Saturday, November 30, 2013

A Quick Stop At My Grave! Comments

Rating: 5.0

in my eternal search
white face and deep eyes
but with inspirations ~ highs ~
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Poetheart Morgan
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Chris G. Vaillancourt 08 May 2014

I like it! A whole world of imagery filled with multi-dimensional thoughts.

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Anthony Burkett 30 January 2014

Is it a muse? One strong enough to awaken your soul and bring you forth from the grave of the lost for words. Your pen is beautiful in its soul cry of remorse and pain.

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Shahzia Batool 13 January 2014

this poem looks as a product of a specific phase or mood...but very expressive..!

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Kanav Justa 14 December 2013

an interesting write., , liked it

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Musfiq Us Shaleheen 10 December 2013

it feels me as if the poet moves through death.... after death and returns to earth again. unique writing style... liked it very much...

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Guy Dimitri Jagodinski 09 December 2013

Wonderful poem. Really enjoyed reading this. I like the action in the verses.

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Suman Kumar Das 07 December 2013

Yes, i am a deadly soul! ha, ha, ha no one expected for that einh? ............. makes me spell-bound...................loved it

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Robert Green 02 December 2013

Thanks.....................................................................................

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Poetheart Morgan 30 November 2013

I sent to you a message so now allow me to laugh a lot! ! ! ! KAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKA And thank Poet yours comments are always welcome! ! ! Laughing again! ! ! !

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Bri Edwards 30 November 2013

Hey, i am crumbling here! , , , , i loved this line (twice) ? ? ? ? ? ? what guts? ....this made me laugh, but i did NOT 'laugh MY guts out'; i think i heard some expression like that [laugh....guts out] when i was a kid. in grounded ...... how about grounded or in (the) ground? just some thoughts. :) i've never met a perverse skeleton i didn't like! i gave up trying to find a (free and easy-to-find) translation of einh. german. i heard a lot of germans went to brazil after or during ww2. i really like this story of a frustrated (and maybe-insomniac) dead poet. i think i saw a movie once/not twice entitled Dead Poets Society. shall i send an application to you? thanks Poetheart in earth again [your name REALLY fits here] for sharing. bri :)

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