Comments about Eric Cockrell

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  • Ciarli Ling (2/3/2013 5:25:00 AM)

    Hi Eric, you write too much, I'm jealous. You really are like a Buddhist Priest at his temple.

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  • Jasmine Basnet (9/2/2012 6:10:00 AM)

    one bear
    two bear
    oh! my dear
    happy new year

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  • Jasmine Basnet (9/2/2012 6:08:00 AM)

    always be happy
    dont be sad
    its my saying
    remember that.....................

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  • Unwritten Soul (6/4/2012 12:08:00 PM)

    His voices

    Those voices
    Come from somewhere far
    Far, far away..in a man. a man
    A man who travel by his mind
    Who has nothing but honest heart
    A man who candles light in his voice

    His words utterly heard
    Wander through the world
    With his wisdom played
    In every song he sings
    About pieces to be whole
    About scar to get healed

    Still far, far away
    Journey of him to bright
    To stop and sing his own melody
    Cheer people with his words
    Who believe in love

    Those voices
    I still hear today
    From a same man
    who still offers his heart
    for us learning something
    For us taking from his experiences
    So now i singing my own song
    for a man who sing us for long
    A man of far, far away
    But very near near inside Eric Cockrell
    Who is a man, where the candled sound comes

    Dedicate to Eric Cockrell
    By Unwritten Soul

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  • Hari Smith Holms (5/29/2012 10:30:00 PM)

    There is a divine touch in his write.It makes us think about the life here and life beyond.I'm one of his admirers.

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  • L C Vieira (4/7/2012 9:23:00 AM)

    Your history sets you apart. It's only as we grow older that we appreciate it all - as awful as it once was. Poetry gets us through... Thank you (as someone previously said, Sir!)

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  • Rajendran Muthiah (3/29/2012 5:15:00 PM)

    In the poem, Insurrection, the one word 'breaking' has sparked you to think of a number of 'breaking outs' and bring out wonderful images.

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  • Muhammed Ghandi (2/20/2012 8:30:00 AM)

    This is soo emotional i started to cry to bad at this. i smashed my old PC in sadness I had a stroke but... WHERE IS THE PUNCHUATION? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? THIS IS DISGRACEFUL IN THE NAME OF GEOGRAPHY

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  • Declan O Reilly (1/8/2012 2:55:00 PM)

    Never has a poet so much of himself and his belief system into his poems. A finer poet I've never known and if there is a poet truly worthy of being a poet for all generations, you are that poet. Your poetry deal with issues that most stay clear from and that is perhaps your greatest quality and greatest strength..That bravery is to be admired and may it serve as an inspiration too.

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  • Ahmed Khaled (1/7/2012 7:45:00 AM)

    O flying Cockrell, go and go and go, then fly to find there, a green cloud, carrying life and love, when you shake hands with it, ask it politely, to send for us, rain of life, and rain of love, the first, to our desert, the second, to our dreams, then write down over there, four words, and only four words, : : WE MUST SPREAD LOVE
    PH.D: AHMED KHALED

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Voices

our love is spillt
onto winter's dead earth.
amid the rubble of
decaying leaves, and
unnamed frost...

only an echo
of living remains;
and the promise

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