To Whom It May Concern at Ph. Comments

I concur with Kim Barney. I keep my computer and celfone on mute. A very straightforward write. So rightly said.

Majority of us if not all could relate to this incisive poem. We are in the same boat, my friend.I just wish P.H.. can lessen the number of advertisements put in a poem.

Thank you All for your generous support. Bright notes of what should and should not be.

Thank you for your

Nothing comes for free, we pay our price in some or the other way. I agree it disturbs yet we all enjoy ignoring what not required. Nice observation.5***

Sandra, when I am on Poem Hunter, and even most of the time when I am not, I keep my computer on mute, so I never hear any blasting (or blasted) ads! You have eloquently stated the truth.

I got a good ad blocker for that

It isn't just a PH problem. It is the whole western(and eastern) world's problem. Well written

(E) thus you know that this site is getting richer and richer, since the poets cannot turn off the ads anymore, of course, this is of my concern, dear Poetess. Aptly worded poem,5 Stars full Most highest appreciated by me, dear Poetess.

(D) then the ads will start and at that moment earning money has started, in the old homepage, we can turn off the ads, but in the new homepage the ads still last till it is over,

(C) you are absolutely right, dear Poetess, so many sounds and flights, so we lost our gorgeous inspirations, each time as we use this poem site to submit our new poems,

(B) we cannot compete with this kind of artistry, based upon only commercials, and when needed, our poems will be cut through the middle, and the content we cannot find anymore,

(A) You are absolutely right, dear Poetess, so many sounds and flights, but none of the Sound of Music, only flights of ideas accompanied by rapid music which make us insane,

Well said, this site has far too many pop up adverts. It doesn't like my iPhone or MacBook Air either. It shows half the comments I get too.: -(