Saturday, January 14, 2006

Sail Away Comments

Rating: 5.0

He stood on the deck,
the sun, shining on his face.

The sails billowed as they took up the force of the wind,
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Ernestine Northover
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Andrew Blakemore 26 August 2009

This is really funny Ernestine, a pleasure to read! (lol) Love, Andrew xx

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Melvina Germain 19 July 2007

I love this one Ernestine, a little light-hearted humour found in this one, lovely indeed. --Melvina--

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Duncan Wyllie 09 May 2006

I think that a thimble would be about my price, loads of fun and a quick mood change in this one, well done, Love duncan

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***** ********* 14 January 2006

Canoe Ernestine? blow up plastic boat you mean? This made me smile. 10 from finger is hole of sinking ship Tai

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Slimboydim . 14 January 2006

As someone who has shown interest in vehicles i cant afford, i relate to this! Your poem has a fantastic feel, and a fun ending. Thank you for sharing. Kindest Regards Slim. x.

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Hugh Cobb 14 January 2006

A lovely, wistful poem with such a delightful ending it makes the heart smile. Good write Ernestine. Hugh

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Mary Nagy 14 January 2006

I loved this Ernestine! Sometimes it's nice to dream big..... and the ending was great! Sincerely, Mary

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Charles Chaim Wax 14 January 2006

This is a great poem has everything I love description of nature, true and thrilling philosophy: to be reborn, what deeper thouight than that then the laughter bursts in breaks up everything the word canoe somehow, for me, a crazy perfect word to end a poem and the dialogue accurate, which I love and although I don't make suggestions I do suggest more like these, grand stuff

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Jeremiah Shine 14 January 2006

sounds like a free ride to me, Ernestine! A neighbor when i was a child kept his delivery business afloat by test driving trucks from dealerships around town! how about a coracle?

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