Monday, June 1, 2009

As Clouds Now Weep Comments

Rating: 5.0

As through the winter's rain I go
And facing chilly winds that blow,
As I do wander here alone
Along the paths of cobbled stone,
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ANDREW BLAKEMORE
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Ndrr A 27 August 2021

Hi

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Andrei 11 October 2020

Can someone give me the summary

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Athena Reanna C. Aspiras 11 September 2020

Aww thats sad my sister realize that and shes answering a sa and thats just really really sad and i like your sad bio that you made: D

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Sandra Fowler 02 November 2009

Your beautiful refrain carries the elegiac mood of this poem. Even the clouds weep for the plight of this unfortunate human being.10/10. Warm regards, Sandra

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Alison Cassidy 10 July 2009

This one is easy on the ear, Andrew, replete with melancholy chorus - wonderful lyrics for a song, methinks. And the subject of the poem is tragic, too and shows how depression can so easily become a self-fulfilling prophesy and a barrier to human interaction. Again, there is a Dickensian feel to this beautifully crafted poem. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Sandra Martyres 14 June 2009

An amazing piece Andrew...you bring out the sense of loss with so much feeling - your reader experience the pathos...10/10 Regards Sandra

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Sameer Ahmed 06 June 2009

The act of missing the adored one is nicely elaborated in this poem The state of mind that overwhelms you when love is lost though but not forgotten has been interplayed very creatively with the imagery of clouds. For a person who personifies true love, the Nature always remain intact and never let him down even after all that loneliness that prevails. The melancholy is beautified nicely in the essence of the poem........10/10

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Thad Wilk 02 June 2009

Hi Andrew! ! A masterfully written poem, poignant & captivating start to finish! ! Your penning, is golden! My best regards, *10*! ! Friend Thad

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Tsira Goge 02 June 2009

What beautiful grief you offered, Andrew, this is a line that gives to nobleness to a verse...10... / Thank you./ Best wishes, Tsira

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Ann Beard 02 June 2009

You are the master of pathos Andrew an impecable write. Regards Ann

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