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CarolDesjarlais on June 17, 2008Hi there. Thank you for the note.
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dustookie2 : Just dropping by to say G'day on March 27, 2008
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dustookie2 : my words come from my heart on December 15, 2007
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FreeCommentTags.com I love the peace i find when i look into this image Jon i hope you find this same peace in life my friend .... thank you for the smiles and the pleasure of your poems the wisdom and profound thoughts i often take away to ponder... walk in peace and harmony ...take care .... wishing you all the best for 2008. blessings mook -
Tarja on October 18, 2007http://allpoetry.com/contest/2374046
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dustookie2 : FRIENDS on September 15, 2007
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Nisk : Thank You on September 1, 2007Thank You for taking time out of your life to read my poetry. I hope you enjoyed it! and thank you soo much for taking time to comment on my poems! It means a lot!
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Celticmoon on August 19, 2007
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Viva La Vie Boheme on August 2, 2007Hi there Walking Shadow!
Guess what? You’ve been ambushed!!!
The group, ‘The Poetic Bandits’ do something called Hood-Wink, where we all come together for a chosen poet and comment on their poetry. You were this week's chosen poet! I really hope that you were encouraged by this and found it to be a blessing. Keep up the great writing and thank you for your contributions through poetry on this wonderful site.
All the best...
rooibos
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Little Eagle : Hello Love you and so glad you are a member of my group. on June 26, 2007
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Walking shadow : Thank you on May 10, 2007Why thank you feather! I been offline so long. I had things to attend to. I am back.
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Little Eagle on May 8, 2007
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maa on April 8, 2007
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Celticmoon on March 29, 2007
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slipperssun : To an awesome man on January 13, 2007Just saying hello form over here in Aussie land... you have a very spiritual talent that i hope you never lose sight of. your poetry is amazing and you have a very special depth to you that i have not yet seen surpassed here. keep writing my friend because i for one love to read what you have to say... big hugs to you
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dustookie2 : to love on January 7, 2007Jon and Shari I wish you so much happiness from my heartfelt warmth to both of you. I am still smiling Jon when I think about it even now days later...way to go mate.
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Chief Callahan : Attention Walmart Associates on December 23, 2006I also work for walmart as an unloader, store 3274 in North Richaland Hills, Texas. Manypathways, It is nice to make your aquaintence.
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Walking shadow on October 18, 2006I agree. The system is differnt for Native peoples. It makes it hard for them to ajust to a consumerist society. I believe they need to ratain their own culture and be more able to contribute to their own people.
Money is not everything but in western societies money is everything. If you have none you have no influence. If you have a lot you can buy off elections.
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backlog on September 22, 2006The aboriginal people are given the same opportunities as everyone else, the problem is that we do not cater to their society - which is largely based on communism. The problem lies where not everyone in a family will be willing to work - because once all the income is put into the communal pool, those on wellfare and those actually working receive the same share of the goods.
I don't know enough about economics or politics to suggest a solution, but there has to be some way of improving things. -
Walking shadow on September 22, 2006There is always two sides to a story. I take the time to read carefully over what people have to say. I don't mind being called a Bu$h basher. The guy sickens me.
As far as the aborigonials of Australia go they should give them the choice to choose what way they want to go. We have many issues here in the states about American Indians. We have over 500 tribes and they all wish to have soveriegnty. It is a huge issue where I am at. I live in Oregon. We have about nine federally recognized tribes here.
I am so tired of Tony Blair, Bu$h and Howard. Ohh they are sick people. I get bashed all the time for opposing the war in Iraq. I am strongly against the war. -
backlog on September 17, 2006Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.
To be honest, I didn't expect anyone to (openly) sympathise with my viewpoint, so thank-you for taking the time to read, and make a thoughtful response.
So far I've only received an irate IM from someone who got to the second paragraph and was too disgusted to read on.
I have it lucky in Australia, I know that. There's just something comforting - even if we are taxed heavily for it - just knowing that no-one is starving, and everyone has shelter. Our main short-coming is a section of the aboriginal population, we have never properly helped get back on their feet and/or assimilate. -
Walking shadow on September 15, 2006Thank you very much! Keep the prayers coming. My mom is doing better!
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SwimForBetterDays. on September 4, 2006Dear Jon Miler,
I will pray for your mom don't wory!! You can't count on me Hashem will hear a prayer from me. I hope she gets better!!!!!!
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Interminable on July 17, 2006I have only just noticed you have added me to your favourites list and hadn't checked out much your work, so decided to do so. I really like your ideas and expression, direct with a calming flow. Thank you very much for sharing.
Nice to see another C2C listener too, don't have much time to listen these days but have an archive of downloads to get through. Someone introduced me to the show a few years back and it really did open my eyes to questioning what is so commonly accepted. Helped me follow my path to discover my own perceptual truth about the world and led me to read, learn and understand various subjects I wouldn't have previously considered. The unity project sounds like an important, and sadly, much needed endeavour. Good luck.
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Walking shadow on July 4, 2006lol We all sometimes send something by accident. There is a yearly powwow here in Eugene, Oregon and it is growing like a weed. It is a holiday powwow around Christmas time. Boy it is a lot of fun. We go out and have a great time.
I eat frybread, dance and just kick back and have a blast.
There is a summertime powwow but it is in a town some twenty miles away. I am going to attempt to get to it this year.
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gullionmar on July 4, 2006sorry about that comment it was meant for my daughter lol what i wanted to say is that here in west virginia we have a pow wow every year it gets bigger te kids love itlots of fun
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gullionmar on July 4, 2006well change access on yours to
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Walking shadow on June 23, 2006I am not out for fame and riches, nore do I seek every honor in the world. I do this to uplift others. It is very rare to have people who stand up and take what it takes to help others and help themselves as well.
I am learning to balance both my time and resources to assist others and myself at the sametime.
A hero is a firefighter, the cart pusher at a local supermarket, the mailman and many more. just plain ordinary folks like me. They are the ones who need an uplifting message. -
Hezi on June 2, 2006ya dude......im smokin rite now.....but u should check some of my stuff out
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superstition on May 30, 2006Thank you for stopping by my site.
I sound like I'm a lot like you...I don't have rules to my writing, I do everything at night, and I have always found interest in Native Americans and their customs. As for the paranormal, I've had a few of my own strange encounters that shaped me to believe more and more as well. So many of us cast out the ideas of something that we don't understand, but that just engages me even more. lol.
You're a wonderful poet yourself. Best wishes to you. -
dustookie2 on May 28, 2006ah but the feeling is mutual
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Aurine on May 25, 2006I really admire your work. You are an inspriation and may you keep writing always! Words such as yours hold far more value than gold or silver and more precious than diamonds or pearls....
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Night Hope on May 7, 2006 Welcome to AP...Thank you for your comment...A Gift, then...Be well, Poet... Wanda
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Walking shadow on May 1, 2006Thank you. My poetry is prayerful in nature. I do have some dark poetry from time to time when I feel the shadows trying to move in. Your work is very well composed and I enjoy reading it very much!
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xPink-Lotusx on May 1, 2006Your work is great! I like it alot. Alot of it is very prayer like. It all flows well and paints wonderful images. Keep up the amazing work!
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