Friday, June 26, 2009

A Father's Tears (Free Verse) Comments

Rating: 3.5

Consummate pain
Like a cruel wrench
Gripped his heart
And crushed, it bled
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Cynthia Buhain-baello
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Grace Kusta Nasralla 29 November 2017

Nice poem... can sense he sadness... here's my share: D Losing a loved one is painful A child gets more in grief Same flesh and blood, once grateful Death came sudden like a thief

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Ramesh Rai 26 July 2015

Grief looses its tolerance when a father has to carry dead body of his son. Truly very touching and sensitive write.

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Bartholomew A. B. Sarbah 25 April 2015

really, fathers are full of love for their children though a few may not....but most at times children do not see it....as I read through this poem I was wandering if the child knew the kind of love his father had for him....good poem...

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Dorothy- A. Holmes 24 April 2015

A lovely verse, a father's love holding on to the man! Dorothy A Poet Who Loves To Sing (My middle name is Cynthia)

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Kelly Kurt 11 April 2015

As a father to six, this poem made me tremble and weep. I pray for this world and thank you for sharing your poem, Cynthia. Peace

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Thank you Kelly Kurt. It was one of my first poems.

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Jayatissa K. Liyanage 01 February 2015

I wish I saw this poem the day when most brutal Terrorists on my home land blasted off a passenger bus killing innocent school children and farmer men and women early in the morning few years back. When the President then visited this spot, against security advice, one father carrying his dead child in his hand asked almost same questions. That was the only time we saw tears falling from P's eyes, through public media. This moment became the turning point to the strategies adopted in facing the war. I admire your thinking and marvel your writing. Great!

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Thank you Jayatissa K. Liyanage. I hope these terrorists fight like real men and not target defenseless children, fathers can cry too - and they take a long time to forget.

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Louis Rams 26 April 2012

beautifully written!

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Thank you Louis Rams, I feel honored.

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Michael Gale 07 January 2010

Great use of words. Excellently composed. Had the rating or voting been enabled, I would have given it a ten, for sure. God bless us all-MJG.

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Thank you Michael Gale, I appreciate your reading and comment.

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Catherine Mburu 09 July 2009

His own son, His seed! that one I like. Keep up the good work.

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Meggie Gultiano 05 July 2009

you did really touched my heart reading this, Cynthia..A heart wrenching piece. Well crafted write.Thanks for sharing.God bless you. Hugs, meggie

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Cynthia Buhain-baello

Cynthia Buhain-baello

Manila, Philippines
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