Dust Poem by PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE

Dust

Rating: 4.7


A cloud of dust rises in the air
The trees bend double by the gust

The empty space between planets
Contains measurable amounts of dust

When it’s rainy or dewy
Don’t stride with thrust

That’s my heart on the ground
In the color of the rust

(2008/10/12)

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rani Turton 12 October 2008

A poem that speaks about the atoms of love...even those contained in the dust. I liked it a lot.

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Tsira Goge 13 October 2008

Melodious and fine poems, Nightingale... Gallant... 10... Tsira

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Marvin Brato 13 October 2008

We were mold from the dust So we all go back to the dust Nice poem..10.

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Lynda Robson 13 October 2008

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, another lovely write from you, 10 Lynda xx

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Greenwolfe 1962 13 October 2008

The readers will have a hard time finding the connection between these lines. The rhymes abnd rhythm are fine and worthy. There must be a connection between them that the reader discerns immediately. Life is short. Do not force a reader to spend life time searching. You would not wish to either. Even minutes, is too long. GW62

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Randy Hogan 11 January 2009

STONE BREAKS AT THE ENDS OF TIME. WITH A MIGHT BOOM TOGETHER I WILL BE WITH YOU AT LAST.....TO START ALL OVER AGAIN IN SANDS OF TIME AS SEED OF TEARDROPS OF LOVE IN YOUR EYES wow you are timeless... such beautiful poem..

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Dr Kamran Haider 26 October 2008

What you have said in few lines is difficult to write in a whole book... I love your way with words... The empty space between planets Contains measurable amounts of dust Beautiful indeed... Regards, Kamran

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Elle B 24 October 2008

Easy to understand and not to forget. Good piece of work

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Triin Kann 22 October 2008

Simple words, but yet such a magnificent poem. So beautiful is all I can say.

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Leon & Sarah Harris 18 October 2008

i.e.u so beautiful and fantistic word!

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