Guestbook entries for Buchan at All poetry

Sandygram on December 7, 2008

I wanted to say hello. I hope all has been well with you over there. Wishing you happy holidays this Christmas season. I always enjoy reading your poetry. Take care, Sandy

tereza on October 24, 2006

Hello Gordi, welcome back....

Buchan on October 19, 2006

hello TEREZA/

tereza on September 8, 2006

I started to know you... and I'm glad that I met you

Mother Angst on August 10, 2006

thanks for explaining your poem! i think that its a great idea to explain some classic works, if there is any explaination for them. sometimes i think that images are just given to us, and we dont always have the reasons for them ourselves. i think that you are on to something when you say that readers need to put their own meaning into some poems. that may well be the true heart of poetry.
please feel free to IM me anytime. i'd be honored if you would review some of my work.
God bless and hope to hear from you soon,
dee

trista on May 13, 2006

I just wanted to stop by and thank you for your comment on "Thoughts on Love" and to read some of your poetry. I read quite a few and love the way you blend nature into so many of your poems. It shows a consistency in your style of writing, giving you a unique "voice" . That is something I am still working toward.

I always look for feeling in a poem before looking at any of the technical elements. Yours all have a wealth of feeling that I very much enjoyed. I noticed you do not welcome critical comments on your pieces, the exception being "Sleeping Love". I wonder if you checked the box accidentally? I try to respect people when they don't want a critical review, otherwise I am one of those I think you'd put in the "grammar and spelling police" category. However, I am a firm believer that if you can't find something nice to say, you shouldn't say anything at all.

I wish you all the best in your writing and look forward to reading more of your work in the future.
Thanks again for your comment,
~J.

Reframing-Quill on April 24, 2006

Ah, the Shakespearian connoisseur... How might we excel to greater heights without the foundation stones, laid, of the brilliant who've gone before. As a child my greatest author was the Biblical King David, in Psalms; to me, it was like dessert which I consumed at least twice a day. Little did I know that many years later (after 5-yrs. of intensive research) I would discover that King David is my very own ancestor. William Shakespeare, however, only falls off my line from a far distant cousin sort of way. Yet so appreciated, nonetheless.
Buchan, thanks for your warn and brilliant critiquing of my last muse. You have my upmost regards and respect for your style of eloquence. My the Lord God, of Heaven and Earth, continue to bless and inspire you (and yours).

Earnest regards,
Armour-Quill
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forget my memories on March 28, 2006

no problem i really liked that poem! maybe you should check some of mine out i would love to know what you thought about them<3 sam

Quill on March 23, 2006

hello my friend

Quill on March 22, 2006

goodnight early start thursday keep well

Quill on March 21, 2006

good evening from all in the UK

Quill on March 20, 2006

thanks glad you liked it , deleted some crazy comments from the grammar and spelling police , you know the kind of people no matter how heart felt the write they don't seem to read the words merely can't wait to point out all the errors within the write, i often wonder do these people realize its a poetry site and would they not be far happier reading a phone book,
all so i think its because they can't write somthing like that themselves so they attack the only way they can ,as you click on their page and read the complete non sensical drivel, theres always those that love this rubbish kind of like the emperors new clothes scenario.I thank God for people as yourself you restore my faith in man kind and my poetry.

Buchan on March 17, 2006

Everyone thinks Green it's St.Patricks day.Enjoy your day.

poetryality on March 17, 2006

Hey YOU!

Think GREEN whydon'tya!

Much Love,
Renee

Tiffany Amato on March 12, 2006

You are an incredible writer. Such love! Thank you for sharing. I shall read on.
Keep Feelin' Fascination,
~Tiffany

Dreamy Green Eyes on March 2, 2006

Hi! I loved your piece "Woman In side"... I would like to invite you to enter my Child Abuse Awareness Contest. Here is the link to the contest for your convenience:

allpoetry.com/Contest/1853058

I hope you find this contest inspirational, and I hope to seean entry from you! Thanks and God bless! Debi

Quill on February 16, 2006

still no reply spooky !

natari on February 13, 2006

Happy Valentine's Day Gordie

Helen

Buchan on February 9, 2006

Most kind , Hope you are ok and all is going well,or as well as it can be expected...Take care and happy day.

natari on February 8, 2006

Hi Gordie thought I'd stop by and say Hello
Helen

Quill on February 5, 2006

i'm a romantic too but shhh keep it quiet.

Heart Sutra on February 1, 2006

"Tonight I can write the saddest lines" is also one of my Pablo Neruda favorites!

