Philip Housiaux

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Friday, January 4, 2008

A Supermarket Christmas Allegory Comments

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Abandoned prams, empty identical wired
with white typed feeding bibs about
and missing their coin deposits, chains dangling, unhired.
Staggering down the street they come, accepted
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Ivor Hogg 25 April 2008

A deep and intruiging piece of complex allegorical prose You depth of vocabulary amply demonstrated by you word usag to conjure up such imagery. Though I am afraid it s little above the average readers comprehension.Readers tend to grow bored with longer poems which must be read and reread to grasp thier meaning ivorAka poetic piers

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Patricia Gale 19 April 2008

A very interesting piece.... full of insight

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Emancipation Planz 14 March 2008

Wonderful.... and not long till another 'distant' choice is upon you... check-out land here we come!

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Andrew Blakemore 30 January 2008

Working as I do for a supermarket, I know just what you mean! Great poem Philip, very well written. Andrew

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Francis Duggan 05 January 2008

heaps of thought to ponder on in this one Phillip lots of effort put into this very good work

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