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  • #1168459
    puppy
    Participant

    If you would be a shining star,

    Glistening, glowing at night-

    I would pick you.

    Even if you would be

    A gemstone in the rough-

    I would still pick you.

    I would pick you if you were a hidden treasure,

    All lonely with no one to love you.

    I would pick you if you were a priceless antique,

    Seen worthless in common eyes.

    You are not shining, nor glowing;

    You are not a star, treasure or antique.

    You are not a gem.

    But I still pick you.

    #1168460
    puppy
    Participant

    In Men Who Men Condemn As Ill, by: Jaoquin Miller

    In men who men condemn as ill

    I find so much of goodness still,

    In men who men pronounce divine

    I find so much of sin and blot.

    I do not dare to draw a line

    Between the two, where god has not.

    #1168461

    l’chvod the murphy’s law thread…

    “Whatever can go wrong will go wrong”

    At least so states Murphy’s Law

    This means that if you burn the rice

    The chicken will certainly be raw

    But if you want to know my opinion

    That is, my version of the truth

    It’s that this law is false

    For the opposite there is proof

    So many things go right each day

    But we have a tendency to forget

    We only notice the bad things

    ’cause they make us all upset

    Please stop what you are doing

    Now take a nice deep breath

    Now is as good a time as ever

    Upon your day to reflect

    Think about what has happened

    Since you woke up today

    Think about all those things

    That actually went right today

    You handed in your report on time

    You found both of your shoes

    You even found time to do things

    That you usually don’t have time to do

    But even if this is not the case

    Things seem to be going wrong

    Think about the fact that

    Baruch Hashem you woke up this morning

    And now you’re feeling fine

    Everything in working order

    No reason to scream or whine

    Now you see this law is false

    At least for your sake it better be

    Because you’ve broken the law countless times

    But then again that’s a good thing

    #1168462
    MiddlePath
    Participant

    Puppy, great poems, both of them. And they both contain good messages we can use every day. I really like the second one by Jaoquin Miller about how we view others.

    Smile E. Face, that is such a nice poem! Beautiful, positive message. You are so right, everything depends on our focus and attitude, and that alone can make the difference between everything going “wrong” or everything going “right”.

    #1168463
    Luna Lovegood
    Participant

    Laughter

    A joyous sound

    Happiness abound

    Laughter

    The best remedy

    Laughter

    Can heal a broken heart

    Can bring together people who were once apart

    Laughter

    The song of the soul

    Can help piece together what once was whole

    Laughter

    In time of pain

    Laughter

    You can share with anyone

    Parent, friend, sister, neighbor or son

    #1168464
    kapusta
    Participant

    Is everyone coming out of hiding now? Welcome back 🙂

    *kapusta*

    #1168465
    MiddlePath
    Participant

    Luna, that’s really nice, and very true. Glad to see you back here!

    Hi, kapusta! Good to see you back here. How are you?

    #1168466
    SaysMe
    Member

    hello, fellow posters of tpt (the poetry thread)! Sorry i’ve been following silently. I want to post, and want to write a poem too, but havent yet been able to sit down and focus. My apologies for the late and concise replies, but my minds been busy.

    Puppy- really liked the ‘picking you’ poem. Its so sweet and touching! Hope you’re well.

    Smile E. Face- right on! That was great and so true. Just need a reminder some days to switch our perspective around. Your reminder came perfectly timed for me.

    Luna- you are so right. Laughter is amazing and so powerful. And the lack of laughter, leaves such a dark hole… May we all have much laughter in the coming year!

    MP-always reliable to keep this place running and respond to all! 🙂

    kapusta- looks like it! Slowly but surely. Welcome back to u too

    icot- 😀 i’m counting down!

    yiddishemeidel- nice poem! Keep it up!

    Wanna wish all my fellow posters a gut gebentched zees yahr, a shana tova u’mesuka, a happy, healthy new year. May it be one filled with clarity, happiness, health, simchos, closeness and connection, may all our tefillos be answered for our best, and may we all continue to grow, become stronger, and feel Hashem’s embrace.

    Have a good shabbos and yom tov!

    #1168467
    Think first
    Member

    Hey everyone! I’d like to wish you all a wonderful shana tova a year that will be a happy, fruitful, successfull year where we can achieve and become the best we can be filled with happiness and contentment.

