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  • bobanonymous : cull and hone on June 6
    My postings here are as much to revel in the release with others as to help me cull and hone.
  • cvillelisa on February 3


    thinking of you.





  • cvillelisa on August 2, 2008


    i woke up thinking about you..


  • Ayla YellowRose on August 1, 2008
    Dear Jane,

    I'm not sure if you still log on here, but I figured I'd try anyway. It has been so long...I know. But I wanted to know how you are doing. What are you up to these days? Do you still volunteer At the SPCA?
    I got my poetry published in an anthology this year. It was really wonderful to finally have something of mine in a book in front of me. So many things have happened! I'm graduating college this year, and I'm still engaged. (Three years in counting)
    I just wanted to stop by and say thank you for everything when I was growing up. It was a really tough time...and I would never gotten anything published if it weren't for you. I hope you can come to my graduation, or even my wedding. (Whenever it is.)

    Love,

    Ayla
  • cubert : hellooo on March 19, 2008
    woman! I love you~
  • galfalfa : Merry Christmas Petal on December 19, 2007
    love, happy, healthy, giggle, muse, nature, snow, re tailed hawk,star gazing,rooster whispering,dolphin watching,
    wine, jelly doughnut, music, magic,foot massage, romance, filled 2008

    Love you!

    galfalfa
  • cvillelisa on December 3, 2007


    Thinking of you today. We had our first look at the white stuff. Brief as it was as it has gone to gray rain.

  • dp robertson on September 24, 2007
    RING, RING, ANYBODY HOME
  • galfalfa on February 25, 2007
    Hiya Petal

    galfalfa
  • cvillelisa on February 23, 2007



    "Jupiter, not wanting man's life to be wholly gloomy and grim, has bestowed far more passion than reason."

    Desiderius Erasmus.



    Ain't that the truth.



    Hi you.
  • oneluckygirl on November 6, 2006
    Jo,

    Actually it is still there. It just took a step backwards when I dropped to lowly freebie status and the new AP went into its first trial. I'm hoping to have it back soon.

    hugs for noticing.
    Jane
  • oneluckygirl on November 6, 2006
    Gal,
    Back 'er up, gal. We've got plenty of visiting to do. Forget the glasses. Let's just run a line out to the fire by the pond.

    Love it!
  • NoWayJo on November 6, 2006
    Jane, did the little emoticon/icon-story that Gal had written for you disappear from your page? I loved that little story and it actually inspired the lastest contest I posted on AP for emoticon-poetry. I used to love to return to your page even if just to read that story of yours again and again!

    Hope all has been going well for you...

    Jo
  • galfalfa on November 5, 2006
    Honk Honk Get the wine glasses out Jane - i've come for a visit...felt like taking the wine truck out for a spin

    |^^^^^^^^^^^^^^| ||
    |...WINE TRUCK..........| ||'|";, _.
    |    ......___=||||_|..., ] -
    "(@)'(@)"""''"*|(@)(@)***''(@)
  • cvillelisa on October 31, 2006


    Lizzie met her at the gate
    Full of wise upbraidings:
    "Dear, you should not stay so late,
    Twilight is not good for maidens;
    Should not loiter in the glen
    In the haunts of goblin men.
    Do you not remember Jeanie,
    How she met them in the moonlight,
    Took their gifts both choice and many,
    Ate their fruits and wore their flowers
    Plucked from bowers
    Where summer ripens at all hours?
    But ever in the moonlight
    She pined and pined away;
    Sought them by night and day,
    Found them no more, but dwindled and grew gray;
    Then fell with the first snow,
    While to this day no grass will grow
    Where she lies low:
    I planted daisies there a year ago
    That never blow.
    You should not loiter so."
    "Nay hush," said Laura.
    "Nay hush, my sister:
    I ate and ate my fill,
    Yet my mouth waters still;
    To-morrow night I will
    Buy more," and kissed her.
    "Have done with sorrow;
    I'll bring you plums to-morrow
    Fresh on their mother twigs,
    Cherries worth getting;
    You cannot think what figs
    My teeth have met in,
    What melons, icy-cold
    Piled on a dish of gold
    Too huge for me to hold,
    What peaches with a velvet nap,
    Pellucid grapes without one seed:
    Odorous indeed must be the mead
    Whereon they grow, and pure the wave they drink,
    With lilies at the brink,
    And sugar-sweet their sap."




