Friday, January 16, 2009

A Peace Beyond Comments

Rating: 5.0

I know beyond the darkness, there's a candle flame that flickers and the darkness is a mantle on my soul.
I know beyond the darkness, there's a peace that yet evades me as the reaper waits in silence for his toll.
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Laurie hill
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Trace Skye 11 May 2018

Beautifully mysterious and heartfelt 😀

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Patti Masterman 22 September 2009

Such a beautiful, heart-sick lullaby as I've never read before. It's so classic I'd expect to open up any poetry anthology and find it there on the first pages. Truly awesome. And the opacity just adds even more to the majesty.

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Patrick A. Martin 20 September 2009

Yeah laurie I really like this a lot. Can I recite it at one of the venues I go to.-10

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T S 05 September 2009

You are a talented wordsmith Laurie... I like the mystery in this piece 10 plussssssssss Tracy

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Meggie Gultiano 20 August 2009

But if i hear the sobbing, from the shadows that pursue me and the voice that calls me softly, calls my name. Then I must turn and answer, tell the reason for my leaving, tell her gently that it's me, not her, to blame. ..................... wowwww, this is a stunning write, Laurie...oh, i think, i will be your regular reader now.. Love this piece..

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Patrick McFarland 13 August 2009

Hauntingly mysterious Laurie. Nice work.10+

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Ben Gieske 10 August 2009

It is helpful to read all the comments. They express my feelings a lot better than I can and help me see a lot more than I do at first reading.

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Ivor Hogg 07 August 2009

a vision of hope in acceptance

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Shashendra Amalshan 23 July 2009

yeah there is an mystique element here Sir! ! ! .... I like these lines.. sort of moving too... keep me interested and mesmerized through out! ! ! 10++ with love shan

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Sally Carter 05 July 2009

The others say it all. I particularly love the unusual rhythm, which feels effortless. Great stuff.

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Susan Jarvis 05 July 2009

I really like the unusual form of this poem. It has a fast-paced gothic feel about it that puts me in mind of Edgar Allen Poe's 'The Raven'. This is tempered by the closing line which is heartfelt and beautiful. An atmospheric, emotional roller-coaster of a poem, and I love it! ! S :)

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Ernestine Northover 23 June 2009

Love the layout, love the contents. A lovely meaningful poem and a delight to read. Very moving words that hit straight to the heart. Love and hugs Ernestine XXX

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Alison Cassidy 16 June 2009

There is great mastery of form in this soulful piece about love and loss and transformation. I sense there might be a long and complicated story behind your words, which intrigue and leave a soft taste. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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William Lindenmuth 09 April 2009

A certain sadness in the inevitable, but written so beautifully and stated so well, filled with heart

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Cindy Kreiner Sera 05 April 2009

This has quiet acceptance for what comes to us all, sort of a last statement of love before passing beyond without fear but thinking of the person left behind. Gentle mood leaving us to reflect. Glad to have found you....will dropp in more.- Cindy

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Susan was right.. you are good

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Susan Bagley 09 March 2009

Hauntingly beautiful.As with all of your work there is a gentleness here.A sensitivity that is rare in a man's work. It enchants me. Susan

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Ann Pattinson 06 March 2009

A hautingly beautiful poem that really touched me deeply. I loved your devoted imagery, and enjoyed it greatly.

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Diana Van Den Berg 13 February 2009

Exquisite, poignant, haunting, intriguing... leaves the reader pondering, wondering, wanting more...

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Ann Beard 07 February 2009

This is lovely, your kind comments to me have led me to your work and I really enjoyed this poem its haunting poignant flow makes me want to read more and I will.Thank you Kind regards Ann

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