Wednesday, January 17, 2007

A Frogs Life Comments

Rating: 3.9

I stare into the garden pond, wondering
On the theory of evolution
And how it applies to frogs
Why their life changes, so quickly
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Paula Robinson
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Michelle Claus 01 June 2014

I love the whimsical, light tone of this poem, which asks one of the most serious of questions.

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Kalyan Mech 01 June 2014

Narural way of struggle....

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Heather Wilkins 05 June 2013

excellent poem Paula. The question why do they leave their pond, why do we leave our pond sometimes. ? thinking about that

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Summer Wind 01 June 2013

Unique & thought provoking. I need to study my pond more closely :)

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Gajanan Mishra 01 June 2013

well versed, thanks. I invite you to read my poems and comment.

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Leslie Philibert 01 June 2013

well observed! ! like it...

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Jayne Davies 01 June 2013

Great poem Paula! Well done x

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Jann Rau 04 June 2012

Great poem, they are like teenagers leaving the nest, no idea what awaits them.

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June Walker 02 June 2012

Lovely poem Paula. Language beautiful.

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Kasia Fedyk 01 June 2012

Paula, it is a beautiful poem, full of wonder and nature itself, I love frogs and I just saw a tiny one as I stepped outside :) Thank you for this wonderful poem. Kasia

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Evance Ombaka 01 June 2012

Creative! It's Mother Nature that always has a way to prod curiosity in all living creatures to exploring new horizons.

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Evance Ombaka 01 June 2012

Creative! It's Mother Nature that prods curiosity in all living creatures to discovering and exploring beyond the horizons.

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Manonton Dalan 01 June 2012

i love frogs they're like us, they can swim, jump and much of all talk too much. hehehehe

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Barry Van Allen 02 February 2007

Paula, You missed the point - - - It is little boys like me, that grabbed them out of that security!

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Not a member No 4 23 January 2007

Thought provoking stuff Paula. I like this. We changed their world beyond all recognition by creating cars and roads and all the rest of it, and they'll adapt, or no more frogs in ponds - brutal isn't it! Survival of the 'fittest'. This poem will make it though, without any adaptations. It's very good work. jim

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