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XxFangxX 127
(10/12/2009 3:29:00 PM)
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I think this poem is great! It expresses how you can love someone and hate that very person at the same time.Which are the exact feelings I have to face each day at school.This is one of my favorite poems of all time ^_^
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Vera David
(8/18/2009 1:12:00 PM)
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Metin Sahin
(3/22/2009 10:57:00 AM)
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ı f only ı could write a child.poetry is childish songs.poetry is free.without meters
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Metin Sahin
(3/14/2009 9:17:00 AM)
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ı wanna translate his poems to turkish.The tuna in the market was my first translatı on.Very cunning poem..Thanks Neruda..
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Samuel Reed
(1/24/2009 6:27:00 PM)
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That's a fine point, Kelsey. Cannot believe I over-looked that. Still, metre and structure aside, the themes still seem pretty juvenile. It seems like the poetry of a fifteen year old. I just don't get why he's number one. Unless the majority of voters on this site are fifteen. But your point is totally valid. Loads is lost in translation.
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Kelsey Mlnarik
(1/10/2009 9:28:00 PM)
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I think the reason you're not finding the meter and rhyme scheme you're looking for in these works is that they're translations. They weren't originally in English, in Spanish they probably had a different structure.
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Samuel Reed
(1/9/2009 5:15:00 PM)
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I don't wish to take anything away from those who find something in this poet's work, each to their own, but... I get nothing from this body. It is not only written without the art of poetry (mediocre attempts at metre, rhyme, etc at best) but the sentiments are very puerile and the themes a little adolescent, perhaps even trite. I really do not wish to sound a poetry snob, but please, someone explain what he has done to be worthy of number one poet, over Shakespeare, Keats, T.S. Eliot and those who really furthered the art? Help, am I dumb?
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Kelvin Karani
(1/6/2009 9:11:00 AM)
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the greatest of all. Who beats Neruda? Maya? Just close but not to Neruda's level. He's my inspiration-my idol!
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p.a. noushad
(10/31/2008 8:17:00 AM)
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your poems are amazing and passionate
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Patrick Thorpe
(7/18/2008 8:20:00 AM)
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Your poetry is pouring your heart on paper,
It, s pure Love, your a poet of the heart.
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