Friday, July 10, 2015

A Twisted Spring In Bloom Comments

Rating: 5.0

A freshly frosted rose
Starry summer skies
Tasting a glistening snowflake
Singing acappella of love
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Val Brooklyn Rogers
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Savita Tyagi 20 April 2018

Lovely poem. Modes of spring are so varied and charming in every way.

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Prabhakar Srivastava 20 April 2018

Very beautiful poem thanks for sharing

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Lyn Paul 20 April 2018

With the change of seasons bringing sunshine it gives an energy and positivity just like a new year. Thank You

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Edward Kofi Louis 20 April 2018

Its blue shadow! ! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Anil Kumar Panda 20 April 2018

A nice poem on the changing season and when it is spring time. Congrats.

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Akhtar Jawad 20 April 2018

A beautiful poem, a well deserved selection as members' poem, congrats!

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Kumarmani Mahakul 20 April 2018

Haunting expression has been made on nature and season. Nicely speculated. Thanks and congratulations for being selected as the poem of the day.

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Lantz Pierre 20 April 2018

This is very telegraphically written with an energy that bursts in all directions. The first stanza is a complete mish-mash of images from a (winter's) glistening snowflake to starry °summer° skies. A freshly frosted rose? I don't know where you live, but by the time the roses bloom all threat of frost is long gone here. I don't mind the confusion, but that is not the theme I walk away with in the end. It's wonderment and love. Confusion and wonder are different.

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Anon 101 20 April 2018

Lantz, why don't I dress up like a crow and take you to pound town?

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A reader 20 April 2018

In stead of any intellectual discussion, some comments target a poet's work for reasons other than its literary value. The critiques, try to be real critiques.

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Val Brooklyn Rogers 20 April 2018

In chapter two, I get naked in the pond.

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Who r u? Chapter 2? I won't get naked in a pond. There's only one VAL BROOKLYN ROGERS! !

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Michael Henig 20 April 2018

A series of confusing events depicted in the worst style. Nothing memorable or worthy. This poem will be forgotten in 24 hours.

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Robert Murray Smith 20 April 2018

You have some good imagery in this poem. I'm not certain that your poem lives up to its title.

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