Thursday, April 5, 2007

About Eric Comments

Rating: 5.0

There is a similarity about them.
Eric, and my father.
Quiet men, who went about their lives
doing well for others.
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jerry hughes
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Simone Inez Harriman 05 November 2015

Beautifully, sadly penned. Thank you for sharing this exceptional poem Jerry.

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Mandi June 09 April 2013

A perfect way to remember a dear friend and companion. Eloquent and proudly written. Well done, Mr. Hughes.

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Patrick A. Martin 06 November 2009

Here's to two good men and another good man that remembers them.

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Jacqui Thewless 03 September 2009

Well done. 'And death shall have no dominion..' Well done, indeed.

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Emancipation Planz 22 May 2008

About..... yes.. irony here yet these are such encouraging spirited words 'rage, rage.....' and with it may apprehension dissipate.. I await your next write... meanwhile.. may you swallow and medicate on Peace filled calmness as your journey continues this week, aroha

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Fred Babbin 18 May 2008

Very nice eulogy. It does touch.

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Subbaraman N V 16 November 2007

A fine tribute to a beloved father! We feel his absence! But none can help! God's ways are mysterious!

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David Harris 15 October 2007

Jerry I will repeat what Robert Howard has said before me. This a great tribute that honours both your father and Eric at the same time. Wonderful write my friend and thanks for sharing it. David

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Elle Thomas 14 October 2007

it sort of paints a picture. tell me it must have been nice to have someone to remind you of another who was gone. how did you feel when you wrote this? remembering and feeling they are treasures to be locked deep down for safe keeping and taken out to air especially when one loses thier sunshine.

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Robert Howard 18 August 2007

A great tribute that honors your father and friend at the same time. The language and form are in perfect harmony and the impression is very clear and very strong.

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Oh wow, I am so impressed with your poem or rather your tribute to a very special Man! Your poem really hurts to read becuae I can relate to your pain from losing many love ones throughout my life...I am so sorry for your pain Jerry..so sorry. You have an amazing way with words, emotions and great imagery. Your work shows much talent and I thank you for sharing your talent in this piece...10 out of 10! Take care of U =Shelley=

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Magda Graf 06 April 2007

'Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay, Rage, rage against the dying of the light.' Your moving poem brought these lines to my mind. A wonderful tribute to both your father and your friend. Love, Magda

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Duncan Wyllie 06 April 2007

What amazingly special people, leaving an obvious mark on you, but then, special people do, and in doing so, live on Gentle men, who didn't seek rewards, the doing would suffice. This hurt to read, but am so much better of for reading it, Take care my friend, love duncan X

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Alison Cassidy 06 April 2007

A masonic giant and a fine human being - I salute Eric's memory and thank you for penning this beautiful elegy. love, Allie xxxx

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Con Nie 05 April 2007

Sorry about the loss of your friend Eric. And a nice tribute to Eric and to your dad. A touching poem. Sincerely, Connie Webb

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Agnes Clark 05 April 2007

This very personal poem is quite well done, Jerry. The lines from Dylan Thomas serves it well and was just the right touch. I wish you much comfort. Agnes

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