A Daft Crackpot Comments

Humour always attracts me to a poet. I love this type of humour. It's such a lovely poem. Look me up some time. I also write situational comic poetry Kindest Regards Steve

A wonderful message wrapped in an enjoyable poem. You said something in your biography about you not being a poet. I respectfully disagree. Ron

Hi Ernestine At last I've found the time to read something, your style seems very similar to my own and I like this one very much, poor old parky. kind regards David

Hi Ernestine, Kids will love this, one for future generations I feel....very well written and enjoyable to read...thanks for this..Great poem best wishes Jon

heheh if you had a grandkid they would love this one..

Its true M lady we look far and wide only to find what we need on our owm doorstep

You never cease to amaze. What a lovely story, very like Edward Lear. Andrew x

Hans Christian Anderson, is smiling down upon you today! Excellent work...Virtually flawless metre....solidly crisp yet smooth structural command. You, young lady & your quasi-diverse poetic largess, never, ever cease to impress & pleasure my literary senses. ~ FjR ~ .2008..

love to draw this one, not perfect but near perfect..lol. I love to see penguins walking..I love this, Ern.. a lovley piece

adveturous parky.........well portrayed

A delightful children's poem that grownups will adore. Lyrical and lively and what a great moral too. I'd love to see it illustrated. Maurice Sendak would draw it to perfection. Wonderful poem. love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

Lovely, fun little piece! 10+ for the smiles as I read! -chuck

Hi, Ernestine! It's been almost two years since I logged on, and seeing a new poem from you was like a surprise visit from an old friend. How have you been? Great poem, by the way. Take care.

What a charming, happy poem Ernestine, I could see this with illustrations as a childrens book, well done,10, Love Lynda xxx

Hello Ernestine, This is an excellent, happy poem. I love it. The rhyme, the flow, it's all just perfect, and I really like the name, Parky the penguin. Great read. Thanks Richard

Parky the penguin, he's no fool, He packed his bags for places hotter Then he realised he liked the cool Now he's called the ice-berg spotter I love this light-hearted poem Ernestine, , , The ice is not always whiter on the other side Love duncan X