Sunday, February 26, 2006

5am. Comments

Rating: 4.9

Its 5am, its cold and muddy
I have not had dry feet in two weeks
Dreams of feather comfortors
And endless sleep
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Greenwolfe 1962 14 June 2008

Another 9. I see this one, the same as the last. Ditto GW62

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Duncan Wyllie 09 March 2006

Peace for all those lost.This is such a powerful poem.It puts the reader in the centre of the action and there is so much sadness as we can almost feel the thoughts of the afflicted.Great write.You are a very tallented person and a highly valued poet in my opinion.love Duncan

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Jerry Hughes 07 March 2006

This is an excellent portrayal of the battle of the Somme. The grief, misery and pain.

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A. Michael Sears 05 March 2006

A very moving and well written piece of art. I enjoyed it's read immensely. Thank you very much for sharing....ams

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Kelly marie Berry 03 March 2006

i think it is really moving and i really glad you let us read it take care kelly

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Sandra Fowler 26 February 2006

I think of the lines from a poem by Carl Sandburg in which a little boy said, something like this, 'Someday they'll have a war and nobody will come.'I am moved by this poem and thank you for writing it. Kindest regards, Sandra Fowler

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