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Guestbook entries for JazzALTernative

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  • Simfra : POETRY/PASSION on June 24
    The one and only JazzAlternative, always the same, beautifull poetry straight from the heart, a word of wisdom always inspiring.
  • ea on February 5
    Hope you're staying warm there in this snowy New York February and have a good cup of on hand.
  • ariazephyrzoe on December 24, 2008
    Merry Christmas Sir Andy

    Anna Lee
  • Rachel Kruger on December 7, 2008
    I found your deep, insightful writings very informative and interesting. Your thought provoking pieces contemplating our existence on this planet is excellent!
  • stompsalot : nice page & poetry on January 9, 2008
    the more i read your page, the better i like it. it is very calming to me. with lots of nurturing, inspirational pieces. thanks
    blessings and stomps
  • wbiro on July 12, 2007
    my face got contorted during my first date with my wife... I asked myself, "Why is my face contorted? Hey, it's her!" (must have been her gossip). Then I asked myself, "Do I need this challenge?" (now we've been married 20 years...)
  • Climbing2nothing on February 13, 2007
    as the individual letters spell G U R U this poet magic man can understand the very thing that makes us human as with such skill of the scribbled genome to unleash our spirit, (thanks a universe for your mind sharing jazz they help for the synchronic gifts) so may we all read well
  • Simfra on February 12, 2007
    Poetry Psychologist.
    Expert Advice.



  • Sandi Alford : Peeking in....hello??? on December 15, 2006
    leaving a for you to find.... I can't wait til ya open it!





    I came to see what I could do
    to make you laugh and giggle too
    so when you take the ribbon free
    and lift the lid look out you'll see
    it's waiting there to jump with glee
    Vivacious hugs to you from me!



    You've just been sent a Santa Sandi hug-o-gram
    Happy holidays!
  • pushpin804 on October 8, 2006
    thank you for the wonderful comment on my poem jazz. I am a young poet in new york city and it is great to have such thoughtful contributions from someone so much older and more experienced than me. Thanks again for taking the time. Hope you will check out some of my other stuff.
  • looking4zion on October 1, 2006
    HI! Just wanted to let you know about my name change! I was previously "masonbubb" (on your favorites list), but am now "looking4zion".
  • cvillelisa on September 10, 2006


    Hi. Thanks for the visit. I am in the Project Management business as well, well kind of.

    Lisa
  • JazzALTernative on September 6, 2006
    Thanks for stopping by.
  • plinkyponk on September 5, 2006
    finally got round to reading your tips on depression thems good them is!!!oh isn't it justso hard to smile at yourself in a mirror when depressed yet smiling fools the brain into thinking you really are happy its the simplest cure and its good for your health.thankfs for them
  • Night Hope on September 3, 2006
    Thank you for your lovely comment, JazzALTernative...a Gift, then...Be well, Poet... Wanda

    Khayyam www.okonlife.com

    Tagore www.terebess.hu/english/tagore5.html

    Neruda www.poemhunter.com/pablo-neruda/poet-6638/

    Paz www.geocities.com/poesiamsigloxx/paz/paz2.html

    www.duirwaighgallery.com/inspiration_trailer.htm

    Duir Waigh Gallery ~ "Knock on the Duir" trailer
  • My Nemesis on July 25, 2006
    I just stopped by out of interest - your name caught my eye. I really enjoyed reading the things you have posted on your page. Unfortunately I don't have time right now to read anything of yours, but I will come back again. I am going to have to read #10 about the three dimensional system a few times. I am not sure I understand it yet. But thanks for giving me something to think about.
  • ea on July 2, 2006
    Hi Andrew, Brother, My Cup (AKA The Coffee Anthology) is now available www.lulu.com/content/354465 Thank you for your contributions.
    Edited on Jul 03, 9:05 p.m. because ''.
  • cvillelisa on June 4, 2006

    Hey I forgot to include your poem in my contest list -- I really liked it ALOT. Sorry about that --

    Lisa
  • Leslie on January 22, 2006
    I hope you are doing ok... many blessings to you in this new year...

    Many regards from Guatemala..
    Leslie
  • wbiro on December 25, 2005
    Hello drinking buddy!
    Here's to HaPpY HoLiDaYs and some YulTIde CheER!
    Hope you're doing well, Jazz!
    Edited on Dec 25, 12:35 because ''.
  • hommus on June 13, 2005
    Great Page. #2 on your list about beating depression is priceless!
  • BehindTheSorrow on June 9, 2005
    Can't believe I haven't added you to my favoreties yet.. your poetry is fantastic.
    Reesa
  • po3m wr1t3r on May 11, 2005
    hi JazzALTernative,
    nice to hear from you. That is not me speaking in the poem. It is the poem speaking to whomever reads it. If it means something about a church to you, then so mote it be. I hope you enjoyed the poem. Always appreciate your commentary. Keep up the great work. yours in poetry po3m wr1t3r
  • Elithial on May 1, 2005
    The "10 Ways To Beat Depression" is really interesting
  • wbiro on April 2, 2005
    I was reading your philosophies at the top and, you may take this as a compliment, I thought it was by an intelligent teen girl (chewing-gum conversations!) Glad a few of my pieces took your mind off of project management for a few moments- I know how time-consuming such a position is!
  • HeavenonEarth on March 17, 2005
    Just wanted to stop by and "Congratulate" you on your win!
  • BehindTheSorrow on February 23, 2005
    Wow. You have a wonderful profile. Made me think. We really need to stop wallowing in self-misery and do something about it. You gave me a great place to start.
    Reesa
  • ConkersMinion9 on February 10, 2005
    "My favorite poem is Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"

    Peaceful..
  • Rott on February 2, 2005
    The most incredible thing for me is to make an egineer religious, though in history, lots of scientists turned out to be devoted to religion. Yes, I will always be open-minded and curious, for poetry is supposed to talk about anything.
  • aslanlight on February 2, 2005
    Have you read Dante's 'The Divine Comedy'? It tells of the wheels of the heavens and different layers. Also Ezekiel 1 speaks of wheels. Ezekiel is pretty spaced out!

    Edited on Feb 02, 5:19 because ''.
  • JazzALTernative on February 1, 2005
    In this context, it feels like I made the great ecclesiaste laugh.
    Edited on Apr 15, 4:51 because ''.
  • Rott on February 1, 2005
    You sure know what comedy is. I laughed for 5 minutes when I was reading your comment on "Tonight". You are a genius in making words like "shimsical" and "sark". I know many times my poems "shamesize" and "suck" (don't tell me they don't), but you don't have to "chop your left ring finger off". Smart words they really are and I think they should be added to my poetry word pool.
    Edited on Feb 01, 10:46 p.m. because ''.
  • Rott on January 30, 2005
    Thank you for your applause. You are right, I may be good at telling stories with a descriptive language full of images. But I know all this, at the same time, means I may not be a real "poet".
    I know people have different ways of thinking, mine is not the same as yours. That is why we like to share ideas. But I always like to explore what is behind. Knowledge has limits, that is, we can't think freely. I feel so sorry this life is short and we are not able to know all we want to.
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