    Happpy Hallloooowwwweeeeeeeennnnn.

    xo
  • Long Road Home on October 3, 2006
    Hey Jane

    (Not ever forgetting who gave me my "big break")

  • cubert on September 29, 2006
    fark the applause, you're getting a standing ovation over here baby
  • oneluckygirl on September 29, 2006
    whaddya mean I can't applaud a comment on my author's page??!!! I DEMAND to see kevin NOW!!!!!!!

    love it love it love you... and even more so the reason for editing. I'm all yours.
  • cubert on September 28, 2006
    g...just came by to kiss my woman...love the additions to your page.
    Edited on Sep 28, 10:32 p.m. because 'look babe, I figured out the kisses'.
  • Lyndon on September 26, 2006
    Here is the convenience of a link to all Winkling contests:
    allpoetry.com/search/search=1/type=/by=The%20Winkler/page=0

    Ron, with love.
  • Lyndon on September 26, 2006
    Dearest Jane, here is the convenience of a link immediately to all Winkling contests: allpoetry.com/search/search=1/type=/by=The%20Winkler/page=0

    Love, Ron.
  • cvillelisa on September 24, 2006

    you made it back.
  • x-hydraulic-x on August 25, 2006
    How do you make all the little smiley things up there? ^^^
  • ma belle on August 25, 2006
    Jane, you have made my day! I am so enjoying co-hosting a contest with someone. I do appreciate everyone's efforts and all the hard work. But you are so thoughtful to take notice. Thank you for being such a wonderful Winkling yourself. Belle
  • oneluckygirl on August 22, 2006
    Actually Belle, I was applauding your comment, not only on his poem but for all the comments you have made during your judging of this contest. You are supportive as well as instructive and THAT I believe is what truly makes someone a Winkling.

    I commended your efforts in this contest to Ron. You certainly have been a great asset to him and our group in his time of need.

    You make me proud to be a fellow member.

    Jane
  • ma belle on August 21, 2006
    Hi, thank you for your applause with Poet Pastiche's poem. I was thinking he applauded it and then realized it was you! LOL You should have entered being a Winkling and all. Perhaps next time, right? Huggies Belle
  • cvillelisa on August 9, 2006

    Checking in on you -- its August. It's glorious. The company has left -- the sky is clear and its going to be a cool 55 tonight. Lately the air is so marine I stick out my tongue to taste it.

    A hummingbird was into the last of the hostas yesterday and the butterflies are crazy! How are you?

  • NoWayJo on August 3, 2006
    Hi Jane! Remember my contest idea for the free Gold Promotion thing? Seems Sharcu had the same idea and jumped the gun on me before the free Gold Promo. He's running separate contests for bronze/silver and for gold members and I'm thinking you're gold, so here's a link for that contest:

    allpoetry.com/Contest/2160768

    I've always loved your Writer's Page...Especially that little emoticon story Gal had put together for you, and if you don't know how to do the HTML thing as I didn't to make an entry, the contest-leader is really great and will help you along! I LOVE THIS PAGE, but you know that!

    Jo
  • Night Hope on July 29, 2006
    Ohhh, yeahhh...May Sarton, too. Thank you for your lovely comments...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/

    www.duirwaighgallery.com/inspiration_trailer.htm

    Duir Waigh Gallery ~ "Knock on the Duir" trailer
  • Apb on July 28, 2006
    hi, that story on your author page was awesome.
  • jess09stevenson on July 23, 2006
    hey there..my name is jess..wats up...i like your style in poetry! awesome job!
  • NoWayJo on July 16, 2006
    thanks for stopping by my page with your sweet note, Jane. You have to know I love coming to your page just to read the post that Galfalfa had left you posted here! It's just fun to read it each and every time!

    I wanted to let you know I opened up the contest for multiple entries--three maximum. It seemed there was problem posting in Plain Mode when entries were going back and forth between their contest post to their poem to gather the copy/pastes and then a link, but Steve Morris here told me that they first had to post it in Notepad and then copy/paste as an entry to the contest in Plain Mode. just so you're aware!

    have fun...and it was fun talking with you this morning. between you and Michelle, I never stop laughing!

    Jo
  • stoneage on July 14, 2006
    I have always had trouble understanding cheating at some level. In the case of our “adult” who cheats, I believe I have a motive and the consequence. I think this person wants status in the group
    without merit. The problem with this is; this sort of cheating produces great suffering for the person doing the cheating. This builds on the conscience, even if the person outwardly continues the behavior. This robs the person of real personal growth, which is what I think I want from this site. I like my words, how they sound in my head and the way they make me feel, I like sharing and getting new ideas, running other peoples thoughts through my subconscious “cut up machine.” I like the idea that other people might find one of my thoughts useful. I don’t understand someone who robs themselves of such pleasure by knowingly steeling someone else’s words. I believe that you and I are much happier than this person.

    Blayde
  • Toni A Christman on July 14, 2006
    ROFLMAO Jane, your story on this page is hilarious! I've never seen so many emoticons, and most of them are highly unusual. It's a cute story, too. It's been nice meeting you. I'm sure we will talk again. Best wishes, Toni
  • oneluckygirl on July 13, 2006
    great poem indeed. The power within it is immense.

    Nope, not familiar with Sri Aurobindo, but on your recommendation, I shall take a stab though. I always read with interest that which stirs the passions of others. Thank you for leading me to something new in an old soul way.

