Friday, April 6, 2007

Nil Desperandum Comments

Rating: 5.0

It was cold and wet
and there he was,
sitting on a park bench,
sorting his worldly posessions
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jerry hughes
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Alison Cassidy 23 June 2007

Just read the sequel. A wonderful companion piece to the first poem with the same bright rays of optimism shining through. love, Allie xxxx

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Ivan Donn Carswell 10 April 2007

Truth is Jez, he was more likely to have a candle than a book of poetry! Rgds, Ivan

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Little Mo 06 April 2007

Brilliant! ! this piece brings many pictures to one's mind, one too many! !

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Not a member No 4 06 April 2007

Springs eternal! Glad to see you back on here maestro! Another fine gem from an ace pen. Sometimes it's the only thing left worth holding onto and with it we can don anything. Wise reminder Mr Hughes! ! Thanks, jim

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Alison Cassidy 06 April 2007

This one reads like a parable. Eloquent, sparce penning from the 'less is more' master. One of your best. Love Allie xxxxxxxxxxx

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