Saturday, August 23, 2008

Let Love Be Innocent Comments

Rating: 5.0

A primordial monolith in first birth,
All around did dullness girth,
It needs more to have the mirth,
I split into two for home and hearth.
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Rachel Butler 22 September 2009

Let us life's balance restore, Life has swung the other shore; Let attachment to body retrieve, Let us spiritual fiber reweave. Rachel Ann Butler

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Evaughn Gray 17 May 2009

this is such a wonderful poem. I truly enjoyed it lovely flow of rhyming words. ~ Hazel G.E

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Analou Pabalate 17 May 2009

let us all go back to basic of love........there lies the true hapiness and satisfaction of our soul........................thanks..great one huh.

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John Lyday 17 May 2009

Interesting and difficult rhyme scheme depicting an ancient ritual called love, as seen through modern eyes. Good job.

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Fay Slimm 17 May 2009

Beautifully rhymed and so very true 'we have lost our natural grace' as a human race - - the final lines contatin appeal too..... kindest wishes from Fay.

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Onelia Avelar 26 August 2008

Classic story in a classic rhymed pure form, wise and worthy to be read; wisdom in kind of parabel form, accessible for all. I like it very much! Regards, one

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Sandra Fowler 26 August 2008

True love is always soul deep. Your last stanza is your most memorable stanza.. Praise for your noble pen. Warm regards, Sandra

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Chitra - 24 August 2008

a poem filled with noble thoughts if followed will definitely lead to higher realms of life

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Ramesh T A 23 August 2008

Worthy poem to appreciate today! Man lives like an animal enjoying animal pleasure after working as machine among machines. Love should start from the heart! He is like a puppet on string says I Love You and does all without real love. That is the great flaw in man's nature now! Wonderful poem to read!

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C. P. Sharma

C. P. Sharma

Bissau, Rajasthan
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