Alan K Pease: I am starting to share through this perk of Fanstory to express my hopes and dreams about the poetry I will write. I appreciate learning from you from your own writing styles and your reviews of my own poems. This is for fun. I always look for friends and new acguaintances.
    pipersfancy: You are in such a lovely part of the county, and have done such interesting and valuable things throughout your life... I'm sure there is much inspiration to be found for writing! Cheers! -
    kiwigirl2821: A tiny bit of historical information ... did you know when I joined FanStory you were the very first piece of writing that I read. I don't always review your work but I read a lot of it. You have a unique voice and just wanted you to know, I enjoy listening to it through your words. Have a great day Alan. :) deborah -
    Alan K Pease: Thank you deborah for this kind review of my writing and put you square in the middle of people I like. Others have said that I am unique and I always taken it with a grain of salt. Thank you for joining my profile page. -
    RGstar: Thank you, Alan, for your sunning review of 'Red Tulips' and in the revelation of that side of your self we seldom share.
    I have read a couple of your poetry and like your style very much. It is clean and concise. I look forward to reading more when possible.
    Thank you so much,
    Have a great day -
    Alan K Pease: Thank you RGstar for your positive comment on my poetry. -
    kinebaby00: Hello
    My name is Kine Gaye . i am a female I was impressed when i
    saw your profile today
    and will like to established a long lasting relationship
    with you.
    In addition,i will like you to reply me through my private e
    mail box
    (kinegaye20013@hotmail.fr)
    this is because i don,t know the possibilities
    of remain in forum for a long time.
    Thanks waiting to hear from you soonest.Kine,
    (kinegaye20013@hotmail.fr) -
    Amsterdam: This message was placed on my page as well-
    I responded-
    With question. -
    Genya: Hi Alan, I loved the last piece I reviewed so will definitely be reading more of your work. I see you enjoy music...music plays a big part in my life. Take care. Genya -
    Bagajams: I admire your achievements have a great love and curiosity for the ocean. I am to told PTSD bipolar but as you said you can learn to live with i believe once you accept and understand. I look forward to reading your work. -
    LeslieP5: Hi Alan, as a poet and peace activist, I resonate with your concerns about the future of mankind and our world. I invite you to drop by my page here. I'm pretty new on the site. I have two peace poem websites and have some free verse poems on peace I hope to publish. I am not sure where to submit them though so if you have any suggestions as to where they'd be appropriate, please let me know. I checked a few online but quality was not good. I'd like to figure out a mainstream publication to submit them to. You have a varied and interesting background. Your profile also reminded me of Vroom (user name) a former poet friend on another site, who was stationed at a remote island in the Indian ocean. -
    artemis53: Well, Alan. I just happen to be here. I don't think I can contribute words of wisdom but merely am a listener when needed :) -
    June Estep Fiorelli: The fun is never knowing where poetry leads one. I have been writing since i was in grammar school. I am much older than you, and new things still happen. I submitted some poems recently, and am invited to do a reading of my poems at the lovely, active Bookstore1 in Sarasota, with follow up discussion. There will even be a poster with my picture and bio. Who knew? -
    Robin Priebe: Hi Alan,
    1) You write with your heart, not your head.
    2) Choose your poetic writing style and master it.
    3) As you are doing, always be open to advice.
    Best wishes, Rob -
    krys123: Salutations Alan And main angel come down and flap its wings to change the atmosphere around you with love peace and happiness!
    Alex -
    Robin Priebe: Alan, thanks for the glimpse of eternity, captured in the verse of The Song of Friendship. Over 1300 years old this poem resonates with the depth of feeling of two persons whose personalities are glued with common attitudes and common values. When this is transposed into poetry and matted into the walls of life, the structure stands eternally.
    Best wishes,
    Rob -