Thursday, June 29, 2006

A Mother's Lament Comments

Rating: 4.7

No punching, no hitting
No biting, no spitting
No blabbering, no blubbering
No fibbing, no flubbering
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Dee Daffodil
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Laurie Hill 10 February 2009

Same the whole world over.

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Nathaniel Booker 05 September 2008

Very nurturing indeed. Nice Wiite Great Poem. Be Well

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Sathyanarayana M V S 04 September 2008

This is the way to tell this nicely, euphemistically..

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Mamta Agarwal 30 July 2008

oh, the joys of motherhood- always trying to do the right thing, does it ever end. how do you deal with teenagers? i surrender in defeat Mamta

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Dr.subhendu Kar 21 April 2008

it is all well and good................but onething i would just not allow you into no--no writting a poem...., i do enjoy the wording no, quite amusing thanks for sharing-

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Chris Mendros 01 June 2007

Oh, the hardships of having to play the role of nagging mother. Might not make you popular, but at least you know you've been a good one. Think i'll call mine right now.

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Lee Degnan 20 March 2007

I'm putting this up in my house somewhere.... lol, great write, I really enjoyed this! Thanks! Lee

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David Harris 28 February 2007

Dee, I don't think there is much left for me to say that hasn't been said already. I just loved it. I could recognise my own family here as the kids were growing up. Great feeling and great writing. David

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Deanna More 06 February 2007

A very entertaining little poem, that would tug the Heart Strings of any mother! : -) Well done! I really enjoyed the read. Deanna xx .

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Melvina Germain 28 January 2007

I love this Dee, it's absolutely wonderful. A great guide for parenting.--Melvina-

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Not a member No 4 23 January 2007

A simple recipe for the good life. Punchy - can imagine the refereee in a boxing match makiing this declaration at the start. The last two lines would make it veryinteresting. Has that same relaxed easy to digest style as 10K. Very good writing. xx jim

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Original Unknown Girl 22 January 2007

Love this Dee! ! Sounds like something my dad used to say! ! Or yell! ! H xx

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joey oo 18 January 2007

This rings a bell...(my father in law used to say that you shouldn't tell them not to do things - you should try and distract them. You try doing that 24/7! ! Used to annoy me so...) Joey

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jack russell 18 January 2007

I'll drink to all that! If only... jack :)

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Barry Van Allen 10 January 2007

Dee, As much as I enjoyed reading that, Why do I think that it didn't work?

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Ranjith Wijekoon 04 November 2006

I think fathers do have to resort to this - I didnt have to because I have on ly one child a son. I enjoyed the style of this poem. Great

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Ivor Hogg 05 September 2006

Guess Dads too can relate to this jaunty poetry ivor

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Irene Clark-hogg 13 August 2006

That is soooo familiar. I love the snappy style of this poem. Irene

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Michael Gale 11 August 2006

No crouching, no grouching, no blinking and no stinking... Yer poems are nice, they're worth speakin' an repeatin'. Great poem Dee-Keep it up girl. God bless all poets-MJG.

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Patricia Gale 11 July 2006

The words past from generation to generation! You have captured it well!

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