I’ve not written one these for a while, and I’ve enough of my comments stored in my NoteBook file to fill War And Peace !! Thank you to all of my dear readers who comment on my writings, I am forever grateful, and you all continue to inspire me to write these short poetry pieces about your marvelous posts.
Tit Bit #15 (a Repost from October 2018)
I used to say, mum was the one
Dad was always there, daddy number one
Carole came along, she was my only one
They’re gone, I was left with no-one
Myself has become an intimate one
To you all, I cannot do without everyone
I love sharing my life
I love talking about my wife
Even though I’ve seen so much strife
She wouldn’t have it any other way
She graciously fought on, every day
My story will never explain her everlasting smile
My future is about trying, for her every mile
I know those old photo album feelings
Old memories and dusty dreams
Your heart does miss a beat
They’ll be tears at your feet
You’ll need a comfy seat
Bathe in the images, so sweet
Life’s rotation process is endless
Watermill wheels keep on turning
I’m writing on recycled paper
Word’s of purpose are not useless
Morning birds sing, but do not see
By day, I’ll look like a tree
Like a lonely Tawny Frog-mouth Owl
By night, hear my wisdom howl
Beware, there’s more
You’ll be shown the door
By the bolt of Thor
I’ve been inspired by my tour of yesterdays street art in Geelong, and the magnificent mural of Chrissy Amphlett, so here she is, singing with the Divinyls
Ivor Steven (c) October 2018
So beautiful. I am grateful that you are in my sphere. I am grateful that you share your life with me.
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Oh Gael, your comments made me humbly blush, I so appreciate your company here xx☺️
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Wonderful!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Have a nice week Ivor!!!
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Thank you for your kind words and enjoy your week. 😊
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Australia has some fabulous street art. We saw surprisingly much of it in Darwin and even in the middle of the Outback.
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I think it looks great, especially on some of those drab old buildings. 😊
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Certainly brightens up the environment. Some of the silo art in the country towns is awesome.
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Yes we have one here, I’ll see if I can find a photo for you 😆
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What a wonderful soul.you are dearest friend . You are loved around here ❤️
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Your comments rest quietly in my soul xxx
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Beaming!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤗🤗🤗
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You know me, I do love hugs xxx
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I feel a sweetness when I read this poem.
Please…Keep talking! Keep writing! Keep sharing, Ivor! And we will keep listening and sharing back with you!
You are meant to be in the world…you have continued purpose! You not only brighten up your corner of the world, you are brightening up so many of our little corners, too! 🙂 Thank you!
And (((HUGS))) of course!!! 🙂
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Oh Carolyn, your continuing support and encouragement, is enough to melt my heart, and I’ve no idea why my writings, are received so magnanimously, but I am gradually realising my poems are ok. I basically write to appease my soul, I am a deeply emotional person, and at one stage I thought I was damaged beyond repair, but through my writing, I’ve come in from the cold, I smile again, my heart beats again, I see the outside world again, “I can touch my nose again” Thank you dear Carolyn. xxxxxoooo
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You’re welcome, Ivor!
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I love how you do that, so clever 🙂
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I’m happy that I started up my habit of storing my poetry comments, I still still forget sometimes, but that’s ok.
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An excellent idea
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Oh this is wonderful. The simplicity of the poem has so much beauty! 🙂
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I’m not very good with big words anyway, however, I think simplicity is both easy to understand, and if can understand the words, then there’s far emotion being received by the reader. Thanks for reading xx
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Exactly right! Simplicity is beauty Ivor 🙂
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I’m pleased you agree. xx
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Happy Monday Ivor. Your titbits flow from one to the next. It’s a theme, your life, of love.
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I haven’t looked at my tit-bits like that before, Colleen, you are right, my theme is love, and I’m sure life is all about love. xx
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YESYESYES!!!!
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Love is the word… all we need is love ..yes !!
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Indeed my friend.
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How sweet that you always share about your wife, such devotion. Thanks for your thoughts Ivor. They uplift the soul.
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I enjoy posting these little trinkets of my comments, thank you Arlene
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This is such a lovely, heartwarming share Ivor. But then, I never expect anything less from you.
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I love that mural. Quite how anyone draws on that scale is beyond me. I’m sorry to say that if you start posting in War and Peace volumes I will not have the time to read everything. Meanwhile, your tit bits are great!
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I was over exaggerating a tad
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I’ve told you a thousand times not to do that!
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I little slip of the pen, 😉😆
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Oh dear Ivor I loved reading this, this is so sweet, full of emotions and love xx
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Thank you Dear Soiba, I enjoyed capturing all of those emotions xx
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(((((Hugs)))))) love this ‘tit bit’ of yours Ivor 😊😊😊
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Bravo! Keep it going my friend. ☺
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Wonderful, Ivor. I love hearing about your wife, and reading your love for her. It’s beautiful. 🙂 x
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I love hearing from you Arbie, how are your kittens going. 😊 😊
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I thought that I’d dreamt this comment and then decided to come looking! They’re doing well! They had ringworm so my fiance has been dealing with clearing that up while I’ve had to return to England. I’ll be back with them soon though! They’re all getting so big!
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Goods News, thanks Arbie. ….
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Lovely poem, Ivor.
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Thank you Robert
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This is absolutely beautiful….
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Thank you ❤️ Heather
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Moving and so touching Ivor. 💗
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Thank you Cindy 🤗💕🌏
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Bravo! 👌🏻
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Thank you 😊
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It is so wonderful to revisit this post…especially reading your clever poem! 🙂 This is one I enjoy reading out loud. 🙂
Hope your day is going swimmingly! 🙂
(((HUGS))) ❤️ 🙂
PATS and RUBS to Sir Frankie! ❤️ 🙂
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Thank you dear Carolyn for your kindness…. We are back home now … and there’s no place like home 🏡🤗🌏💕🐶
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YAY for the good times…but, yay, for coming home again, too. ❤️ 🙂 🏡 🐶❤️
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I’ve plenty to do now I’m home, my final PDF proof of Perceptions has to be proofread over the next few days , and in week I’ll have the actual book-proof to check then … as you know the publishing process is very demanding .. 📖📘🤗💕
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Yes, for sure! 🙂 Don’t overdo it. It’ll all get done. 🙂
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I’ll be careful not to .. 🤗📖
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Good one Ivor. Plus an Aussie classic to rock my morning 🙂
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Thanks Bushie
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so many memories and so much love in this one, Ivor
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Thank you for your very correct and lovely comments 😍
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This is such a beautiful and heartfelt post, Ivor! Bravo!💞
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It’s a beautiful tribute to your love ones especially Carole.
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Thank you kindly Cassa
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