Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Writing a Sand Thinking Comments

Rating: 3.9

After the gossip one returns to grammar.
Almost to say that speech
compares us
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Steve McCaffery
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Kevin Patrick 29 July 2023

Its abstract and elusive, it definitely does not suffer from cliches. I like the evasiveness of it. To marks for originality

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Seamus O Brian 15 November 2016

An experiment in obscurity. I wouldn't waste time attempting to decipher it, unless you are smoking the same substance the author was. (just kidding, there─but not just) Tangential works like this are more for the delivery of the texture of words and syntax, rather than the concrete meaning. Enjoy it for what it sounds like, and the images that may derive. Personally, Robert's image of thinking under the sand while seagulls gaze on in bewilderment is far more visually appealing. I give this poem an 8 by way of inducing Robert's 10+ comment. NB :)

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M Asim Nehal 15 November 2016

Interesting poem, It is not going to remain permanent, like writing on sand.

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Gangadharan Nair Pulingat 15 November 2016

Through the few lines of poem a great experience

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Edward Kofi Louis 15 November 2016

Relations. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Bernard F. Asuncion 15 November 2016

Writing A Sand Thinking.... Nice work..... Thanks for sharing.....

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Kelly Kurt 30 June 2015

Very interesting. I will have to read this a few more times. Thanks for sharing, Steve.

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Seamus O Brian 15 November 2016

I admire your perseverance, Mr. Kurt. I have, too, read this a few times and encountered different shades of the same obscurity each time. :)

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