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The newsletter is stunning /profile/34-wwrites/\" data-ipshover=\"\" data-ipshover-target=\"http://poetryartonline.com/profile/34-wwrites/?do=hovercard\" data-mentionid=\"34\">@Wwrites!!

Very well designed and arranged! /profile/4-joe-jones/\" data-ipshover=\"\" data-ipshover-target=\"http://poetryartonline.com/profile/4-joe-jones/?do=hovercard\" data-mentionid=\"4\">@Joe Jones have you seen these?

Apologise for asking so many questions, just really curious. Is this newsletter a regular thing that you do? Also, looking at this page https://wlvanroyen.wordpress.com/design/\" rel=\"external nofollow\">https://wlvanroyen.wordpress.com/design/ - I would say you\'ve done a great job displaying your talent in a very appealing way.

I still see that even back then you had an eye for a photo.

I'm struggling to pick out a favourite; it's between the 1st, 2nd and 7th. What camera did you take these with? Good share again mate.

I really enjoyed reading the titles section within this poem Stewart.
 

Weathered plights keep them safe
The night mosquito she smiles
At least my blood enriches life
The walls mould faces that stretch for miles[/quote]The whole piece flows with creativity and vision, which makes it enjoyable to read. Thanks for taking the time to share your poem and for commenting to others bud. Keep \'em coming! 

I\'m a huge zombie fan, something which /profile/2-cheeky~k8/\" data-ipshover=\"\" data-ipshover-target=\"http://poetryartonline.com/profile/2-cheeky~k8/?do=hovercard\" data-mentionid=\"2\">@cheeky~k8 will confirm.

I like the television show \'The Walking Dead\' and without bragging, I have a copy of the comic (rare and unique because it\'s signed by Robert Kirkman. I loved the comics, so when I heard that a television show would be made - I was over the moon.

Equally I am with the arrival of \'Fear of the Walking Dead\'.

Does anyone watch either of the shows?

I have to say I find FOTWD to be more gripping, mainly as it\'s new and the story includes twists which nobody would have thought of in the original series. I find the junky lad to be very annoying, just his appearance, speak and attitude makes me want to punch my laptop\'s screen (I don\'t, don\'t worry). Yet, I really think it\'s a great addition to the Walking Dead.

Thoughts?

You design tattoo's? Is there no end to your talent.

Interesting designs, something I am not quite sure work as tattoos but they make a nice picture. I must add, I don't like tattoo's - I get this from my grandfather and really, although I do like designs - these look very much like creative art to me.

Keep 'em coming!

The Crow picture makes me want to write a poem, and I would but it probably wouldn\'t be as good as the photography on display here.

These are great shares mate. Keep \'em coming!

Are you getting the hang of this now? By that I mean, sharing your photography?

This always reminds me of an angel or a phoenix rising. Any chance of renaming it to Mike Edwards? (He's a Notts County player nicknamed the Phoenix).

I love the feeling of bursting light, whilst the blue makes it feel very 'outer space' and spiritual.

It's a great piece mate!

You\'ve lost me with this mate, though it reminds me of a comedy sketch whereby it made passengers lives a nightmare - I can\'t remember if it was Harry Enfield or not.

Can\'t say I find this amusing either, yet don\'t delete it or anything.

Just not my sense of humour at all.

Both McDonald\'s and Burger King have done this, it\'s a great idea. As I have said within the article comments, any way to replace cheap crap toys with something meaningful is a good thing - yet alone placing books in the hands of children.

It\'s something I think is good for children, including big kids like me.

I didn\'t even know he wrote any books, though any campaign that encourages reading is a good thing!

/profile/23-call-me-cordelia/\" data-ipshover=\"\" data-ipshover-target=\"http://poetryartonline.com/profile/23-call-me-cordelia/?do=hovercard\" data-mentionid=\"23\">@Call me Cordelia what do you think?

/profile/34-wwrites/\" data-ipshover=\"\" data-ipshover-target=\"http://poetryartonline.com/profile/34-wwrites/?do=hovercard\" data-mentionid=\"34\">@Wwrites - Of course you can.

I don\'t see any reason as to why there would be any need to blur out names, yet I can\'t speak on behalf of all writers but I cannot see a problem at all really. I am sure if there is any concerns/objections, it will be made known within this topic.

BTW, do you have a portfolio now? I\'d love to see some of your work (feel free to submit it also btw).

The past two days (yesterday and today) have been very difficult for me emotionally, something I care about and enjoy is being forcefully taken from me and it\'s the equivalent of being booted.

Today, I had a driving lesson and a mock example.

My driving instructor said I would have passed, yet I wasn\'t myself and he probably wondered why I wasn\'t over the moon by the improvements. Afterwards, I just wanted to get a way from my home and have some fresh air. I still feel iffy, I feel a cold coming on but going out is the best thing I could have done.

I had a brilliant time on a nearby park with my family, they\'ve really cheered me up.

That does look like great area to hike/walk - I did a fair bit in my mid teens in the peak district.Plus I find this to be interesting!Great picture Stewart, thanks for sharing.

Nice work buddy!

I like both of the pictures and you captured nice views, keep it up!

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• 105mm Nikon Lense (I forget what it starts from) Tis /profile/22-cobby/\" data-ipshover=\"\" data-ipshover-target=\"http://poetryartonline.com/profile/22-cobby/?do=hovercard\" data-mentionid=\"22\">@Cobby\'s
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