Tuesday, August 11, 2009

A Lost Poodle Comments

Rating: 4.1

He walked through the woods
With a flickering lantern
In search of his white poodle
The little dog had strayed away
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Sandra Martyres
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Ben Gieske 08 September 2009

You create and keep the suspense very nicely. I was beginning to expect something not so pleasant.

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Catrina Heart 21 August 2009

a very fine poetic narration...well done! ! ! 10+++

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Meggie Gultiano 20 August 2009

oh, i thought...ha ha..this is a pleasure to read, Sandra. Glad that it is only a dream.Well, you really is a good story teller, and you made your readers excited for the next episode.Really a great write.. Common, Sandra..another part II like this..bravo...Ha ha ha

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Rishav Rastogi 18 August 2009

very high choice of words and ecstasy flowing in your poem.... do read mine as well.....

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Kesav Easwaran 18 August 2009

a bad dream narrated well in good style...thanks Sandra...10

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wonderful poetry.. me likes........

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Patti Masterman 15 August 2009

Wow, you sure can paint some haunting (and forlorn) images. Kept me on the hook till the very last second.

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Zeinab Sherif 15 August 2009

amazing & touching i'm sure that every one will read it twice as i did & he'll be attracted & taken by the poem.wow

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Sarwar Chowdhury 14 August 2009

compact wording beautiful imageries! fine! 10+

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Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar 14 August 2009

a skillful narration. shan

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Sathyanarayana M V S 14 August 2009

WOW SANDRA! Who kept me on tanterhooks till the last letter........what a thriller.........your descriptive talents are simply superb. My friend, Ngiel Beck another good poet of this site writes this type of thrillers. He is an expert. You very much reminded him

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Narrative poetry is fast becoming another trade mark to add to your Senyru. The crackling of leaves is really effective as is the shouting and darkness. I could just see the Mother, and Tipper wagging his tail when he he wakes up. Well done! 10 Karin Anderson

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Sandra Fowler 12 August 2009

Beautiful imagery, haunting dream. I am so glad the little boy awoke to see both his mother and his beloved Tipper. Happy endings are always food for the soul.10/10. Love, Sandra X

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Graham Russell 12 August 2009

loved it.. dreams bring so many things... just as does your story

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Shashendra Amalshan 12 August 2009

Hey sandra.. this is a different by yours.. Hey your friend Michael Harmon says good poem should have four Ms.. music, myth, magic, mystery... I feel this got it all.. I specially like narrative type poems.. This in most ways an entertaining to read.... lovess shan

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Samanyan Lakshminarayanan 11 August 2009

entertaining poem sandra...grippy through out...you maintained the suspense...10

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Alison Cassidy 11 August 2009

The incredible diversity of the stories told by the subconscious mind is revealed with a pleasant shock in this clever poem. love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Michael Harmon 11 August 2009

I enjoyed this a great deal, Sandra. A very solidly entertaining poem. Aahh, the dream at last... :)

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Ted M 11 August 2009

Oh a dream! please note, when you are searching for your Pet, which is missing, it can be really bad, cause Pets are so cute, like children when they are small. Nice and entertaining write, though it was heart-breaking in between.10+++

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