Mynahs are my favourite birds. I looked after two but sadly they didn’t survive. They talk nineteen to the dozen. It’s very interesting that your grands had a mynah.
Nothing “mousy” about this poem! lol
I love how your mind works to describe the phenomena making it possible for us to interact. You pay attention to the small details and you grace us with few lines. Elegant and Perfect! 🐭 click
The moral of the story is you can’t underestimate the power of a mouse 🐭😜
What a beautifully thoughtful comment from you .. you say the nicest and the bestest of things..
I thank this tiny creature haha 🤣 that he gave me access to my Goddess Ka 💕
A very good, heartfelt, answer, but the question I asked remains unanswered. At any rate, as a lover of poetry, consider, if you don’t already know it by hearing it, Poetry inspires us, not really that we make it up, and there are always deeper and higher levels of being inspired by Poetry.
I don’t know how to sound anything other than patronizing or condescending, and pardon me for that, but the biggest problem in hearing the inner word, when lines comes whole and ready-made from the silence, in that rapid, almost pell-mell way they come, is having to come up from the depths and record it, hence most present very short pieces of verse but ones stunning, as many of yours are.
There’s a way to get around that and write longer poems if that would ever interest you, and no one need to tell you how; your own muse will when the time comes.
What you are showing us is beautiful, in moments amazing, but consider also that maybe your muse is still under development and, as for the public it most certainly is, that might be when it’s more whole? But there’s nothing wrong with showing us your development, your experimentation, if you get what I’m trying to say. I think we all love it, those of us that read it.
My words come deep within the isubconscious of me ..
I understand what you are saying, Donny.
I used to write long stuff but life’s been tough and I don’t feel the inclination to write but I can’t give up writing because it’s deeply ingrained in me so what comes I put out here. I feel the need to write I am dependent on getting it out. But I have to feel it to write it.
I get your drift and I am glad you talked. Takes one to know one .
Extraordinarily clever
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Thank you, Adam. It’s wonderful to be encouraged and appreciated! Grateful!
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See! This is what I mean, short but so impactful and makes you really think! Wow! So good, Yassy! 👏 👏 loved it 😊 💕
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Laura, Laura, thank you , girl 🤗 eeeeeeeee 🤩 thanks so much for a lovely comment. Hugs hugs hugs
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🙏 ❤️ 🤗
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oooh clever, Yassy!💕
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Thank you, Cindy 🤗
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Clever. We all use the mouse on the net every day and the choice of words we give power to. This one is good. 🙂
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Thank you, Charlie 😊
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You are welcome, Yassy. 🙂
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Very nice Yassy, your work is fantastic.
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Awww .. thank you so much, Ernie !!
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A mouse indeed. How poetic! Very. Thanks.
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So grateful to you , Selma.
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Lol! The Mighty Mouse 🐁
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Haha 😜
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🖱️🐁
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The indomitable mouse 🐁
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Yup🤣
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😛🐭
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LOLOL!
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Lmao 🤣
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I hold hands with a mouse daily and my three cats don’t even mind. Once again lots of power in just four little lines!
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Three cats .. wow .. am not much of a cat person , more a bird lover .. but hey .. that’s great .. meow hello to them from me.
Thanks for stopping by, Leigha.
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When I was very young we had a pet bird I don’t really remember, but my great grandma had a Mynah bird that talked up a storm, he was cool!
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Mynahs are my favourite birds. I looked after two but sadly they didn’t survive. They talk nineteen to the dozen. It’s very interesting that your grands had a mynah.
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Nothing “mousy” about this poem! lol
I love how your mind works to describe the phenomena making it possible for us to interact. You pay attention to the small details and you grace us with few lines. Elegant and Perfect! 🐭 click
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The moral of the story is you can’t underestimate the power of a mouse 🐭😜
What a beautifully thoughtful comment from you .. you say the nicest and the bestest of things..
I thank this tiny creature haha 🤣 that he gave me access to my Goddess Ka 💕
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Love this dear Yassy! Indeed they do! ❤
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Holly 🤗🩷
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Yassy🤗🥰
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😘🩷💕🤗
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XO 😘
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Xoxo
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Mice, prolific breeders.
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They are 🙏
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What a clever -that little mouse for handling the big network.very well written,my dear!!❣️😘❣️
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I would like to know if you are hearing inner poetry spoken to you in your inner ear, or what. If not, how easily does your verse come?
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I just love poetry , Donny. I inhale and exhale poetry .. and I am thankful I have readers like you who inspire me with your comments.
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A very good, heartfelt, answer, but the question I asked remains unanswered. At any rate, as a lover of poetry, consider, if you don’t already know it by hearing it, Poetry inspires us, not really that we make it up, and there are always deeper and higher levels of being inspired by Poetry.
I don’t know how to sound anything other than patronizing or condescending, and pardon me for that, but the biggest problem in hearing the inner word, when lines comes whole and ready-made from the silence, in that rapid, almost pell-mell way they come, is having to come up from the depths and record it, hence most present very short pieces of verse but ones stunning, as many of yours are.
There’s a way to get around that and write longer poems if that would ever interest you, and no one need to tell you how; your own muse will when the time comes.
What you are showing us is beautiful, in moments amazing, but consider also that maybe your muse is still under development and, as for the public it most certainly is, that might be when it’s more whole? But there’s nothing wrong with showing us your development, your experimentation, if you get what I’m trying to say. I think we all love it, those of us that read it.
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My words come deep within the isubconscious of me ..
I understand what you are saying, Donny.
I used to write long stuff but life’s been tough and I don’t feel the inclination to write but I can’t give up writing because it’s deeply ingrained in me so what comes I put out here. I feel the need to write I am dependent on getting it out. But I have to feel it to write it.
I get your drift and I am glad you talked. Takes one to know one .
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Whatever I’m babbling about, you write amazing poetry, short or not.
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Thank you for babbling , Donny. I wish more people would chitter , chatter.
Thank you kindly ..
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