Saturday, November 28, 2009

A Taste Of Earth Comments

Rating: 5.0

Death’s hand rips the numbers we so viciously cling
We stare at the dirt wishing we could sing

All shall some day sing of the sky
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Wandering Scarlet
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Michelle Kafka 12 January 2010

Good rhythm and rhyme in this poem. Thanks for sharing.

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Justin Unanue 11 January 2010

Unlike others, I believe it had multiple different meanings and sub-plots, but obviously it was carried by its great rhyming, inside outside, outside going in, and in going out, that just made the poem go. Also the poem itself was just weird, but in a good way, for example the lines, What is time and why? It just seems like this is a person who is losing his faith, in humanity, religion, and any point whatsoever to existence.

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Vijay Menon 29 November 2009

its really amazing to read such a good poem, fine i liked it

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Patrick A. Martin 28 November 2009

I really liked this. It did not need to be any deeper the idea that it carries a simple message to anyone who is awake is what is impotant about it. The problem is WHO IS AWAKE? -10

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Menime Soul..'d' Ugliloner 28 November 2009

Like it..but it could have had some more depth. It's very different and so wonderfully written though. Keep it up.

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Fred Babbin 28 November 2009

Well, it rhymes, but I need 20 letters.

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Maylee Bossy 28 November 2009

I think it speaks truth, and I respect the honesty of it.

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a a 28 November 2009

Taste of earth indeed ^.^ i like it.

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Katie E 28 November 2009

I like this poem, I think it's good.

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i like it it is unique

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Nice. It has kind of a psychedelic feel to it, but solemnly so. I like it.

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