Bri's Jan.2020 Showcase-List Of Bri-Chosen " Favorite Poems " …..[ Poem Titles Are In My Poet's Notes, Below My Introduction Poem ] Comments

You evoke the Christmas of childhood skilfully. For some reason, this reminds me of 'A Christmas Carol' by Charles Dickens, my favourite.

The poem, INVICTUS by William Ernest Henley is a great poem. It is one of my favorite great poems of all time.

A heartwarming, inspiring and humorous write. Liked the closure line, " Lend a hand To bring fairness to all throughout the world, in EVERY single land. A great line from a marvelous poem. It captures the true spirit of Christmas and must be put in our heart and imbibe in the mind.

Wishing a fair chance to have a decent life is great. Thanks.

2 - Ok, so PH makes some mistakes. Don't we all? ? ? And PH is free to use, submit poems to, and read stuff from others. If 'lucky' one might also get, as a message, a provocative message from some 'person' wishing to get to know " one" better! bri :) Where else can I get all of this for FREE! ?

1 - Well, PoemHunter has again, inexplicably [that means " without explanation" ], altered what i typed into the 'submit a new poem' page. This time P-H, or some unknown creature, has tacked/attached my word " by" , found before the authors' names, onto the last word of some of the poem titles. " Good grief Charlie Brown! " [a cartoon character used to say that in the Peanuts comic strips in U.S. newspapers]