Thursday, February 26, 2009

A Changed World Comments

Rating: 5.0

A black furry squirrel busily
Nibbling at my window frame
Gathering twigs, soggy wood specks
Making a bed for its offsprings
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Deva De Silva
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John Smith 16 April 2009

Strong use of imagery really paints a dramatic picture.

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Viola Grey 08 March 2009

you could actually feel it in your heart the moment the mood shifted in this piece...a very nicely written work of art here....great work

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ying yang, good bad, happy sad.. beautiful

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Kevin Wells 02 March 2009

Beautifully decribed and very poignant. I like the contrast between the gaiety of the sounds and sights of nature and the grey mood of sadness and loss. A masterly piece of writing.

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Nimal Dunuhinga 02 March 2009

This elegy of your missing Amma (Mother) ..............really very painful and it gives a lament to every heart. Indeed the greatest character in the World is Amma!

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Sathyanarayana M V S 02 March 2009

This is a wonderful poem; with enchanting imagery, beautifully flowing flowery words, feelings and a great theme. Only once in a while we can produce a poem of this class. I think my poem MY DARK NIGHTS nearly matches your poetic style in this poem........Very well done my friend. My kudos to u

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James B. Earley 02 March 2009

Thank you for sharing...what....is one of the most painful experiences. Please find a measure of comfort in.....'Is Not Perception...Reality.' Be well!

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Fay Slimm 02 March 2009

This leaves a heart pained and holed Deva - - a sad verse which has a loss so great that no telling will soften it - - but the healer time may help - along with the freindship you find on P.H. - wishing you better days and sending hugs from friend Fay...xx

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Barry A. Lanier 02 March 2009

This is a powerful poem in that it contrasts the beauty and serenity with the pain and sorrow from loss reminding the reader of many important treasures both in life and in death...and the lesson learned from focusing on a problem versus on a solution...many lessons of life in this remarkably well thought out penning....bravo

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Kris Smith 02 March 2009

Well written well balanced poem, enjoyed the read thankyou Chris 10 +++

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Chitra - 02 March 2009

poignant, emotional...I can feel the pain through these sensitive lines

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Fiona Davidson 02 March 2009

Beautiful poignant write Deva...the imagery is stunning from your words ...thank you...Fi 10++

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~ Jon London ~ 02 March 2009

So much pain expressed so visualy, a true poet 10++

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