    I miss you all, I miss being here and I forget not the strength you’ve given me.

    Think first.

    #1168468
    MiddlePath
    Participant

    Hi, Think first! Thanks for checking in on us, and for the bracha. Hope all’s well by you.

    Hope everyone had an inspiring Yom Tov.

    #1168469
    blabla
    Participant

    For some reason I haven’t been able to write so much lately so have been in “hiding” but now i have something:

    Dear Teachers,

    you have power:

    The power to destroy,

    The power to create,

    The power to extinguish,

    The power to illuminate.

    The power to make sick

    The power to disinfect

    The power to victimize

    The power to protect.

    The power to fall apart,

    The power to withstand,

    The power to be unnatuned

    The power to understand.

    Teachers are powerful,

    With the ability to destroy,

    Yet they can use their power

    To uplift a lonely boy,

    So step up to the plate,

    Claim your badge of honor,

    But Only if your worthy,

    Sincerely, a student

    #1168470
    🍫Syag Lchochma
    Participant

    bla bla, that reminded me of a poem I wrote so I was going to post it but realized I already did on page 10! I certainly am with you and I’m glad you checked in. I have been wondering/worrying about you since camp.

    #1168471
    SaysMe
    Member

    (waving) hi everyone who is coming out of hiding! It’s nice to hear from all of you again. Welcome back to the poetry thread, and hope you’ll stick around here.

    #1168472
    blabla
    Participant

    The sun glistened from behind the horizon,

    The breeze wisked by and the air was fresh,

    The twinkling light and the pink streaks of light,

    The rays shown strong, reflecting on the pavement,

    It was sunset and the holy day was setting in,

    The sun was going to its resting place,

    Night approached, the sky darkened,

    And I knew it was time,

    Time to repent,

    Time to apologize and beg,

    Time to plead with god,

    Time to request forgiveness from those I hurt,

    For it was too late to change a past,

    But a momentous time to change a future,

    Promise better actions,

    And reach for the stars.

    #1168473
    SaysMe
    Member

    wowww

    #1168474
    MiddlePath
    Participant

    blabla, so glad you’re back here with your amazing poetry! I love both. The teacher one is especially inspiring since I’m somewhat in a teaching position this year. It really shows how much a teacher can do, and the responsibility for one’s students.

    #1168475
    SaysMe
    Member

    i hate school but i hate homework more! /end rant

    sorry about that, having a tough time.

    Blabla- i really really liked that second poem. A lot. Thanks for sharing.

    Wishing all a good shabbos!

    #1168476
    BYbychoice
    Member

    Betrayer

    Leaves crunching under my feet

    Crickets chirping

    A sigh of relief escapes my lips

    Alone at last

    For miles I treked seeking solitude

    And here I am

    Waiting

    Waiting to be helped

    To be given a hand

    And here is where I still wait

    For you will never come

    Yes its you

    You who never game me a smile

    You who left it all to others saying you had better things to do

    You who I looked up to and now pity

    For I know you kind and I know you will not change

    Yes I know you deep inner thought

    Deer reflection of mine

    #1168477
    just my hapence
    Participant

    Love the thread people… I’ve been writing poetry for a number of years now but have been a bit scared to share it with anyone except close friends and family, but here goes….

    How To Be Extraordinary

    When all the hearts are broken,

    How can you sit so still?

    When all the dreams are shattered

    And no more hopes are left to kill,

    And the melody has played its course,

    And the trees have lost their shade,

    And the colours in the painting

    Are all washed out and start to fade,

    You stand, you see, you do not move,

    You do not act, you do not do;

    You sit, you stare, you ponder why

    One and another must make two.

    Come with me, let us travel;

    Come and find forgotten places,

    Virgin sand on which to stride,

    To breach, to conquer, to boldly go,

    To plant, to build, to found, to grow,

    To jump, to grab, to seize the day,

    To move, to drive, to never stay.

    I came and did, and all to show,

    For I can fly, for I have dreams.

    #1168478
    MiddlePath
    Participant

    SaysMe, sorry to hear that school work is giving you a hard time. It’s especially difficult at this time of the year, as I can say from personal experience. I hope you are able to get through it all well. Good luck.

    y613, that’s a very deep poem. Sometimes we need solitude to collect our thoughts and find a new perspective on something that is bothering us. It’s also a good way to temporarily escape from our interpersonal difficulties, but eventually, we know we have to face those people and hope that they learn how to show the care and concern that we wish for.

    just my hapence, very beautiful poem! A wonderful message, and written so well. Welcome to the thread.

