Thanks, Lydon - Glad to hear you and Creatr stay in touch - I guess we're all in limbo as Steemit seems to be slowly disintegrating - nobody's really minding the store - all kinds of things are happening

Thank you, Arthur - You always see the deeper aspects of things - I appreciate that - Her Thirties has a lot of autobiographical elements tied up in it - every time I re-read it I seem to relive some of

Thanks, Arthur - I think I had an account here last year but have lost the user name I used - I may try again :)

Ha ha...very creative, Arthur - you really have a flair, a fluency of style that is breezy and could be classed as sprezzatura - a studied ease whereby you can parody with little effort and just toss off

hmm...your patreon channel is down. Is that a harbinger of things to come? LOL

Sorry, lydon - I was faithfully checking for your posts but I guess I got out of the habit because of your prolonged absence - But good to see you back - a true leader who seeks the good of people and

Thanks, Arthur - I didn't know about these other sites - are you just using them as tags or are they separate sites? I mean, do you have to post on them like on steemit or Busy.org? If I had to post separately

Thanks, Alan - appreciate your encouragement

exactly ---I agree.

The sense of impotence and despair in this poem is palpable but I can see why the Greek poet saw the promise in it. It was your dark night of the soul, Arthur. Perhaps you view this as a watershed moment

Thanks!

I liked the second meme - Was watching an old Hitchcock film, Vertigo, and was struck by the women's fashions of the 60's - so classy and feminine - I suppose we've become casual/sloppy - maybe because

An intriguing personal anecdote, Arthur - I'd like to read that poem. As for steemit comments and feedback, I hear you - that aspect of the community is definitely lacking and the recent decision to diminish

Thank you, Arthur, and as usual you're right. This one's a bit abstruse - a result of my studies in Quantum Physics - the phenomenon of quantum particles being entangled and mirroring the other regardless

Yes, I get the problem of being stuck - I've written a lot about being frozen and men of stone and it's not always the fault of a Medusa :)

You picked up on the fact it's written to a character I created - often times readers miss either the literal meaning or the subtext - as for allusions, that's a whole other matter, lol. Thanks, Arthur

Thank you!

Thanks

Well, I think I know the artist and can reassure you that it was only his peculiar temperament. He didn't want feedback from the community but really only wanted to post his work. When I tried to engage

Thanks Arthur, for your response. It's a pathetic fallacy, this business of nature mirroring our moods. Sometimes are passions burst forth like a torrent of spring rain and we scatter words but it's all