suzan gumush (cyprus)

I took a brief survey of Suzan’s poetry. Perhaps, it reflects the life as it comes to her in which as Thomas Hardy says, “…happiness is but an occasional episode in the general drama of pain.” Hence, a sense of deep anguish, satire and irony runs throughout her poems with an occasional touch of humor.

She has wisely used her socio-economic-literary know how in presenting a panoramic view of life enhancing their impact through her superb poetic craftsmanship.

Although mostly pessimistic, she does not take a defeatist attitude towards life like Milton when he says in ‘Paradise Lost’:

“What though the field be lost?
All is not lost; th’ unconquerable will,
………………………..”

I love your poems, keep writting, your a amazing friend thanx

Suzan your an amazing poet and an amazing friend, Love you loads and thanks for inspiring me to be a poet and even more so a good person. I love you with all my heart. love kirk (cheers mum)

She must have suffered a lot in the past! I could feel this sharp pain, while I was reading her poems! Only one thing I could say, all the best to good poet and good mother!