    #1168479

    *Erupting from a stack of textbooks and clearing throat*

    Hi!! How is everyone doing? Just because I’ve been awfully out’ve touch doesn’t mean I have forgotten about all of you.

    MiddlePath? Luna? SaysMe? Syag? Anyone out there?

    Just wanted to wish you all an easy fast, a spiritually uplifting yom kippur and it is my wish to you this year that you all find the truth you are seeking out. Hashem should give us clarity, peace of mind and success in our personal and professional lives.

    *Slinking back to the books*

    #1168480
    BYbychoice
    Member

    middlepath- thank you so much, I am glad you enjoyed it and took so much out of it, not many people always try looking for the deep meaning and not only did you look but you also found it. Thank you for the warm welcome I look forward to being inspired by many others here.

    #1168481
    SaysMe
    Member

    ym613- welcome and beautiful poem!

    Jmh-so true, and with such flowing poetry! I guess i need to stat ‘traveling’ cuz i got stuck after hitting all the landmarks in the first half of ur piece… Really hit the mark tho! And welcome.

    Keep them coming, all!

    Mp- thanks, yes it is hard now, especially with all the yamin tovim. Not just schoolwork causing the hard time though….

    Nomtw- hey how r u? Hope ur schoolworks coming along better, cuz u sound diligent :)! Amein n thanks to your bracha!

    #1168482
    MiddlePath
    Participant

    Hi, NOMTW! Glad to see you back here. Hope your school work isn’t too stressful! It’s good to take a break every now and then, it helps boost your energy. Amen to your wonderful bracha, and the same to you as well!

    y613, no problem. I enjoy finding meaning in people’s words, especially in poetry that so obviously comes from the heart. Hope to see more from you!

    SaysMe, hope things only get better for you. Wishing you much strength in pulling through your schoolwork, and whatever you may be dealing with.

    #1168483
    SaysMe
    Member

    Ok time to do a bit of venting. Sorry for getting off the poetry theme, but as i’ve mentioned b4, when i’m down i cant write. That also explains why i havent posted a poem, or much at all lately. I’m doing pretty badly, feeling very down. Unmotivated and not coping so well at all. There’s a hopelessness, a gloomy mood, a lack of drive. Jmh put the feeling into words though with different specifics. And for those who saw my other posts, that person i’m not ready to forgive… So much i need to do, to work on, to change, to rise above, and yet dont have the energy or push to even face one… Its hard. Very hard. And makes life so much more dismal and lonely. So lonely… Its been a tough coupla months…

    #1168484
    just my hapence
    Participant

    Thanks guys, I wasn’t really sure how it would be received…

    SM – know what you mean about writing without motivation, but sometimes I find that that in itself provides inspiration, letting out all the frustration on a piece of paper or a keyboard can work wonders. For example, a few years ago whilst I was still single I wrote a few little bits about the trying to fit in with a society which expects you to be married at a certain age; I was down, gloomy and pretty much unmotivated for anything at all and just putting down the things helped me get up.

    #1168485
    notasheep
    Member

    We see the flames, we watch them burn

    Watch them flicker to and fro

    But see the lesson we must learn

    And see what everyone must know

    Just as the candle on its own

    Waits for that spark of illumination

    But once that smallest spark is sown

    It gives light for all, and inspiration

    So too, our soul awaits that spark

    That one small flicker of Torah light

    That will illuminate the dark

    And keep on burning through the night.

    #1168486
    notasheep
    Member

    <b>Train Rides</b>

    Trees, houses, farms

    Factories and shops

    All rushing by.

    But do we rush past the world,

    Or the world past us?

    Life is a journey

    A train.

    We get on.

    We get off.

    People occupy themselves

    With amusement for the journey

    Games, music, toys, DVDs

    Paying very little attention

    To the world passing by.

    So much to see

    So much to take in

    So much wonder and beauty

    And before we know it

    The journey will come to an end

    And we will have missed it,

    Missed watching the world go by.

    #1168487
    SaysMe
    Member

    jmh- u are right in theory, and i have done it before, but when i’m down the words just dont come ay all. Poet’s block :). But thanks for the reply and advice!

