Ernestine Northover Comments

Gayatri Phukan 06 August 2020

Nice word.beautiful poem.thank you poet

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mckenzie holmes.d 23 September 2019

the person that made the poem is the best

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A B Faniki 18 September 2019

A thoughtful piece. Thanks for sharing such vivid images

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Gertrude Osei Tutu 19 February 2019

Ernestine Northover, I love you! I can totally relate every work of yours. It's like you're me, but born earlier

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Ernestine Northover 29 December 2018

Anne, Amy is all grown up now with children of her own and I don't think she writes poetry at the moment but she may go back to it as she gets older. I know she enjoyed composing the ones I put on my Poemhunter site for her. She was so proud of them. I'm so pleased that your pupils enjoyed them.. A very Happy New Year and may poetry find a place in your pupils hearts. Thank you for comments I will pass them onto her when I next meet her.. Regards Ernestine Northover..

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Garret 29 December 2018

Hi Ernestine. I would love to use your poem as a stimulus for an art project if this is OK with you. You have captured the image of the river very well indeed. Garret.

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Andrea Slack 18 December 2018

Love your poetry. Would it be possible to use a phrase to title my paintings?

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Christoph 14 November 2018

Part of our German -English lesson book-, thought I found enjambements because often the last word before the comma is alone in one line. But here at the page it's much more structured. So I'll lose the discussion :))

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Anne Cleave 04 September 2018

I read to the children in my local primary school. There are nine, aged from just under 5 to 11 years. Our project this term is 'Lost Words' from the beautiful book by Robert MacFarlane and Jackie Morris. This week we wrote poems about ferns but next week we look at Autumn - which is how I found 'Autumn - by Amy Boothby - Aged 10' I read it today and everyone loved it. Could you tell me something about Amy, please? The children were very interested in her. Thank you.

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Paul Andre Pelletier 24 July 2018

I only read a few of your poems but I really like what I read so far. I 'recently' started writing poetry myself a few years ago and I found inspirations in your words. Thank you.

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muhammad 09 May 2018

which type of poem is this

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mbgjhdxfjxk 08 February 2018

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xxyyz 31 January 2018

very lovely and deep meanings

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neeta 31 January 2018

very nice poem and very awesome

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Awesome awesome awesome! ! ! !

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Brenda McLachlin 15 November 2017

Hello! I am interested in setting one of your poems to music. Is there a way I can contact you directly so that we can discuss the piece and whether or not I can have permission to use your poetry? My email is bjm.brenda@rogers.com, if you're able to contact me that way.

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Tirtho Banerjee 01 April 2016

congrats, Ernestine. It's a masterpiece

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Abderrahmane Dakir 29 December 2015

I like so much your poems. They are simple and so deep. Thank you for sharing this wonderful love.

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Kundai Courtney Gomo 28 May 2015

Your poetry is an inspiration to me as a growing poet, im just utterly stunned by you ability to stich simple words to make something wonderful. My favourite is 'Hold You In My Smile' its just short but it speaks volumes. Amazed.

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