the comedy of mid-life surprises … …
we have been around a while, we have had our share of tears, and of many a smile,
life has often been kind, though at times it felt like all joy, all peace, was left far, far behind,
now our hair greys and thins, and we have chronic medication in more than a few tins,
we may have seen and heard it all before, yet, and still there is a wish felt deep within our hearts core,
perhaps not of rose-tinted love, or falling stars streaking across the skies above,
perhaps just a need to feel human again,
for the sun must shine after a shower of rain,
so why don’t we give it a shot, for who knows,
things may get a bit steamy, if not desirably hot … …
Hi Afzal,
How are you? I am following your blog. Do you publish your poems elsewhere before “publishing” them on your blog?
Please answer. Thanks. Keep up the good work.
From a fellow writer,
Namgyel Rangdol
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Hello Namgyel,
Thank you for your kind words, friend.
I have have been fortunate enough to have quite a few of my pieces published in online poetry websites as well as in print.
I often submit to journals etc and hope for the best, and if they are chosen to be published then great, but all my poems are on the blog unless certain publishers request pieces that have not been published anywhere
Thank you again for your email, friend.
Warmest wishes and regards.
Peace and Equality for All
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so it all depends on the submission guidelines of the publishers. if they want unpublished work (both on the blog and elsewhere) then i publish the pieces on the blog after they have published them, otherwise I post directly to my blog, since having received hundreds of rejection letters from publishers, if i don’t publish on my blog, my scribbles would remain in a Word document ๐๐๐โโ๐
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Thanks again friend Namgyel. deeply appreciated and wishing you all of the very best going forward.
Peace and Equality for All
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I’ll settle for the steamy lol. Very well put
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lol … I am sure most of us old-timers would.
warmest wishes and regards to you and to all those dear to you.
Peace and Equality for All
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