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Professor Gloom
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0 posted 2004-01-14 09:58 AM


The flow in flow out was few
Only rain added water new
And water was green as algae grew.

Willy was strong yet sadly made
In the summer was a welcome shade
Where dreamers once had laid

Winter has come stripping bear
By the block of green ice there
Sighting drifting snowflakes share

Gloom


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iliana
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1 posted 2004-01-14 11:17 AM


"Only rain added water new
And water was green as algae grew."

Interesting, sounds like Mom's farm pond -- this poem brought strong images.  Take care.

Professor Gloom
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2 posted 2004-01-14 11:21 AM


Thank you, Illiana,
Perhaps it is your Mom’s Pond,
You praise me by allowing me to strike a memory.

Gloom

Susan Caldwell
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3 posted 2004-01-14 11:28 AM


  always love your words.

"if you won't let me fall for you
then you won't see the best that I would love to do for you"
~Dido~

nakdthoughts
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4 posted 2004-01-14 11:49 AM


I am going to miss my tree...

and it is still giving me warmth

Sadelite
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5 posted 2004-01-14 12:38 PM


Professor,
   You've stumped me on this one (no pun intended).   I'll have to slide away for a while and come back to it when I have more time...
               ~Sadie~

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6 posted 2004-01-14 12:47 PM


Winter has come stripping bear
By the block of green ice there
Sighting drifting snowflakes share


Prof., I could see this tree with the
green ice and snow on it. I felt
sorry for its being so alone.
Hugs  
Ethel


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7 posted 2004-01-14 12:48 PM


such a simple thing, brought to life by your words
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8 posted 2004-01-14 12:51 PM


Professor....I think I know this place. That is..if Willy is Weeping.
Very nice write indeed. Chris

"When someone loves you, the way they say your name is different. You know
that your name is safe in their mouth." Billy - age 4



    

Professor Gloom
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9 posted 2004-01-14 01:27 PM


Thank you, Susan Caldwell,
And it’s always a pleasure to see you enjoying my words
Enough to respond.

Thank you, Nakdthoughts,
Do you think you’ll be thinking of the warmth it gave
When you miss the shade.

Thank you, Sadelite,
I look forward to your further commentary

Thank you, garysgirl,
Hardly alone, I sure a squirrel is there, and birds in the branches,
Foxes rest there before looping a path to confuse the hounds,
Trees are for social places, seldom lonely.

Thank you, Passing Shadows,
I prefer picking the little parts of life
And am pleased when they are enjoyed by a reader.

Thank you, Nightshade,
Yes he is, long leaves reaching to brush the ground,
He has many cousins all over

Gloom

Copperbell
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10 posted 2004-01-14 02:54 PM


This poem is delightful.  I enjoy the simplicity of your topic, and your beautiful picture.
Sunshine
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11 posted 2004-01-14 03:20 PM



I know this place.

Library.

S Arthur Grey
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12 posted 2004-01-14 04:01 PM


You remind of a an old willow friend . . . and now I must go make some notes . . . and perhaps a poem
Thank you, I think.

s.a.g.

Sadelite
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13 posted 2004-01-14 05:02 PM


Hello, Professor!
  
  Back after a long day of playing! Now I get it!   Very, very nicely done.  I was tripped up by the first line before reading the rest
  
    "The flow in flow out was few"

No stagnant water in this write!  

           ~Sadelite~



2writeis2be
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14 posted 2004-01-14 05:10 PM


Nice. I like it.
Ravenwolfvoyager
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15 posted 2004-01-14 08:17 PM


It's a great capture Professor Gloom and indeed an enjoyable read!! It has a tuned rhythm to it that is very likening. Thanks for sharing.
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16 posted 2004-01-15 09:39 PM


Charlie Brown would like this tree... : )
Lioness might share his blankie
How are you?

Connie

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17 posted 2004-01-16 03:35 PM


...lullaby, pulling gently along word by word...soothing
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18 posted 2004-01-16 03:38 PM


nice and easy, very gentle feeling to it.
I do love this.

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