    Notasheep- welcome! Amazing pieces u got there! I’m a fan :). And messages so real, so true, so beautiful. Keep them coming!

    Mp- thank u so much, and amein

    #1168488
    🍫Syag Lchochma
    Participant

    SaysMe – I wish I could offer you an ear to work some of this stuff out. I know how hard it is to be caught in the quicksand of hurting too much to forgive. I really am learning, though, that sometimes you can remove yourself and look at it from the outside and you find that the things they did that were soooo obviously wrong may have not been as obvious as we thought, or there may have been an assumption we made that made it obvious but our assumption was wrong. And when we can let ourselves see that perhaps there is a tiny chance that they weren’t so blatantly nasty, we are open to knowing that maybe they aren’t quite as guilty and MAYBE we can think about letting Hashem deal with them.

    If we know that the hurt was our lesson, and Hashem will decide if they were right or wrong in being the shaliach and will punish them accordingly, then we don’t have to bear the burden of thinking it is our job and our right to bring them to their knees. Why do we need to pay them back? Are we in it for our dignity? We can search elsewhere for dignity. Is it that we feel we deserve better? Maybe at that minute we didn’t. Are we just too hurt to forgive? Then ell yourself that you need to be cautious of this person, you need to protect yourself from further harm, but that if they were healthy and well and KNEW they were hurting you, they probably wouldn’t have.

    Sorry for the generic chizuk, I hope it gives you some nechama.

    NOMTW – So glad you are knee deep in school, I wish I was! Hatzlacha in all your courses and it was great to hear from you.

    Not a sheep – Love it!!

    Gmar Tov everyone, may Moshiach come and rescue us all from our selves and rescue our neshomos from all these nisyonos looming so close to us.

    #1168489
    blabla
    Participant

    I try to do good,

    but it comes out bad,

    I want to be happy,

    but I turn out sad.

    I try to be accepted,

    But I get rejected,

    i try to be innocent,

    but I’m always suspected.

    I try to rejoice,

    my joy turns to morn,

    to blossom like a rose,

    yet I remain a thorn.

    To Hashem to be connected,

    but I remain afar,

    Oh just let me succeed already,

    I wish I was a star!

    This is after I tried to be a good member of my family only to get yelled at 🙁

    #1168490
    SaysMe
    Member

    syag- thank u for replying. It may be generic but even that i havent heard enough of lately. Its cuz i’m just too hurt and not ready to just forgive it all. At the same time i hurt x too and am not ready o truly ask mechila meaning it, because of the hurt they caused me. And its eating me. True if they knew and realized etc they wouldnt have as much as they did. But some they knew full well n did anyhow. Its really really tough :(. And i’m doing bad overall so makin everything harder n worse.

    Though i dont know if i’m really having trouble with forgiving x or with forgiving myself…

    #1168491
    just my hapence
    Participant

    SM – sorry I couldn’t be more helpful… 🙁

    NAS – nice stuff, don’t think I’ve seen the second one before it’s awesome! I think I’ll repay you in kind with one I don’t think you’ve seen…

    Every Now And Then

    For now is all, and now is king

    And now is It, for now.

    For then was old, and then was poor

    But then was Now, for then.

    #1168492
    notasheep
    Member

    JMH – thanks! I wrote that one…. drum roll… on a train. And it happened to be a very important train ride in my life. I think you know which one I am talking about…. Love the second poem.

    SM, thanks for the comments. I have been writing literally for years (since I was nine)so it’s nice for me to get feedback from people who are simply reading my work and not just telling me they like it cause they know me. I have some pretty zany stuff too…

    blabla, I love your latest poem – some of my most thoughtful/introspective poems came after I experienced major downs: here is an example:

    Do you really love me

    Deep down in your heart

    Or is it really just

    A whole big work of art?

    How am I supposed to know

    What goes in in your mind?

    How do I know the feelings you hold

    Are good and gentle and kind?

    Please don’t conceal whatever

    Feelings you hold for me

    I’m willing to be friendly to everyone else

    Can’t you take me for me?

    I wrote that about ten years ago when I was going through a rough patch with friends, and I have always hated false people.

    #1168493
    notasheep
    Member

    And now, to lighten the mood. This poem is based on real-life events (ok, it’s dramatised a little) – JMH, do you remember this one?

