Wednesday, May 25, 2005

Babel Comments

Rating: 3.0

At the edge of Fallbrook Forest
so distant from the city, inhabited
by Haves and Have-Nots,
I dwell, a cabin without shutters
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Herbert Nehrlich
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Mahnaz Zardoust-Ahari 28 September 2005

Scary truth....but beautiful in its description.

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Linda Preston 01 June 2005

I agree with Allan & John, another ten, methinks.

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Allan James Saywell 26 May 2005

THIS POEM HAS A WONDERFUL FLOW HERBERT, AS DOES MOST OF YOUR POETRYAND THE THEME IS REAL AND SOMEWHAT SCARY IN IT'S TRUTH wARM REGARDS AJS

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John William Hall 25 May 2005

This is fantastic in its imagery, I could swear that I know the landscape. The end of the world and some privileged people survive. Is it because they lived properly before things started getting dicey? Wonderful poem. JW

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Mary Nagy 25 May 2005

Very moving poem! You've certainly captured the 'end of the world' feeling in this one. To be the lucky ones to survive such a thing would be miraculous. I loved the vivid pictures of your land here. Nice one. Sincerely, Mary

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