G'day, and welcome to my blog site. My name is Ivor Steven, I live in Geelong, Australia. I'm an ex-industrial chemist, and a retired plumber, and a former Carer of my wife(Carole), for 30 years, who suffered from severe MS. I Write poetry about those personal thoughts, throughout and beyond my life as a Carer.
I've been blogging for over 2 years, and writing poems for 19 years. Of course a lot of my poems are about my favourite subject Carole, but since I've been blogging my writings have become quite varied, humourous, mystical, observational, and even a few monster/horror poems.
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36 thoughts on “Count To Three”
An emotional poem of concern with regard to future ~ one I can relate to flying solo also. I enjoyed both the poem and the video. I pray you have a great day. I’ll take Australia’s 70s versus my local with low of minus 1 degree. π
Thank you June for your thoughtful comments .. yes letβs try and leave the world in a better state before we leave ππ
Brrπ₯Ά too cold for me .. it was 90βF here today
A beautiful, heart-touching ode and plea for the trees, Ivor! We must keep hoping and helping!
Oh, and that photo and song add to the emotions for me.
(((HUGS))) π
An emotional poem of concern with regard to future ~ one I can relate to flying solo also. I enjoyed both the poem and the video. I pray you have a great day. I’ll take Australia’s 70s versus my local with low of minus 1 degree. π
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Thank you June for your thoughtful comments .. yes letβs try and leave the world in a better state before we leave ππ
Brrπ₯Ά too cold for me .. it was 90βF here today
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Beautiful poem Ivor.
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Thank you Sadje πππ
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Youβre welcome
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lovely poem, Ivor π
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Thank you Sue πππ
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Lovely Ivor.
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Thank you Colleen ππ
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You’re welcome Ivor π
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I dub thee βSir Rhymerβ!! The βKing Of Rhymeβ!!
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Sir Rhymer will do thanks Walt β¦ I am definitely no king ππ€
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It fits π
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Oh, that plea at the end is so poignant, Ivor!
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Yes … we have lots to do before we leave
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βThe earthβs still burning, and my work is not yet doneβ¦β π π₯π³
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Yes indeed Ingrid …
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A beautiful, heart-touching ode and plea for the trees, Ivor! We must keep hoping and helping!
Oh, and that photo and song add to the emotions for me.
(((HUGS))) π
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Yeah .. I’m always trying to save our trees Carolyn …. no trees, no us …ππ²ππ€
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Exactly! π
π²π³ π΄
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Heart touching words, Ivor!
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Thank you Tanya ππππ
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My pleasure π
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a beautiful poem Ivor.. lovely my friend! π
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Thank you Cindy.. we need to need leave our world in better shape before we leave .. Iβm trying to leave something behind
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Yes, we do Ivor. I agree with you and that is a noble deed.. as I too try to do! π
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Touching poem and important message. I too, strive to leave something behind. β€ Take care!
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This is deep, lovely and beautiful.
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Thank you Pragalbha… yes, I think my words and message worked ok .. ππ²π
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Your trademark powerful ending
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Maybe I should ‘patent’ that trademark of mine …
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It is certainly patent π
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Thank you for the reblog of my poem on your fabulous site ππ
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This should be read by everyone for the powerful message that you left at the end. What is really need is some respect for Nature!
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Thank you for your thoughtful comments ππ€π
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