    Jane
  • on July 13, 2006
    To: OneLuckyGirl
    Read with interest your thoughts as posted on the web-site. You mention May Sarton...you must know "Invocation to Kali"? It is very great poem indeed...Have you read any Sri Aurobindo? His very long poem, "Savitri" is in the category which few works of art actually reach: masterpiece...it considers every facet of human & spiritual experience (or at least others who have read the whole piece conclude). I actually do not have sufficent good karma or enough good brain-stuff to comprehend Sri Aurobindo in all his complexity and genius, but just reading the first few cantos of this poem is enough to convince me that he was a very great soul (mahatma...mahagreat, atmasoul) incarnated on this earth for helping humankind evolve to greater heights, far beyond the conflict, wars and natural disasters through which the poor, tortured mother earth is going in our times. These are exceptional times we live in...well, I'll get off my soap box and just say it's a joy to be able to participate on this Allpoetry web-sites. "Poets are the unacknowledged legislators of mankind." John Keats

    Peace, "Rain on You"
  • poetryality on July 12, 2006
    HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY!



    Just read Leo's beautiful Birthday poem for you. He is such a sweetheart and his words were very worthy of a beautiful spirit as you are.

    Much Love,
    Renee
  • stoneage on July 11, 2006
    Thank you for pointing out the use of my wording, in my teaching job I am used to this sort of thing. Language is strange and it floats around in our heads, so I think often small bits of plagiarism are accidents, the larger the chunk of words the more suspect. It would be hard for someone to create a page by accident, the laws of probability come into play, however in this case it is a bit strange that the words were only a sentence, a few comments after my own comment. Sorry that this person created anguish, I do not know how to address problems like this, perhaps we need some research on the psychology of plagiarism. It would be interesting to know what Carl Jung or Stanislov Groff have to say about this issue. The motivation for action rests in the “spirit” of the unconscious and all too often we are not aware of our real intent, until someone points it out. Thanks again for being kind enough to look out for me.

    Blayde
  • oneluckygirl on July 11, 2006
    This is all the evidence I need:

    stoneage on Jun 18, 9:37 p.m.
    358 critiques, 56 poems. said:
    Hey, I like this. I love any thing that brings us home to the earth. There is no beauty in human form which can surpass a simple stone, at best equivalence. This poem speaks of beauty, stones are not mountains but weathered pieces, yet always part of the mountain, the mountain only a stone on earth, the earth a stone in heaven, what a great poem, you made me think so much. Nothing is of greater value to me.

    Blayde

    sgking123 48 minutes ago
    18 critiques, 1 poems. Currently online. said:
    Verdict: good
    Hey, I like this. I love any thing that brings us home to the earth. There is no beauty in human form which can surpass a simple stone, at best equivalence. This poem speaks of beauty (delete?) (reply?)
    Next Comments > (View All)

    What you call a tirade, I call standing up for the ethics of this site and the value of honest feedback. To steal another's words is not flattery; it is plagiarism, plain and simple.
  • sgking123 on July 11, 2006
    it is almost allegatory.Words of praise are common?what evidence you have that they were not typed?Check your manners young lady?I have 20 times the sense of any source you accuse me of.If words matched your source should feel honored.And di these words hurt you.Kindly stop your tirade.
  • sgking123 on July 11, 2006
    Hey, I like this. I love any thing that brings us home to the earth. There is no beauty in human form which can surpass a simple stone, at best equivalence. This poem speaks of beauty
  • ea on July 3, 2006
    had to check out the galfalfacons... splendid!
  • cvillelisa on June 21, 2006

    ooooh i'll be back to the fox. have to get ready for work. bleh.
  • stoneage on June 19, 2006
    Yes, I would like you to send me links to Winklers.

    Blayde
  • cvillelisa on June 2, 2006

    drive by hugggggggg! and one or two of these ..
  • WelshDragon on May 26, 2006
    Hi . I am having enormous difficulty trying to simply change background text colours. I have spent approx 5 hours online trying to correct it. I have spoken to 4 greeters and a mod so far..... without success. it has been suggested that i put this on the suggestions forum . BUT HOW please ?????? There are no instructions, just a list of previously entered items ....?
    WD
  • Jessolove2 on May 25, 2006
    ur a great poet
  • poetryality on May 24, 2006
    It's been a while since I've visited. Sorry!

    I love the story. It is whimsical and witty. The emoticons, and animations are hysterical! I love this. Ah...can you bookmark an author page?

    Hope all is well with you!

    Much Love,
    Renee
  • cyberashley on May 23, 2006
    ...and by the way is that a VISA story??
  • cyberashley on May 23, 2006
    okay u now u said ugly green kidz in the story, is that true??
    cos' if it is im gonna kill u cos' im a kid
    hannah
    xx

    P.S

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