A Solitary Poet Comments

Your poetry has touched a soul on the other side of the globe.

Niece piece, being a lover of poetry I too feel the urge within to express varied sentiments thru poetic verses. Write more my friend. take my 9

This left me kind of breathless and speechless. A fine verse starkly yet serenely conveying that image of solitude so many (and perhaps especially poets?) know so well. t x

An enjoyable piece; loved the phrase 'translucent verse'. Nice job!

Loved the images in this poem. Good one. Sincerely, Connie Webb

Agree with all the comments, Uriah, It's quite lovely...

This is one of the nicest poems I have read, a really wonderful piece of fine scupture Beautiful Love duncan X

I adore this Uriah...man, you are seriously writing some fine poetry these days...Is this a piece from the dream journal? I think it is.... Always, Amberlee

I loved this Uriah.. It had depth and gave us a glimpse of that lonely poet that can get inspired from the beauty of a flower when everything else seems to be emotionless. HBH

Yes, good images. The flower in the pot, of course, will die unless it is watered, but it needs the solitude to grow. Damn, I love paradox! Good poem, Uriah! Best, Hugh

As always, you manage to bring beauty to the most lonely of places. Beautiful Uriah. Sincerely, mary

I can see both points of view of these solitary poets Uriah! We have to be solitary to write, but we all need encouraging words to continue. I enjoyed your poem very much. 10 from Solitary Poet Tai

This is nice, Uriah, but sounds lonely. 'speechless in her small pot' made me smile. Skye

Um, yes, well, um...I think I should give up my pen. Another masterpiece here, and it's making me very jealous, Uriah, sweet one.

Yeah... who wants to be connected with sterile reality anyway? ... I like your verse, Uriah. dan

Even on steel and concrete building rooves you can see grass growing.Signs of life in the most unusual places.A wonderfully thought provoking poem.Love Duncan

Excellent! the modern concrete world, it's very rare to find a fragrant flower, all mixed up with poisonous artificial fertilizer.

Wonderful imagery from the pen of a true poet. Kindest regards, Sandra