Saturday, April 12, 2008

A Coromandel Dawn Comments

Rating: 5.0

Fifteen miles across the bay
That's where the Coromandel lay
Along its shore, the twinkling light
Of cars and street lamps of the night
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Bob Gibson
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Cynthia Buhain-baello 02 December 2009

I love your poetry, it is so beautiful and perfect and gives new writers like me good models to study and learn from. Thanks for writing them! ! ! ! ! 0+++++

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Ben Gieske 22 July 2009

A great poem to read with so much imagery, color, and the rhymes fit so smoothly.

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Fay Slimm 27 June 2009

This is so masterful and simply beautiful - - thanks Bob and am glad I didn't miss this awesome description of dawn.. Fay

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Naseer Ahmed Nasir 23 January 2009

Beautiful poem with true imageries of nature describing the picturesque of dawn on portion of west coast of the Bay of Bengal. The blending of colors between day and night on that particular place is really the peculiar feature of this poem. The simlis of ' Waxing Moon ' and ' Natures Rhyme ' show your love with the natural scenic and your power to describe the sceneries in such cursive words. The last stanza has an essence in it with a strong meaning of continuity of life on this planet with every today with a learning lesson for the tomorrow that will be reborn the next day with a new horizon......10/10 Best Wishes Naseer

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Irene Clark-hogg 09 January 2009

I love your poems, Bob, you paint word pictures. I can see the rising sun changing the world colours. Keep them coming & I will keep reading. Irene

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C. P. Sharma 09 January 2009

Wow! ! ! ! ! What a glorious dawn in perfect harmony with Nature. A transporting word painting, perfect in rhyme, rhythm and flow. Enjoyment through out. CP

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David Threadgold 21 September 2008

Hi Bob. A wonderful read. The coromandel range sounds a fantastic place and your verse takes us there with you.I can almost picture the skyline. Thankyou Regards Dave T

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Tj Becker 19 September 2008

I could picture the words you wrote so vividly in my head. Great imagery. This was an easy read, a painting to enjoy constructed with words. Very good indeed.

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Kesav Easwaran 10 September 2008

a lovely poem...very much pleasing to read, Bob...the third stanza lines are really good 10

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Andrew Blakemore 04 August 2008

A wonderful poem Bob, structure, rhyme and flow all first class. Well done. Best wishes, Andrew

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