Comments by dwells
- "The mind alters all, and is perhaps the final arbiter of happiness or despair, until reason disturbs the false euphoria - cheers!"
Posted by dwells on "An Ugly Thought" by Virgils Vigil
- "Sounds like a big mouth sleeper maybe, or possibly a stargazer. Both formerly trash fish but now highly prized (for food). So your catch and release would be in another form perhaps? Cheers!"
Posted by dwells on "Fish Roll" by Virgils Vigil
- "Laughing is preferable to crying BooHooHoo maybe? To quote Curly from the Three Stooges"Knuck, knuck, knuck" - thanks for the levity, or was it satirical too, works both ways."
Posted by dwells on "Laughter" by Virgils Vigil
- "Owning the land was a foreign concept to the American Indian, including fences. This seemed like a possible reference to the Wailing Wall, or a glory hole (HA!), and still pondering. Liked the ending, and guessing that people leave where there is no attachment perhaps, cheers!"
Posted by dwells on "Here. Again." by Virgils Vigil
- "Last few lines left me flummoxed for a coherent thought, still pondering and most unusual images painted, thanks."
Posted by dwells on "Something Blue" by Virgils Vigil
- "This reminded me of a condensed version of "Man with a Hoe". A terrific poem by an Englishman, written after the French Recvolution and inspired by a painting of the same name. Cheers!"
Posted by dwells on "Evaporation" by Virgils Vigil
- "Portugese Man O' Wars will F you up as I'm sure you know bro. The nematocysts are cellular harpoons with a poison sac. Not unlike some women, HMmm... thanks."
Posted by dwells on "Numb Jelly, Juice & Gin" by Virgils Vigil
- "Sounds like you are allergic to mold and mildew maybe, with some hallucinagenic properties perhaps? I'll go get your rubber ducky now (HA)! Cheers dude."
Posted by dwells on "Cuss" by Virgils Vigil
- "Good job on a standard theme. Would have liked some development on "make a man a disgrace" but really fine as is. THanks for sharing this."
Posted by dwells on "A Clown" by Virgils Vigil
- "Ex-wives can be that way, if the conversation gets too involved and the wound is still open. Best to let it go, with the knowledge that you have failed at something that was once a big part of your life. Too bad, so sad, that's life."
Posted by dwells on "Radio Interference" by Virgils Vigil
