• The Human Condition

    The Human Condition

    a 3-2-1 poem
    from 1 reviews.
    General  Poetry

  • Still Nuts

    Still Nuts

    a double nonet (9-1) and (1-9)
    from 9 reviews.
    General  Poetry

  • Harriet

    Harriet

    a nonet
    from 5 reviews.
    General  Poetry


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: The Swallow And The Frog finished third in the contest "Animal Opinions"


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: Fishcakes finished first in the contest "Not funny but funny"


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: Darkness Fell finished third in the contest "2-4-6-8 Poem"


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: Red finished third in the contest "Color Series (3)"
    Sally Law: Congratulations! Oh drat! I voted for the wrong red! I'm sorry but I meant yours!
    Sal :)) -


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: Preference finished second in the contest "Foodie 5-7-5"


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: Waist Deep In Summer finished second in the contest "Uplifting Poetry!"


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: Love And Flowers finished second in the contest "Passionate Love in Black and White"


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: Moon Over Galway finished third in the contest "Sedoka Poem"


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: The Outlaw's Dilemma finished second in the contest "5-7-5"


jim vecchio: It is Sept. 4, in the afternoon. The past few days have been very trying. My daughter was visiting, and my electric wheelchair went whackadoozle. I just got it fixed and it's charging up now. I haven't been able to spend a lot of time on the site, so please forgive me if I missed any reviews or replies. I will try to do some today, but I may have missed some. Please forgive me.
    Harry Craft: It's o.k. Jim. We will be here when you get back. -
    Pam (respa): Take care of yourself first, Jim. Your health is the most important concern. Hope you are better each day. -
    Michele Harber: I keep telling you to cut yourself some slack, Jim. You're only human, and we all understand. -


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: My Italian Genes finished second in the contest "Pamu Poem"
    Terry Reilly: Well done, Jim. Ben’ fatto! I really enjoyed your piece. I wonder, however, if you might be feeling just a little miffed. The winning piece was full of emotion and great content but it did not adhere to the rules of the Contest. The 3+ syllable words had to be only nouns or adjectives. I specifically clarified that before entering and was informed that entries which did not thus comply would be disqualified. The winner contained five or more adverbs where there should have been nouns or adjectives. I think that made the composition a lot easier. Mine would certainly have been different if I thought adverbs in critical positions would be accepted. I know this sounds like a bit of a petty whine but I believe you have been denied what would have been a worthy win. As your ancestors might have said, perhaps, non fa niente! -


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: He Says, She Says finished third in the contest "Political 5-7-5 #5"


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: Sold Out! finished second in the contest "Write A Senryu"
    tempeste: Congratulations to you too! 🙂
    🥂🍾 🎉 -


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: The Price Of Fine Art finished third in the contest "100 Word Story"


FanStory wrote to jim vecchio: Happiness? What's That? finished third in the contest "Happy Poems"