Wednesday, December 13, 2017

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Denis Mair 15 January 2018

The winds of two different times blow through these present moments that spiral upward and outward. This is a poetic definition of WITHNESS: being aware of another person's presence across time. It is intriguing how a flair for poetry jumps across generations.

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Edward Kofi Louis 23 December 2017

Defying the moon! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Mj Lemon 21 December 2017

This is magnificent, Jette. Hints of expressionism? I also see this work almost as a painting in progress. As I read the words, I could see a Norman Rockwell composing such a perfect scene and giving an account with each brush stroke. This evokes a nostalgia, and positive memories of people, close people, we all know. This is a great tribute to your grandmother.

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David Wood 21 December 2017

WOW, what a wonderful poem from start to finish, particularly When I look to constellations.....threading into new constellations and everything in between. Just brilliant.

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Valsa George 21 December 2017

'She grows tall against reckless winds that double in a never-ending helix.I see her branches threading into new constellations'................................................. Beautiful reminiscences of your grandmother! No wonder you are so naturally gifted! You have got it from your grand mother! An amazing write

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Jette Blackstone 21 December 2017

Thanks Valsa. Yes, my grandmother was a poet too. I miss her. Thanks for reading. :)

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Seamus 18 December 2017

Compelling and sweeping. A remarkable prism of the grander arc of life refracted in the quanta of the individually insignificant details. Masterfully achieved, dear poet.

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Jette Blackstone 21 December 2017

Thanks so much Seamus. I appreciate you taking the time to read and comment on my poetry. Take care.

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Susan Williams 13 December 2017

This is an awesome piece, Jett! It is not at all surprising that you write awesome poetry because you have a habit of doing so... yet I found myself amazed after reading this, amazed and delighted and stunned and envious of your talent. There is such complexity in this, such depth, such truth about the average life lived so remarkably on planet earth. 10++++++++++++++

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Jette Blackstone 13 December 2017

Thanks Susan. This piece was a piece of my heart....my grandmother. I feel like she is with me most days as I write and experience the world. I find myself thinking of her often and what her life was like. I so wish I could travel back to the younger me as a child and have these conversations...if that makes any sense. Thanks for your comment and your awesomeness!

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