Evening Rain ; ; ; Poem by Tsira Gogeshvili

Evening Rain ; ; ;

Rating: 4.9


Evening rain decorated to the city,
the red umbrella became bright that girl,
rainy brushes caressed to streets...
The water colour landscape dreamt about winds.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kesav Easwaran 07 September 2008

good poetic rain...it rains on either side of the title too, nice 10

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James B. Earley 05 September 2008

A brilliant image eloquently portrayed. Be well..and be safe!

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Tom Balch 04 September 2008

A really lovely piece, short and gets the mine working 10 regards tom

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Ashraful Musaddeq 04 September 2008

Evening rain became glorious. Short but a cute composition. Added my 10.

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Gi Galen 04 September 2008

Romantically … «with a spring» to leave it would not be desirable … 10//

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Andrew Blakemore 03 November 2008

Very good use of imagery here Tsira, great verse. Best wishes, Andrew

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Sandra Fowler 25 October 2008

The girl with her bright red umbrella adds vividness to the evening rain. Your creative vision is 20/20. Thank you for your kind comment on my poem. Wishing you and your talented pen only the best. Warm regards, Sandra

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Beautiful painting with your verses, dear poet Tsira. I give a 9+ (correct some words, omit some needless) . I can dance in this evening rain. Thanks for sharing. Give us more of your rich talent. Joseph S. Josephides Member of the International Society of Poets (ISP) Int.Lib.Poetry awarded

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Dr.subhendu Kar 11 September 2008

the mystical words sizzle by the rain of evening with message of hope and desire let there be sun again.............wondrfully wrought by the imgery, evening rain when reminds the dances by the green,10+, thanks for sharing

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Ivan Donn Carswell 10 September 2008

haiku-like delicacy heightens an almost familiar but also hauntingly surreal painting... Rgds, Ivan Evening rain decorated the city, a bright red umbrella became that girl, rainy brushes caressed wet streets... The watercolour landscape dreamt about winds.

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