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Ben Gieske
(8/20/2009 6:56:00 PM) |
Poetry helps us wake up and see things differently. You accomplish that aspect of poetry. There is always more things hidden in your poems that are not immediately apparent to me. I need to reread them to find the other and deeper meanings.
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Lee Crowell
(6/4/2009 4:41:00 PM) |
he shoudn't have kept you waiting
but then again, I avoid lengthy phone conversations like the plague
when someone wants to communicate with me, I get the message much easier when I can read their eyes and face at the same time
damn... this poem is making me think!
mission accomplished Celine
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David Desantis
(10/2/2008 1:30:00 PM) |
hahah i've never seen your stuff but i really enjoy! Very quirky sense of humor you have (much like myself) ..this has sadness in it, but still retains a light hearted feel...very very cool, i'd like to hear your feedback on some of my work.
-david
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Amy
(9/19/2008 4:42:00 PM) |
cool poem, some things are worth waiting for :) keep writing
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Shalini Kts
(9/4/2008 5:46:00 AM) |
waiting is really painful but reading your poems is delightful..
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Ashraful Musaddeq
(8/30/2008 3:36:00 AM) |
Yes, waiting is the most painful situation. The wall of the waiting is very wide.
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M M
(6/26/2008 7:11:00 AM) |
Your poem seems to be built with an increasing intensity. After an 'introduction', the third stanza explodes to give the climax of the atmosphere of pain and tension - fast unbearable.
The pain of the waiting is very well depicted...
A very well written poem!
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Antony Mndawe
(6/23/2008 10:20:00 AM) |
dificult to understand, but its cool.
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Melvin Banggollay
(6/10/2008 10:49:00 PM) |
Wait, but I can't wait to tell this is another wonderful poem so full of suspense. thanks for sharing,
melvin
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