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Thanks,

tommo / Ireland

Aye' Wordsmith

What Songs of all Songs are to be sung of romance?

Aye mo,

Romance is that lonely dance shared among those held, twisted in an offtime meaningless trance. This romance thing. ( I think I shall wait for Spring. )

And as for romance in it's whole, it's trance and the dance? 'Tis shared by us all. It remains our everything.

tommo

Thank you for your insight.

WVperal,

Thanks for visiting and taking your time out to review this slender piece. I welcome ye and thank ye for your very valid comments.

Be well,

tommo / Ireland

Friday, Feb. 13th, 2015 - From The Desk of The Author:

* Just a quick unenthusiastic look into this warrior poet's ongoing daily processes as that pertains to my poem additions here and online. My work at home here.

Let me just say I write this crap during a normal sit-down and as the mood strikes. I sit down here when, and, as a line or word comes to the fore, usually with an emphasis on catchy phraseology. Something unique to this poet's mind. Something both pliable and workable. Just a word that sticks. Begs, cries out for interest. When this happens I open up a notepad docu on my desktop and start typing. Online I also use " Quick Note " which is similar to notepad. I grab up a cigarette, heat up a cup of the ' ol' Joe ' and ultimately, whatever follows becomes the end product. That which you see once I've constructed a graphics background. And of course there's always that somewhat lengthy follow up editing, but in total, that's the general overall picture here in my small cottage out in the countryside of Ireland.

Ok then, hope this shines a light. Just thought ye would like to know.

Thanks again and be well, all,

Thom Douglas Carlisle ( Irish Tommy Moran ) - Sinn F�in Ireland.

Interesting, very interesting, a peek into the humble life of a wordsmith. Thanks for sharing.

Mo,

You're very welcome. Thank you for reading.

tommo