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>Enjoyable passion. I think.
>LOL, I like particularly the ending :)http://lynnaima.wordpress.com/2010/12/13/my-poetic-man/
>I love it! It's taken me some time to see what I write as "art", but you describe it aptly here. And, yes, the passion is something. Hard to describe to those who don't feel it. Thankful for this fellowship with those who do!
>vivid and humorous,what a beautiful piece on passion,well done.A+Happy Potluck!
>brushes and easel…the artist's must-haves!
>yes, you sure do write poetry! this flows down the page so well.http://jessicasjapes.wordpress.com/2010/12/13/ice-cream/
>You don't have to think – you do, Jerry. 🙂
>You speak well for all of us, Jerry. I enjoyed this a lot, as well as your profile. My potluck:http://liv2write2day.wordpress.com/2010/12/13/on-reading-a-poem-for-poetry-potluck-and-monday-morning-writing-prompt/Victoria
>I like it! Preaching to the choir is still a good thing!
>Normally-boring (read: common everyday) images get a poetic uplift/additional, improved meaning – one of the big goals of many poets, I'm guessing. . . solid work.
>http://jingleyanqiu.wordpress.com/2010/12/13/the-celebrate-blogger-of-2010-awards-nomination-announcement/welcome voting,you are nominated, you win one vote,if you join us and vote for others, you win another vote, then you win at least a honorable mention award.Good Luck!Happy Wednesday!
>This. was. awesome! Seriously. I'm going to add this one to my favorites. 🙂 It may even be mentioned on my blog on saturday. 🙂
>You are a cook as well.
Gerald the Writer 
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