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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 11 months ago
	Clare Harner Clare Harner Lyon was a poet and gifted piano player who worked as a publications corre... more »	added 1 year 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 2 years ago
	Ralph Sockman Ralph Washington Sockman was a professor at Union Theological Seminary and pastor emeri... more »	added 2 years ago
	Bill Hillgrove William Thomas Hillgrove is an American sports journalist, sports broadcaster, and radi... more »	added 2 years ago
	Ardis Whitman Evelyn Ardis Rumsey Whitman was a 40-year contributor to the Reader's Digest and wrote ... more »	added 2 years ago

Latest Comments: 267 total

	thank you --it still means alot to me 1 day ago	View
	Not bad. I don't get netflix so not familar with any of this but the other poem, 'Stardust' was alot like this one, in my opinion. also, damn you for your username making that Beatles song get lodged in the bounds of earwormery! more » 1 day ago	View
	Do we have your word that all suspicious/suspected accounts have been removed? Because, (and I cannot be the only one) I have been receiving some 'spammy' comments lately and when following up to ascertain anything about those users, I am finding that they have been at it for a period of time doing the same thing all over the site just to reap the coupon benefits —and as we are seeing , then potentially misappropriate them. I’m seriously thinking these incentive bonuses may be more trouble than they’re worth and am very apprehensive about entering the monthly contest again....any other of the senior users who wish to comment to this and provide you’re opinion --l'm all ears. more » 1 day ago	View
	Jon, voting for 2024 poem of the year is set to kickoff March 15th! 3 days ago	View
	As Pessoa wrote, “The poet is a man who feigns/And feigns so thoroughly, at last/He manages to feign as pain/The pain he really feels,” “And thus, around its jolting track/There runs, to keep our reason busy,/The circling clockwork train of ours/That men agree to call a heart.” more » 5 days ago	View
	you are one of dozens who seem to not be heeding the site guidelines on commenting.... : Avoid short, spammy comments and strive to contribute to the community's growth. Let's foster an environment where every poet feels valued and inspired. I guess it doesn't matter to folks hungry for incentive bonuses. more » 15 days ago	View
	you’re always welcome ..but, come one, by now you have to know you're really good! 15 days ago	View
	Great poem –nothing more needs said. 15 days ago	View
	is it ironic that cemeteries are seemingly the most serene and peaceful places to be in—for the living? 18 days ago	View
	Nice rap...I’ve actually done this too...not sure if I posted one of those on here but I can see how the honest expression and personal themes could cause a hesitance to share —but this is pretty catchy, though I gather, honest too. Also, I’m either not familiar with a couple of the 'metaphorical' references or perhaps, a couple typos in there? All in all, worth multiple readings. I always say artistry -in any form- serves to heal the one who created it first. more » 18 days ago	View
	I think obscurity is undervalued and something to be appreciated ...what’s really to be said of the 'discovered' ones, when the real work is still really done and done honestly where no one sees. Terrific subject , exceptional poem, and I quite like that title for it, as well. more » 24 days ago	View
	Hey John, your poem brought the Thoreau quote to my mind, “There is no remedy for love but to love more.” 26 days ago	View
	You’re absolutely welcome, Sue. I think it may have been the allusions to hearts (yours and god’s) in the respective poems that made me connect the two. These illustrative extollings on love make for simply wonderful poems and seem to be firmly in your wheelhouse. more » 1 month ago	View
	eh, looking back this seems kinda hokey and run-of-the-mill 1 month ago	View
	thank you (i guess) but if you can figure out a style after reading all my poems you are something of a scholar ...my style is that I don't fit one mold 1 month ago	View

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