Sunday, August 6, 2006

A Pointless Death Comments

Rating: 5.0

We walked along the Fife Coastal Path
from Inverkeithing to St David’s Harbour.
It was cloudy, warm,
almost sultry.
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Terry Hartery
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Anna Russell 08 August 2006

That was a great snapshot, which posed some interesting questions. As a Scot, I know what a beautiful view you must have had so the horror that followed packed even more of a punch. Hope to read more from you soon. Hugs Anna xxx

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Ernestine Northover 07 August 2006

The dog sounds like a 'Springer' spaniel, who are dogs that retrieve the game birds when shot down. This would account for it going for the birds. I agree all dogs should be controlled but this was obviously so sudden that no one was to blame really. An accident. I have two cocker spaniels, they just put up the birds and don't retrieve. Nature is more powerful than anything, in so many ways, and animal instincts will always be there. A very well described piece of poetry and even though it was of a sad content, it was very well produced and constructed. Well done indeed, a great read. Love Ernestine XXX

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A. B. 07 August 2006

Terry, this is a cool poem. You told the story well too. I hope we'll be reading more of your poems soon. Peace.

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Emma Johnson 07 August 2006

Narrative skills combined with an easy flow of words with a deep question to ponder. Susie.

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Julia Klimenova 06 August 2006

I like your honesty when you say you had no position on what had occurred. Death always catches us unawares. A thought-provoking piece. I look forward to reading more of your poems. Warmly, Julia

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Sydney Daniels 06 August 2006

The slightest event can turn into the largest emotion and challenging conundrum to solve. This is a great write.

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Peter A. Crowther 06 August 2006

Welcome ro PH! Great first poem. I could feel your sense of shock and horror; the poem conveys it well. Keep 'em coming. Pete

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