Gogetalife on January 1, 2006

Happy New Year 2006 my dear sweet friend

Mystic Enchantress on December 29, 2005

Hi Buc,
I was just passing by to wish you a Happy New Year... and may the New Year be one of joy and happiness... hoping that you accomplish everything you set your mind to. Happy Holidays!
Blessed be, Nena

Buchan on December 27, 2005

May the child know Love, happiness and good health
What a great time for a baby to arrive..

ebaby on December 27, 2005

Happy new Year and a child is about to be born! Tis the season for LOVE

Gogetalife on December 24, 2005

Merry Christmas my dear sweet friend and have a wonderful holidays

Buchan on December 23, 2005

Merry Christmas to you and yours. May health and happiness be yours in the New Year...Gordie Buchan.

natari on December 23, 2005

Merry Christmas Gordie and to a wonderful New Year Helen

Mystic Enchantress on December 10, 2005

I love very much your writing and your style... you seem to write from the heart and I like that. Since I want to read more of your poetry, I hope you don't mind me adding you to my favorites. Pablo Neruda is as well one of my favorites and I am amazed to see someone on here with the same interest. Blessed be, Nena.

Quill on December 8, 2005

Hi

Gogetalife on November 24, 2005

Happy Thanksgiving my dear friend

..have a wonderful day

Quill on November 22, 2005

I can't help being a romantic,but its always been my downfall

sama on November 14, 2005

hey do you want to be friends?

Quill on October 6, 2005

thanks

Gogetalife on August 28, 2005

Silver Spirit on August 23, 2005

Ah, I apologise, I thought this was the point of your motto. There is a famous poem called "Not waving but drowning" When I find out the author I'll get back to you.

abernaith on August 23, 2005

Hello.

Just dropping by to read. Your profile page is interesting. I, too, cherish Pablo Neruda's poems.

Buchan on August 23, 2005

Sorry I didn't know what you were asking. Lot's of people when we wave at them from the sea think we are saying hello. Many times the person is drowning and we don't help.

Silver Spirit on August 23, 2005

"Not waving but Drowning"

queenie on August 19, 2005

I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO READING YOUR WORD SO I WILL BE RETURNING TO DO SO.

eternal love on August 12, 2005

hey ur welcum anytime!
Beth xxx

Abdul T Alishtari on August 7, 2005

After spending my first week with Allpoetry.com, I am overjoyed by your comments and support. I put my top ten poems for easy review at allpoetry.com/poets/Amazigh. Thanks so much. Your site is great. I have only been here a week so I have much to digest. AT Alishtari

p on June 27, 2005

..nice author page..

..keep in touch..cool hobbies you have..

Geneva on June 22, 2005

Hi my computer is so old it won't IM for now.
Halifax is the capital of Nova Scotia. There are many paths there. The cheapest (with gas prices today?) fastest car path is 81 at Hagerstown to 84(Scranton) to 95 at Boston and route 9 from Bangor to Calais then Moncton and yeah Amherst NS. I know it by heart LOL
to save time there is a ferry that runs from Portland Maine to Yarbrough That would save you a day or 2 driving. Cape Breton is our favorite part of Nova Scotia, the Wolfville region is a must for a cajun like me, and Halifax is great fun especially if you have no kids and like to run Pubs. There are more active octogenarians in Southern Nova Scotia per capita than anywhere else in the world. It's the ideal summer vacation.
Yes My husband and I, Jaden and his wife Sprite, we are all in Richmond. Sometimes we have poetic meetings on my back deck by the grill.
and yes I write a lot about the loss of the fisheries and employment in Maritime Canada. Especially Newfoundland where the people are undeniably hearty. You just can't get those people down, no matter how much the world takes from them and how cold the climate. They're amazing. It's the very coldness of the modern world in contrast with their wit, warmth and straight-forward view of reality that fascinates me.

The Axe Shall Fall on June 6, 2005

I have started a contest called “System Of A Down!!!” I would appreciate it if you would consider entering!! Thank you in advance!!

~Zakk~moo

KrystleLynn on March 10, 2005

Thanks for the comment you left on 'The Woman I See'.

You pointed something out that I really liked - "You write because you have something to say".

I never really thought of it like that, but it's true. Thanks again, and God Bless.
Krystle Lynn

janejainejayne on March 4, 2005

Some say bliss is right in the moment right now, right here. Your last stanza makes a similar reference! Sorry if I confused!

Buchan on March 2, 2005

You are very welcome..Have a happy evening

Catressa on February 16, 2005

I just wanted to Thank You for reading one of my poems, stopped in to peek in on your world.. Take Care and be safe, Catressa

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