Saturday, February 19, 2005

A Starlit Night Comments

Rating: 4.7

If I were a Starlit Night
I would paint the sky
In darkest light
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Louise Bizzari
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Absolutely beautiful portrayal of the moods of the Universe reflected in the night sky..a favorite poem..thank you!

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M Asim Nehal 11 January 2017

Words are flowing like river and imageries created by the silksmith's touch, a wonderful poem, Indeed.100+++

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Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi 07 February 2014

'If I were a Starlit Night I would paint the sky In darkest light' Fantastic..

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Liliana ~el 07 February 2014

Very descriptive and mystical

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Noemi Torres 07 February 2014

you made me feel how it was to listen to the earth the way i once used to in a horrible period in my life but it gifted me the key to the mind sets of others

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Francie Lynch 07 February 2014

Wordsmith. We should all be so afflicted.

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Prasanna Kumari 07 February 2014

the poem appearing in gold and silver make the starlit sky more beautiful filling our heart with awe....

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Soulful Heart 07 February 2014

Such a nice way to weave words as if decrating the entire universe in a hue of vibrant yet shaded thoughts

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Marvin Brato 07 February 2013

Great sentiments, well penned!

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Mark Dillon 07 February 2013

A lovely flowing poem, enjoyed it, tyfs

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Leslie Philibert 07 February 2013

Good poem, dropp is a typo, so correct that

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Pranab K Chakraborty 07 February 2013

Fantastic passion of being, overwhelming the readers idea. Imagination gets a new dimension toexpand its wings. Thanks a lot............................pranab k c.....................................10+

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Pranab K Chakraborty 07 February 2013

Fantastic passion of being, overwhelming the readers idea. Imagination gets a new dimension toexpand its wings. Thanks a lot............................pranab k c.....................................10+

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Hardik Vaidya 07 February 2013

The stars shine softly on the canvass of your being, silken in flow, gurgling she flows, like the stream of purity, through the intergalactic spaces of positions, emotions, beliefs baggage. Nothing else remains but the shine of the stars and the gurgle of your poem. What a master stroke.

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Mark Williams 08 February 2012

Dear Louise, Forgot to mention that I recite poetry on the streets of London to make a living; with your kind permission, I'd like to add 'A Starlit Night' to my repertoire (with full credit being given to yourself, of course) - please let me know if this is ok with you? :) Best regards, Mark (London)

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Abhay Vignesh L 08 February 2012

Wow....wonderful lyrics....Keep up the high scale of measure...

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Magenta Hart 07 February 2012

lovely i am udderly awestruck....

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Mark Williams 07 February 2012

This is really lovely - poetry the old-fashioned way :) My compliments, Mark (London)

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Nancy M. Godfrey 07 February 2012

Such a beautiful poem! ! I look forward to reading more of your work. Kudos!

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Ivy Christou 11 April 2005

This poem is fantastic, it is has such beautiful verses that captured me from the very first part. well done! HBH

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