Thursday, September 5, 2013

Artist Alone Comments

Rating: 4.8

It is not with the sadness,
Nor madness,
Of Van Gogh
That I exclude myself
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Susan Lacovara
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Dr Dillip K Swain 26 January 2022

Brilliant, absolutely brilliant. Appreciated the adorable poetic expression. Top score

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Kumarmani Mahakul 11 April 2020

This is not sadness nor madness. Nothing can hamper the mind of an artist. An artist paints the canvas but a poet paints mind of self and others creating beautiful poetry....10

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Sarah Shahzad 11 December 2019

this is wonderful, I loved reading it..! i'm write as well so please check my site 2 :)

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C F 06 June 2019

You surely have an artist's heart to paint with words of canvas that has been prepared by Van Gogh.10+ This is one poem I wish I could have written,

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Castellenas John 30 April 2019

Honest, true and powerful words. A painter see with wonderful vision. A amazing poem.

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Mahtab Bangalee 31 December 2018

its beautiful poem/ love it /// All alone loneliness light of candle makes depth the friendship phantom of sight on wall by wall mossy grey solitude sound of cricket in the heart of desert creates the craftsman of word the poet or poetess in starry night

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Aniruddha Pathak 31 August 2018

What a beautiful way to express the depth of feelings, A lovely poem indeed.

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Subhas Chandra Chakra 01 August 2018

I surrender To the paleness Of my room, unattached To another's heart.... Felt like revisiting this lovely poem of yours, dear Susan.

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Sheikh Shadi Marjan 01 August 2018

Such a nice poetry...............10+ I am a alone artist...though i am a voice artist.

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Excellent crafted poem Susan Thank you for sharing Mario Odekerken

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Sandra Feldman 28 November 2017

The lonely feeling, so well portrayed It enters the heart. The secret of good poetry, molding feelings into words. This lovely poem does that and more, it creates mood, and takes us directly ' into the paleness, of her room, unattached' Our hearts, snatched. Excellent work.!

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Simone Inez Harriman 03 July 2017

A stunning, beautifully penned poem Susan that resonates so well with me.10+

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Parray Shahid 05 January 2017

well weighted and well written.

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Seamus O Brian 20 November 2016

What a quietly powerful, well-crafted gem you have given to the world. A beautiful piece of your soul here. It made my morning. Thank you!

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Dee Corpolongo 02 June 2016

Another excellent poem written with such descriptiveness and feeling that you always do so well. My friend, my favorite, I hope all is well.

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Unnikrishnan E S 09 May 2016

I surrender to the paleness of my room Unattached to another's heart. Susan, your loneliness speaks directly with the readers heart. beautiful choice of words. Congrats. And thanks for sharing.

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Bill Cantrell 24 April 2016

Wow, I so relate to this, I am in my own poets prison also, it is like hearing an echo.

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Subhas Chandra Chakra 15 April 2016

It is not with the sadness, Nor madness, Of Van Gogh That I exclude myself On winter days, in February... Makes me question why I surrender To the paleness Of my room, unattached To another's heart.... Tis merely my own poet's prison That paints my starry starry night. Wow. Beautiful lines, dear poetess. I felt warming up to a new era. Yours is a touchy poem indeed. Would love to read more from you. Thanks dear poetess for this beautiful poem. Subhas.

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Ratnakar Mandlik 22 March 2016

It is merely my own poet's prison That pains my starry starry night. Superb expression projecting the inference of introspection of almost every one in our fraternity. Heartiest Congratulations for the poem of the Day.

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Bernard Snyder 22 March 2016

Magnificently written Susan. Great job.

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