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by TETIANA ALEKSINA & TONY SINGLE
© All rights reserved 2016-2018
unbolt me 
I was going to leave you something
But I will step aside
Great one Tony
Sheldon
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Sir, your comments are always welcome here. Thank you so much for visiting with us again! 🙂
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Reblogged this on Truth Troubles: Why people hate the truths' of the real world.
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Thank you, Oldpoet! 🙂
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Hi. I keep thinking of AA and how reality changes.
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The title is certainly meant to evoke AA, so you’re absolutely right on that score. Alas, I don’t think the character’s reality changes much in the poem (which may be part of the problem). Thank you for reading and commenting. It’s much appreciated!
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Sad brilliance, the story of all of us at some level.
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I really appreciate your kind words here, Phoenix. And, yes, it certainly is a commonly shared experience I’m afraid.
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Beautiful, thought-provoking. Many thanks for sharing this.
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You’re so very welcome. Thank you for reading and commenting! 🙂
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Lovely rhythmic repetition. Reads aloud with nice round sound. 🙂
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Thanks, Susanne. I love the repetition of sound so this was very much planned that way. 🙂
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John Merrick?
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OH! Now, yes, he very well could be… 😉
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A haunting write, I really loved the repetition and the different sayings in the verses.
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Thank you, Oloriel. I think the repetition is what I love about it too. It’s something that tends to crop up in my writing quite a bit too. 🙂
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I am so crap at ‘getting’ poems. But Solstice speaks to me.
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Solstice is one of my personal favourites, Fraggle, so that’s high praise indeed. Thank you!
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Brilliant Tony! Very, very well executed my friend! I absolutely LOVE the rhythm and rhyme. How cleverly … no, ingeniously done! 😉
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Aw, thank you, good sir. Your encouragement means so much to me! 🙂
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