! A Platonic Reminiscence Of A Great Lady Comments

Wow! This has become an Immortal Poem, I have read the history about this amazing poem, My heartiest thanks for sharing, Gog Bless you, Michael 5 Stars full for your fascinating poem

An excellent poem, love it.10 for it.

Helping us to see we can indeed love the attibutes which we are shown by beautiful people in many situations. Unforgettable piece. Love to you - you beautiful man. Thank you.

Michael, a beautiful poem about what must have been a lovely lady, who had the qualitites we all should live by. Bob

' Someone mentioned your name yesterday and I was silent...' It is Beauty feeling, fine expressions... Kindest regards, Tsira

Again... Again....Again... Your Poetry is shining a light for me! Rogerx

There's a story now to this poem: I wrote it of one lady who had died not long before, and sent it to another splendid lady who knew her well... the second lady was deeply moved by it, recalling how those in her own family had taught her these qualities...Not long after, she died suddenly herself. Her surviving family found the poem on her computer and her response to it, and asked me if her nephew could read it as a tribute at her funeral...which he did, superbly in heartfelt fashion, and to great effect.. what a wonderful life for a poem..

Michael, you lucky lad. Lisa for a tutor. How important are those special mentors of our youth and what lasting impressions they leave behind. You have described her with great love and humility. Thank you. lol, Alison

Yes, this is a lovely poem and I agree with Nibedita about the opening lines too. Thanks Gyp's

i concur with Gina's critique. somehow you pulled it off.

Just read your response to Lisa Sammarco's comment. Well, she was clearly a wonderful lady. Warmly, Gina.

And the reason that the frequently repeated words 'love', 'goodness', 'truth' and 'beauty' don't sound tedious is because they communicate a new aspect of Miss X whenever they're used. Miss X, whoever she is (your mother? Sister? Wife? Daughter?) might be dead, but she clearly lives on in your heart. Warmly, Gina.

What a beautiful mark this lady obviously made on your life. She must've been quite a special person to leave such thoughts to come to mind with just the mention of her name. How nice. Sincerely, Mary

The emotions are simply amazing... I was captivated by the first line: 'Someone mentioned your name yesterday and I was silent' Thank you. N.D.

Lisa, she was my philosophy tutor, and brought life with her.

Nice words michael touched me the poem worked well