Friday, December 5, 2008

A Quiet Disguise. Comments

Rating: 5.0

Face turning pale, her breath failed with a start.
Being half-loved had dissembled her heart.

Quietly subdued, yet inwardly weeping
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Fay Slimm
COMMENTS
Chuck Audette 18 January 2009

a quiet, contemplative piece. Human nature is a mystery, sometimes even when it's our own.. -chuck

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Ron Flowers 19 December 2008

Excellent write, Fay. A 10 from me. Best wishes Ron

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VERY NICE! ! I love the wording you put into this.. So many thoughts you're ending leaves people thinking what may come next.. Great work KRISTA

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Bob Blackwell 16 December 2008

Fay, you wrote this with so much understanding, this really is superb. Bob

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Sathyanarayana M V S 15 December 2008

Masterly! From beginning to the end same tight tempo......wonderful poetry.

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Sid John Gardner. 14 December 2008

Although I understand and appreciate the quality of your words this piece is so close to myo wn plight that it hits home twice as hard.T hanks for articulating my present mindset or whats left of it.... Sid. xxx

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Sarah Sisson 13 December 2008

I really enjoyed this one! Thank you soooo much

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Robert Howard 12 December 2008

A remarkably honest piece that faces pain head on. The strength and logic of the writing, which deftly avoids wallowing in pity, carries prescriptions for renewal and rebuilding.

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James Roberts 12 December 2008

A BRILLIANT OPENING TWO LINES.THE THREADS OF LOVE CAN MAKE A REAL GOSSAMER OF MISERY WHICH, WHEN READING YOUR POEM i COULD ALMOST TOUCH AND TASTE JIM

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Martin Swords 10 December 2008

Fay......... This poem is heartwringing.. .................................this scheming to please the unpleasable leaches her... suggests a lifetime of bullying pressure. If you know this woman put your arms around her and tell her she deserved better, that now she can look at a sunrise and enjoy it, unafraid. Martin

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Kris Smith 08 December 2008

Not meant as a pun, but I see an EVERGREEN piece of writing here it is beautiful in its context and content, so well done and may your memories be as ageless as you 10++++ CHRIS X

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Sandra Fowler 07 December 2008

When the dream shatters, one must look through the broken window and find another reason for living on. Very touching. This one came from the depths of a caring soul. Love, Sandra

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Tsira Goge 07 December 2008

She hardly now measures a truth from a lie... ............................................................ Fay, It is remarkably written..... Sometimes we do not wish to see a difference....10..... warmest regards, Tsira

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Tom Balch 05 December 2008

A deep sad and meaningful piece, well penned Fay 10/10 Tom

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Fay Slimm

Fay Slimm

in Cornwall U.K.
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