Tuesday, December 13, 2005

A Star Is Born Comments

Rating: 4.8

The leading man walked onto the stage,
the house lights dimmed, a hush descended,
the play was about to begin.
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Ernestine Northover
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Andrew Blakemore 02 March 2008

What a lovely story, thank you for sharing. Andrew x

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Duncan Wyllie 15 January 2006

Dear Ernestine Well, at last I've found you.I knew that our passion for such matters as life was simular. After reading your poem on A Star Is Born I can see that I have alot to learn from you. You have a depth of feeling that transends the ordinary into the moving. Brilliant! Something to aspire to.Thankyou

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Jim Valero 22 December 2005

Good, well-written story. The poetic power here comes from the economy of language and the well-drawn plot-line. As the poem suggests, it takes self-assurance & courage to step in & take action for a 'star' to be born. We all have the power to be stars, if not in the public eye, to be so in our pesonal lives. The qualities we exhibit in our everyday actions are the ones that make us stars. Very good write, Ernestine, thanks for sharing it with us.

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David Mitchell 20 December 2005

Excellent. (That is all I wanted to say but the computer shouted at me: 'Please enter at least 20 characters in the 'YOUR COMMENT' field'. But what further comment is necessary?)

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Linda Hepner 15 December 2005

We are rarely at the birth of a star or a falling comet, and your poem describes the moment delightfully. Also there's a biblical resonance in the little voice from somewhere. Where is that child now?

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Theorem Thetruthserum 13 December 2005

cool poem my friend and thanks for all the comments.

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