    My brother has a broken toe

    It pains him, oh, so bad

    He broke it walking up the stairs

    Oh, woe is Joe, my lad

    Two weeks later he could be found

    Complaining at great length

    Which is why my teacher hates me,

    Please have some consideration

    My brother has a broken toe

    And ever since that fateful day

    When baffled nurse sent him away

    But Broken Toe is here to stay.

    #1168494
    just my hapence
    Participant

    NAS – course I remember! He didn’t half go on about it… If we’re trading the silly poems…

    Migrations

    “It’s about time,” said the bird on the right,

    Removing his pipe from his mouth,

    “I could do with a really good holiday,

    It’s about time I headed Down South.”

    “Down South?” asked his fellow bird, scratching his beak

    And wondering quite how he knew

    Which way was where, be it forward or back,

    And in just which direction to flew.

    But with nary a word, the bird on the right

    Was now a bird gone upstairs

    To pack up a suitcase with all his belongings

    And check up on cheap hotel fares.

    So three hours later, with shades on his eyes

    And the suitcase tucked under one wing,

    He came back downstairs to his friend who just shrugged

    And said “I guess I’ll see you next spring.”

    “But Winter’s coming,” said original bird,

    “You could freeze here until you were Dead.”

    “Well I may or may not,” came back the response,

    “But I’m rather attached to my bed.”

    “But Florida’s waiting, excitement and fun,

    And ice-cream and surfing all day!”

    “Well it might or might not,” said his friend in reply,

    “But I think I’d rather just stay.”

    So he turned and he shrugged, and without a goodbye,

    Not even I’ll-see-you-around,

    He flapped and he fluttered and soon he was flying

    Three thousand feet over the ground.

    He flew for a day, he flew for a week,

    He flew ’til he couldn’t no more,

    He stopped at a hotel in Miami Beach

    And was shocked at who opened the door.

    “Well, you took your sweet time to get here,”

    Said his friend who he’d once thought insane,

    “Whilst you battled your way through the cold and wet,

    I cheated and came here by plane.”

    #1168495
    notasheep
    Member

    I remember that poem. But it’s not your zaniest…

    #1168496
    just my hapence
    Participant

    NAS – nope, not by a long way!

    #1168498
    MiddlePath
    Participant

    notasheep and just my hapence, beautiful poems! You both have real talent. And welcome here!

    blabla, I’m sorry you’re feeling down. But I’m glad you’re back and writing your heartfelt poetry again, I really missed it, it’s so full of emotion. I hope G-d helps you see things in a better perspective, and that things get better for you.

    SaysMe, I had you in mind in all my prayers. I really hope that things turn around for you and those feelings of hurt and guilt don’t plague you anymore. Wishing you only better times ahead.

    Syag, I’m glad to see you back here.

    NOMTW, hope you’re managing with all your work.r

    kapusta, Luna, Think first, I hope you’re all doing well.

    #1168499
    SaysMe
    Member

    sorry to interrupt the private convo 🙂 but you two are good!

    MP- thank you so much, thats really nice of you. and amein!

    hi all!

    #1168500
    BYbychoice
    Member

    Appreciation, do you have it?

    We are the special children to have been chosen.

    We are privileged,

    Yet do we show it?

    Do we say thank you when given a test, showing us how strong we are?

    We should!

    Other wise how would our Father in heaven know we love Him so much?

    #1168501
    just my hapence
    Participant

    MP – thanks! Like NAS says, it’s nice to get feedback from people who just read the stuff I write without knowing who I am. In a funny kind of way, it makes it feel much more personal…

    #1168502
    notasheep
    Member

    SM – the two of us have had years of bouncing our poems off each other (we are highly competitive!), thanks for the comment! And now for two completely different poems that both stem from the same subject – dreams. I have very vivid and sometimes (read: frequently) insane dreams. This first one, however, is reflective. The next one is an indication of just how crazy my dreams sometimes get.

    What are dreams?

    What is this thing that drives a man?

    It cannot be touched, cannot be tainted

    It remains unsullied by the prying fingers of others

    And though it may seem

    That the dream is lost, broken

    It will grow again

    Like a small shoot in the frost

    A flash of colour amongst the cold snow

    That will one day reach the skies

    A mighty beanstalk that can be climbed

    By even the smallest of people

    Can cross the widest of oceans

    Traverse the largest of deserts;

    He will continue to sow the seeds of ambition

    And water with them with hope

    And no one, no matter how hard they try

    Will ever be able to destroy these evergreen dreams

    For they alone belong to the dreamer

    And, against all odds

    He will continue to plant with care

    For who knows

    Or dares

    To dream?

