Several weeks ago I discovered a photograph of my mother
sitting in the sun, her face flushed as with achievement or triumph.
The sun was shining. The dogs
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congrats for being selected again this great poem as POD after one and half months
The sun moved lower in the sky, the shadows lengthened and darkened. The more dust I removed, the more these shadows grew. Summer arrived. indeed a great poem. to ny
A pleasant narration of summer and memoirs attached with it reminded by the photograph of poet's mother. A well deserved modern poem of the day.
Childhood, Memories! ! Growing up; Facing the muse of summer. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
I held the book awhile. It was Death in Venice (in translation) : I had noted the page in case, as Freud believed, nothing is an accident. ....//// an excellent poem penned; by reading this it seems I am also on the summer garden; yeah; the Freud was right, I think so that " Nothing is an accident" . Every accident has history before its happening. For any irrational incident the accident comes out on own path; great poem penned; I enjoyed
I just would say it happens very often to read a poem about the grass and trees in the country, (this is not permitted to everyone)) when you are sitting in your own garden just facing to the high moving trees. S.Freud has written a lot, but we cannot say that whe recall what he has said about reality. Here, Venice is the important point.
Dear Great Poetess, CONGRATULATIONS being chosen by Poem Hunter as The Modern Poem Of The Day. WOW! What a delicious poem of nostalgy. I will be reading this lovely poem time and again. A true space to stroll along in this so endearing poem which I so admire. Thank you so much for sharing. God's Blessings in Abundance for you and your beloved family. A True Summer Garden at its Most Beautiful.5 Stars Full Vote.
Dear Gluck, your verses touch me deeply, and I am lucky because a friend like you, pray for you.
A wondeful poem with an appropriate title. 'How hushed it is, the stage as well as the audience; it seems breathing is an intrusion' - how poetically described, truly of a Nobel laureate poet! " And it seemed to him the pale and lovely summoner out there smiled at him and beckoned..." - from where are these quoted lines taken? Heartiest congratulations on your poem’s selection as the ‘Modern Poem of the Day’!