Thursday, December 29, 2011

A Window Of Time Comments

Rating: 4.8

Looking through a window
where time had stopped
I see my mother calling
...
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Dave Alan Walker
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Sando Hussam 11 May 2023

Right up until her death My mother would always talk of a ghost at the window that looked just like me... WOW

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Richard Antwi 22 June 2020

A bit scary at the last line on the last stanza? Good one

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Soran M. H 25 December 2019

Oh my dear how fantastic is that this piece of work? this window is a metaphor and symbol, make this poem superb, this indirect way of writing make your poem very poetic and strong, congratulation 10/10

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Richard D Remler 20 January 2019

wonderfully written, and memorable. And the title is perfect. I think a lot of folks can see themselves in your words here. A fine penning.

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Aniruddha Pathak 05 January 2019

A Window of Time, what a beautiful poem on mother no more and her memories. I feel glad I read it. I rate it high.

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Richard Ikolo 28 July 2017

What a great memory of your late mother!I see the bond of intimacy & love between your mother &you.A great poem!

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Soulful Heart 12 July 2017

a poem that looks just like the pet running after its own dangling leash...................mystery

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Dr Antony Theodore 12 May 2016

Right up until her death My mother would always talk of a ghost at the window that looked just like me. a sense of mystery......... the boy running to mum..... mum telling of a ghost...... it is very interesting to read this and think.. thank you. tony

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Susan Williams 27 April 2016

I like the mystery of this. At first I thought you were looking through the metaphoric window of memory and then you took us to Stephen King territory. Well written and well enjoyed!

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Very nostalgic my friend.

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Akhtar Jawad 03 March 2015

A wonderful write, a great poem.....................10

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Brian Stafford 14 February 2015

excellent, makes the hairs on the back of the neck stand up!

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Loyd C Taylor Sr 01 November 2014

Hello poet friend Dave. An interesting poem and great ending, I enjoyed, Loyd PS: Please check out my new book on Amazon or Barnes and Noble, Pumpkinny Tales. Thanks for your support.

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Sossi Khachadourian 26 October 2014

Excellent write my friend appreciative.thank you for sharing!

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Michelle Claus 05 August 2014

Captivating - and haunting - I like this poem... and I'm unsettled by it.

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Lyn Paul 05 August 2014

Great write with such a suited title and interesting comments. Thank You Dave

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Negar Zakavati 05 August 2014

Please do read my poem We Are

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Negar Zakavati 05 August 2014

so good so good. It was fascinating. Thanks Dave Alan Walker

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Leslie Philibert 05 August 2014

a fine write, like the way the central image turns..

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Ken E Hall 06 September 2013

A moment in time frozen in the mind with a window enveloping the memories of mother linking a powerful ending very original and moving...regards

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Dave Alan Walker

Dave Alan Walker

Pudsey, Leeds
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