Love words in poems which rise up memories of a reader. Thank you
thank you, aizekziser!
It reminds me of a short novella I read, I wish I could remember the name of it. I can picture this fictional man in his field leaning against a faded wooden post, hat tipped over his face as the sun continued to shine, even after his life ended.
“In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life: it goes on.” – Robert Frost
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This is nice piece of handworking.
its realy true …….
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A diamond among rocks
That’s brilliant!
thank you, Myogest!
Man oh man… We here at RoughTradeBlog really like what you do. It’s not often you find something completely fresh in this blog world. We’ll be keeping an eye on you…
why thank you, Gordon! i’ve got an eye on me. glad you’re here. 🙂
It’s Nice.
thanks!
Clever. I thought it was awesome. You can read it so many times and have fun with it.
thank you, Dann!
This poem is macabre, but oddly enchanting. Kudos to you Gunslinger Poet, you killed it, literally. This poem is definitely a new favorite.
Haha…thank you, Ryen! your encouragement is taken to heart. i hope to “see” you around more… “GP”
Very creative, very interesting to read!
thank you very much, kat! glad you’re here.
I find this one of most unique poems i have ever seen, in a positive way.
why thank you, sleepy! 🙂
Found poems can be hit or miss, but you did great! Thank you for sharing. 🙂
I have found that’s true, A.P. Thank you, and I’m glad you stopped by!
I Clemens saw both ends of the barrel. Both can be used. One is a club, an ace opener and the other end a heart with its aorta exposed.
nice, Barry! that’s something. i’m glad you stopped by.
Cool poem!
thank you, Meghan!
so nice!
thank you, Wisket!
Love the creativity!
thank you for visiting, John!
Pleasure.
A Tramp Abroad is my favorite. I read while in Switzerland and just about died because it is still soooo true!
hey Jen. i’m not familiar with that one, so thanks for the recommendation. and thank you for commenting, i will check out your blog!
I think, you will like it. It’s so funny! Granted, I may be biased because I was actually in the places he was talking about while I was reading it, so it was just that much more for me.
And thanks!
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Mark Twain: Roughing It, Volume II, Chapter VIII
end of the railway 
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Love words in poems which rise up memories of a reader. Thank you
thank you, aizekziser!
It reminds me of a short novella I read, I wish I could remember the name of it. I can picture this fictional man in his field leaning against a faded wooden post, hat tipped over his face as the sun continued to shine, even after his life ended.
“In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life: it goes on.” – Robert Frost
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This is nice piece of handworking.
its realy true …….
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A diamond among rocks
That’s brilliant!
thank you, Myogest!
Man oh man… We here at RoughTradeBlog really like what you do. It’s not often you find something completely fresh in this blog world. We’ll be keeping an eye on you…
why thank you, Gordon! i’ve got an eye on me. glad you’re here. 🙂
It’s Nice.
thanks!
Clever. I thought it was awesome. You can read it so many times and have fun with it.
thank you, Dann!
This poem is macabre, but oddly enchanting. Kudos to you Gunslinger Poet, you killed it, literally. This poem is definitely a new favorite.
Haha…thank you, Ryen! your encouragement is taken to heart. i hope to “see” you around more… “GP”
Very creative, very interesting to read!
thank you very much, kat! glad you’re here.
I find this one of most unique poems i have ever seen, in a positive way.
why thank you, sleepy! 🙂
Found poems can be hit or miss, but you did great! Thank you for sharing. 🙂
I have found that’s true, A.P. Thank you, and I’m glad you stopped by!
I Clemens saw both ends of the barrel. Both can be used. One is a club, an ace opener and the other end a heart with its aorta exposed.
nice, Barry! that’s something. i’m glad you stopped by.
Cool poem!
thank you, Meghan!
so nice!
thank you, Wisket!
Love the creativity!
thank you for visiting, John!
Pleasure.
A Tramp Abroad is my favorite. I read while in Switzerland and just about died because it is still soooo true!
hey Jen. i’m not familiar with that one, so thanks for the recommendation. and thank you for commenting, i will check out your blog!
I think, you will like it. It’s so funny! Granted, I may be biased because I was actually in the places he was talking about while I was reading it, so it was just that much more for me.
And thanks!
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Mark Twain: Roughing It, Volume II, Chapter VIII