Plant Matters
Conversational Plant Matter Lamenting Over...31 total reviews
Comment from kiwigirl2821
This one is so freaking wild I have no idea what to think except that for a run on poem it was a brilliant example of excellence and anyone who thinks otherwise can't particularly read for if they could they would see that humor comes from an Australian lassie who has graced the page with yet another brilliant piece of writing the end.
loved it good luck girly! xoxo Wii
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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This one is so freaking wild I have no idea what to think except that for a run on poem it was a brilliant example of excellence and anyone who thinks otherwise can't particularly read for if they could they would see that humor comes from an Australian lassie who has graced the page with yet another brilliant piece of writing the end.
loved it good luck girly! xoxo Wii
Comment Written 15-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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LOL Thanks kiwi girl, I much appreciate your appreciation on my twisted sense of humour and my plants ability to free verse...
Cheers P
xoxo
Comment from Evelyn Fort Stewart
I'm new on this site. so far this is a different slant than any of the other poems I've read. I'm not a poet but it reads and feels like one so I'd say you have it made. God loves you and I do too.
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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I'm new on this site. so far this is a different slant than any of the other poems I've read. I'm not a poet but it reads and feels like one so I'd say you have it made. God loves you and I do too.
Comment Written 15-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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Many thanks Evelyn...I'm not much of a free verser but I like to give it a shake now and again.
Cheers P
Comment from Heidixoxo
Hello closetpoetjester,
I found your poem to be funny, clever and creative all in one. You did an amazing job writing about something as simple as plants and turned into a wonderful piece. Very well done my friend. Thank you for sharing with us all. It was a great read....xoxo
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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Hello closetpoetjester,
I found your poem to be funny, clever and creative all in one. You did an amazing job writing about something as simple as plants and turned into a wonderful piece. Very well done my friend. Thank you for sharing with us all. It was a great read....xoxo
Comment Written 14-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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Hey there...welcome back...nice to hear from you and thanks for a supportive review.
Free verse NOT my forte...
Cheers P
xo
Comment from amahra
Boy this is long. lol I loved the poem. But most of all, I loved the image that you chose. Just simple flower pots but the painting looks so realistic. Thank you for posting.
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2013
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Boy this is long. lol I loved the poem. But most of all, I loved the image that you chose. Just simple flower pots but the painting looks so realistic. Thank you for posting.
Comment Written 14-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2013
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LOL
Sorry but the plants had MUCH to say and this WAS their self proclaimed eulogy after all...haha
Thanks for your supportive review inspite of the lengthy plant matters.
Oh yeah that pic is realistic of most of the potted plants etc I've owned. LOL
Cheers P
Comment from Bellringer
Despite the hilarity, double entendre, I felt rather sad for these wilting blokes. Your poem is chock full of creativity and imaginative story telling. Bravo! Blessings, Hector
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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Despite the hilarity, double entendre, I felt rather sad for these wilting blokes. Your poem is chock full of creativity and imaginative story telling. Bravo! Blessings, Hector
Comment Written 14-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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Awww Hec, thanks buddy, most appreciate your delightfully encouraging sixer review.
This WAS only about plants but I somehow managed to changed that. LOL
Cheers P
xo
Comment from Carrie Carson
Do you have low-E glass? That's what I blame all my plant problems on...even the ones outside. :)
Good job with this, but I find the start is a bit confusing...could be just me, too.
They might be good for compost...for future dead plants in my yard/garden. :) Carrie
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2013
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Do you have low-E glass? That's what I blame all my plant problems on...even the ones outside. :)
Good job with this, but I find the start is a bit confusing...could be just me, too.
They might be good for compost...for future dead plants in my yard/garden. :) Carrie
Comment Written 14-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2013
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low-E-glass? WTF?? is that mate? Not a clue this end.
No, I think the main prob is the no water factor...haha
I tell a lie, not ALL of them hate me...I have a couple I am sweet with or well um that have kind of just grown accidentally and are somehow hanging in there...so its not all bad.
Thanks for a terrific review and it was simply a poem, completely from the "plant matter's" pov. I DID confuse some though.
