ]
S74rw4rd1y commented on: + 9TH POEMS: During A Panic Attack by S74rw4rd-13d 9 weeks 6 days* ago* Often, I feel the exact same: Often, I feel the exact same way, but mine will most likely be a stopped heart. [ go to comment ]
S74rw4rd1y commented on: + 9TH POEMS: Upside Down In Prayer, But Now . . . Going Forward, Δόξα τῷ Θεῷ διὰ πάντα [2nd Repost] by S74rw4rd-13d 9 weeks 6 days* ago* Thank you very much for the: Thank you very much for the validation. Today is a special for me, the fiftieth anniversary of the day I felt called to write poetry. It was a Monday, also, in 1975, and my carefully constructed world of anticipations (like being a writer of science fiction prose) had come crashing down around my bewildered head. Anyhow, the few changes I am effecting today will be permanent (given the day's personal significance) until I am called home. [ go to comment ]
ramonathompsont commented on: SHELLS OF OUR FORMER SELVES by georgeschaefer 9 weeks 6 days* ago* very strong and powerful iece: very strong and powerful iece here. [ go to comment ]
Beavis commented on: Fractal Lives by Beavis 9 weeks 6 days* ago* ;-): Thank you much! [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: the wedding at the harvest by redbrick 9 weeks 6 days* ago* Thanks for taking the time to: Thanks for taking the time to respond. I appreciate your engagement and share in the abundance and promise. [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: even the sparks are gone by redbrick 9 weeks 6 days* ago* Thank you J-Called. Really: Thank you J-Called. Really means a lot. [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: silence of the scroll by redbrick 9 weeks 6 days* ago* It's always good when a: It's always good when a reading has caught the paradox. The poem points us toward silence as meaning, but it takes words to open that door. That tension where needing language to notice what lies beyond language bounces off Zen and Buddhist thought. Your reflection shows the poem did its work: it made the silence audible. What you said about needing words to hear the silence captures the paradox beautifully. That’s exactly the space I hoped the poem would open up. [ go to comment ]
redbrick commented on: rejoicing by redbrick 9 weeks 6 days* ago* That image of being “the: That image of being “the body burned to heat the hearth” is definitely unsettling, but it actually gets at something real: joy isn’t free. Harvest joy always costs something like grain has to be threshed, grapes crushed, wood consumed so that bread, wine, and warmth can exist. The fire in Rejoicing isn’t about destruction but about transformation: what’s given up becomes light, heat, and song for everyone gathered. It’s a reminder that celebration is born out of offering, and that what feels spent can return as shared gladness. [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: + 9TH POEMS: During A Panic Attack by S74rw4rd-13d 10 weeks 3 hours* ago* I'll usually sieze up and: I'll usually sieze up and submit myself to having a stroke (lol) [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: the wedding at the harvest by redbrick 10 weeks 3 hours* ago* Wow!! This full edition is: Wow!! This full edition is incredible as tattered virgin ware stockings, ha! You really ravaged that bitch, place your bets, under the honeymoon's half-light! [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: rejoicing by redbrick 10 weeks 4 hours* ago* I imagined myself as the body: I imagined myself as the body being burned, to heat a festive hearth. Odd. [ go to comment ]
Pursia commented on: CHAPTER 4 by Pungus 10 weeks 4 hours* ago* Yeah, reading this back the: Yeah, reading this back the very next day, prompted primarily by your delightful comment, my God, was definitely a trip, to say the least. [ go to comment ]