through trees

Nice,  I get it. Can't really articulate exactly what I get right now,  due to a herbal substance. Point well made though Mr A.

liked the wettin' sparks and waiting for fire analogy,  I'll be using that next time I have a conversation that allows it :)  

Good stuff man.

So through trees had a double meaning then. :)

I actually left some of this poem out, because it looked a little too ranty, and that's boring.

Use it, use it all before it's digital dust. Cheers for your thoughts, Eamon.

well done! but i should try CD's herbal substance anyway :)

CD's herbal substance? You must be crazy, or something similar.

Cheers nonetheless for patting my back. :)

who's writing who's(whose)writer
riting...sub'stance?herb'al?
yes,
eye all ways stand'under myown sub-stance, regard
less[of]
con'sequence[s].........

this world would be a'flutterin'Eden if wee'd all shake-our-sheets
out some wind'ows

i digs this tree-lined alptrauma dra'ma...
bravo,maestro

Substance, substance, substance. The more I say it, the more it diminishes.

Thank you, for the gracious comment, saxman.

*chuckles*

It's been going on since time immortal Mr. A.

Lord Byron's "Dedication" to Robert Southey (Poet Laureate) in "Don Juan"

http://englishhistory.net/byron/poems/juanded.html

Loved your images in this :)

Hey, I know this(don't particularly like any Byrons or lords in literature).

I think to praise or just write about another writer in certain ways leaves the reader outside the poem. Poetry, for a long time, was written to be spoken nice and loud. Times change. The reader is drawn in close, subtly. Just not much of a fan of poetry that demands an audience, as opposed to a single reader. This was all in the poem, before editing.

Cheers for the comment, Maggie.

seems like you left out things to leave open for interpretation. i like that..........

well done mr. A.......

I left stuff out to make way for art, which was probably a mistake. Cheers for stopping by, rot.

Enjoyed, the simple yet insightful
interpret what we must poem

nice !

Thank you for the kind comment, Glynis.