    Right, serious part over, wacky part starting…

    I had an adventure that was inside my head

    When I woke up one morning to find myself dead.

    And came upon a small table that was really a chair.

    Upon it was ice cream which was served piping hot

    And a bowl of string beans which were tied in a knot.

    And gave a lame horse a piggy-back ride.

    They really were fine, and they fitted him fair.

    Next door was a shop that sold cream cakes and sand

    Which were widely said to be best in the land.

    And after we munched on some light of the day.

    I was feeling quite bored, so we went to the fair

    Which was almost invisible, and made out of hair.

    At the end of the day, when the stars had all gone,

    I was the last person left, the only one.

    And I realised, to my great surprise and delight

    It was actually still the middle of the night.

    I looked out my window (not sure how I got back)

    #1168503
    SaysMe
    Member

    syag lchochma- just wanted to update you. Tried very hard to forgive, and over yom kippur i think i got past and forgave parts but not all the hurt. And in shul after maariv motzei yom kippur, as everyone is piling out, she embarressed me. She said s/t embarrassing about me to s/o who’d approached me, and said it loud, in the crowded room, and a bunch of ppl turned to stare, and i blushed bright red. Motzei yom kippur!! I didnt even know what to do with my emotions. Just minutes after neilah??

    #1168504
    🍫Syag Lchochma
    Participant

    Yikes!! Ouch! Is she just clueless? Unless she is nasty spirited why would she do that unless she didn’t realize that is was embarrassing. If we weren’t speaking in public I would ask you what she said because sometimes when I do that I will hear the comment and it may not sound the same to me as it did to the one who it was said about. Is it possible this is the case?

    Oh Gosh – I just remembered – if you were embarrassed in public and didn’t respond, do you realize what a HUGE zchus that is????? You should give a bracha to someone who desperately needs one (maybe yourself even?)

    Good for you that you worked on it in any case. Hashem is probably very impressed and you should be too.

    #1168505
    SaysMe
    Member

    if there was a way to tell u privately…

    Its a complicated situation, like i’ve said. She said it in my face to… Motivate (?) me. She seems to be clueless as to why she shouldnt have said it in front of others, cuz she has said this same thing to at least one other, but in private. It just embarrassed me a lot, and really, it does real damage too. She had TOLD me it did damage but doesnt seem to get that her telling the world it is how that damage comes about, and if it was kept quiet, it wouldnt harm me.

    I definitely gave her a cold shoulder and walked away, so not so sure about that zchus. I’m not very impressed with myself…

    #1168506
    equeen
    Member

    Hey there, I am new to YWN and find the coffee room forum very entertaining and enlightening. I will post a poem my friend composed and emailed me on erev yom kippur. Although it has a negative connotation I found it to be a bit disturbing yet the raw truth . I would love your input and comments on them….here goes!

    In the hopes to appease God

    We harbor belligerence

    In an attempt to impress God

    We abide to rules of ignorance

    In the hopes to be loved by God

    We reward contentious hate

    In an attempt to conquer God

    We continue to infiltrate

    In the hopes to inspire God

    We condone madness

    In an attempt to prevail upon God

    We perpetuate sadness

    In the hopes to persuade God

    We pardon immorality

    In an attempt to understand God

    We excuse brutality

    In the hopes to anoint God

    We have resigned to play this game

    In an attempt to qualify for God

    We crowned “the Lie” what a shame!

    May all of Klal Yisroel do a reality check, cometh the new year!

    A Gmar chasima Tova , and a gut gebentcht yur!

    #1168507
    puppy
    Participant

    I don’t love her.

    I really don’t.

    I don’t love her voice,

    But my throat constricts.

    I don’t love her blessings,

    But my eyes water.

    I don’t love her actions,

    But I regret mine.

    I don’t love her.

    #1168508
    just my hapence
    Participant

    SM – it’s not private, if it were we wouldn’t be having it on here! Please feel more than welcome to interrupt whenever you feel like it…

    #1168509
    wanderingchana
    Participant

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