Hey, thats my free verse - right out on a shaky limb. LOL
Cheers and thanks for a great review, but I find the start is a bit confusing...hey - where did I just hear that? LMAO
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Comment from seewhatimwritingnow
LOL- As I read, I wasn't positive I was reading about 'plants'- thought it might be a fanstory member! LOL Beautiful (quite long)poem. I have read it three times love the metaphors! A lot said about a potted plant. LOL- but I did enjoy the read. Thanks for sharing. Betty
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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LOL- As I read, I wasn't positive I was reading about 'plants'- thought it might be a fanstory member! LOL Beautiful (quite long)poem. I have read it three times love the metaphors! A lot said about a potted plant. LOL- but I did enjoy the read. Thanks for sharing. Betty
Comment Written 14-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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Nope, no fanstory members...I can't raise any sort of effort these days to berate my fellow writers here.
I'd much rather let my plants do it! LMAO
Kidding.
Thanks a bunch from the dead green stuff.
Comment from Carrie Smith
Yep, plants finally die for lack of attention, just as the human spirit can be broken. Nice twofold meaning you have sneaked in here. Plastic plants and plastic state of minds. Thought the form good for your lamentation. I don't even look at a plant anymore-they just sigh and accept their fate, as I do when trying some self-improvement.Hope my fate fairs better. Nice job, Closet, and best of luck in the contest.xxSusan
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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Yep, plants finally die for lack of attention, just as the human spirit can be broken. Nice twofold meaning you have sneaked in here. Plastic plants and plastic state of minds. Thought the form good for your lamentation. I don't even look at a plant anymore-they just sigh and accept their fate, as I do when trying some self-improvement.Hope my fate fairs better. Nice job, Closet, and best of luck in the contest.xxSusan
Comment Written 14-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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Yes lack of attention will do it everytime Carrie.
Plastic plants sound terrific...they will just need a dust now and then. LOL
Thanks a bunch
Cheers P
xoxo
Comment from cvcopac
The verse is remarkably free and is the type I like to read. The plant's dead because it thirsted to death while you wrote it's eulogy. A dramatic rendering: I seen both sexual and spiritual matters raised, nurtured, rolled into social commentary and abandoned, all, while the plant died.
Witty and clever and convincing monologue that takes a healthy swipe or two at sanity and our own mortality. (and they say plants like ten digits grubbing in the earth, plant food and water--Ha) The very best of luck in the contest, P. Kenny
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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The verse is remarkably free and is the type I like to read. The plant's dead because it thirsted to death while you wrote it's eulogy. A dramatic rendering: I seen both sexual and spiritual matters raised, nurtured, rolled into social commentary and abandoned, all, while the plant died.
Witty and clever and convincing monologue that takes a healthy swipe or two at sanity and our own mortality. (and they say plants like ten digits grubbing in the earth, plant food and water--Ha) The very best of luck in the contest, P. Kenny
Comment Written 14-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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What a delightful review K...your ever thoughtful analysis' of my writing spur me on to stay true to my wacky roots and write what comes naturally...although sometimes I let the plants have the pen. Thats over now of course after the eulogy. haha
Cheers and thanks again for a super sixer
Thats just made my Sunday...
P
xo
Comment from l.raven
Phillippa, oh you just kill me. And I'm not a plant. LOL I kept trying to pour water on the picture. LOL What a detailed and well expressed poem this is. How about a lamp for your housewarming??? LOL Enjoyed reading this through my tears for your plants. LOL Luff ya so!!! Linda xxoo hugs
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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Phillippa, oh you just kill me. And I'm not a plant. LOL I kept trying to pour water on the picture. LOL What a detailed and well expressed poem this is. How about a lamp for your housewarming??? LOL Enjoyed reading this through my tears for your plants. LOL Luff ya so!!! Linda xxoo hugs
Comment Written 14-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 16-Mar-2013
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Haha beaut review Linda, thanks so much, loved your suggestion for the lamp but it must have battery backup and you WILL need to provide a lightglobe.
Don't cry for the plants...they sure as sh*t didn't...too dry remember? LOL
cheers and many thanks ...have a great Sunday.
Phillippa xox
