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JokerGem
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Joined: August 2022 Last seen: 1 day ago

Latest Entries: 10 total

	Sienna Wildgust Sienna Wildgust is a third generation drag racer for KB Titan racing who became the you... more »	added 7 months ago
	Clare Harner Clare Harner Lyon was a poet and gifted piano player who worked as a publications corre... more »	added 11 months ago
	Bob Pompeani Robert Gregg Pompeani is an American journalist and sports reporter who serves as a spo... more »	added 1 year ago
	Steve Mears Steve Mears is the current television play-by-play voice of the Columbus Blue Jackets. more »	added 1 year ago
	Arthur Kleinman Arthur Michael Kleinman is an American psychiatrist, psychiatric anthropologist and a p... more »	added 1 year ago
	Stefan Parsons Stefan Charles Parsons is an American professional stock car racing driver and the son... more »	added 1 year ago
	George Gurdjieff George Ivanovich Gurdjieff was a Greco-Armenian mystic, philosopher, spiritual teacher,... more »	added 1 year ago
	Ralph Sockman Ralph Washington Sockman was a professor at Union Theological Seminary and pastor emeri... more »	added 1 year ago
	Bill Hillgrove William Thomas Hillgrove is an American sports journalist, sports broadcaster, and radi... more »	added 1 year ago
	Ardis Whitman Evelyn Ardis Rumsey Whitman was a 40-year contributor to the Reader's Digest and wrote ... more »	added 1 year ago

Latest Comments: 215 total

	Savvy and discerning.... you’re just about batting a thousand in these contests --way to bring it, Jon. 1 day ago	View
	yeah, still here extracting the meaning and connections from contradiction, much like the great Dane would have (though surely his thinking and analysis were more profound than my poems). Thank you for putting a smile on my face with your flattering compliment. I was definitely fooled and not aware you wrote the 'crow' poem but it was witty in its own right. I’ll have to reread it when l get a minute ... I heard you had some physical setbacks (through the grapevine) and I hope you’re healing well....patience and prudence more » 2 days ago	View
	grand and captivating 4 days ago	View
	A most exhilarating entry 24 days ago	View
	Might I suggest also, as genres here, humility and tolerance? ....l have to say l do the same upon supposition of choosing to not despise another when considering their faultlessness in arriving in undesirable circumstances...thus subjectively becoming of a ‘lower,‘ or unpopular nature or disposition...it’s almost as if, if it isn’t in your nature to not judge, you’d have a tough time comprehending how others don’t naturally do it. I found this thought-provoking....good to see ya back around bud more » 1 month ago	View
	Holy cow, I love your style! This is like Ginsberg and Eliot rolled into one and yet with flair all its own. Superb poetry by a professional - awesome reading! 1 month ago	View
	ah yes, a true state of unfetteredness....I perceive you may be alluding to the attainment of christ-consciousness - the surrender of ego and even thought... and if you weren't, my apologies for the misinterpretation. more » 1 month ago	View
	It is unfathomable you are not winning these contests --just gonna leave it at that... 2 months ago	View
	I thought you would like it based on the similarities and compatible theme between the two! I think you outdid me though with your more descriptive wording but l appreciate your reaction and kindness! 2 months ago	View
	YES! YES! You came along with this shortly after I submitted my poem, "I Still See You (Dad)" which mirrors the theme here but on a more individual level. Feel free to check it out - but I love yours and is exactly how I feel! more » 2 months ago	View
	Yes, the phrase is actually displayed on the wall right where players enter/exit the playing area at Arthur Ashe Stadium. 2 months ago	View
	That they were. I think the band may have brought the term out of an early retirement. 2 months ago	View
	Intriguing poet you are Charles. There is almost a comedic sarcasm infused here and yet, to me, it's almost as though this wouldn't be out of place amongst the classical poets. 2 months ago	View
	Almost seems like this could be synthesized to become an alma mater for a school or college. Not sure how I missed this one but it hits on all cylinders... ~ Poetic brilliance! 2 months ago	View
	Forgive me for bashfully admitting to my intention of meeting my incentivized comment quota but l also felt the need to drop some feedback on my friend (who l believe to be adept and accomplished at this poetry thing), so l’m killing two birds with one stone. This poem definitely can be taken and interpreted a multitude of ways but, in the end, it cuts to the quick of what hope is about. These types of poems should be drawn on for strengthening this very thing. “Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things and no good thing ever dies.” Thank you Sue! more » 2 months ago	View

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