Friday, March 28, 2008

Beach Comments

Rating: 3.1

Fine, warm sand under the skin;
breeze playing with the long hair;
seagull`s yells and distant babel;
she feels invisible - stretched
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A B Faniki 07 October 2019

Well penned and captured image. Great write keep them coming

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Afzal Shauq 29 September 2009

Fine, warm sand under the skin; breeze playing with the long hair; seagull`s yells and distant babel; she feels invisible - stretched on the overcrowded beach; innocent, bare-back Eve from the holy Bible. a great theme inter related to spritual saisfaction and symbolic way way of writing..like this type of poetry..your doing well and most of your poems are well written., .appreciate you

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Indira Renganathan 24 June 2009

A mood of trance...nice poem

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premji premji 15 May 2009

a painting made of words..........

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Janice Windle 23 March 2009

Surely a self-portrait, Onelia - you've captured the primitive feeling of joy, freedom and abandon to sensuality and the warm sun that one feels on a beach holiday... and I expect Adam was glad you were there too!

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Sebastine Humaemo 04 February 2009

Ahhh lovely write...short and sweet................10++ sebastine

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Constantinos Grigoriadis 29 January 2009

Few words. Great meaning.. NIce work!

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Akram Awadat 15 January 2009

very beatiful pice keep writing

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Tsira Goge 03 December 2008

onelia, It is very beautiful and thin poems...10.... Best wishes, Tsira

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C. P. Sharma 18 November 2008

Hail to thee blithe spirit! You sing the songs of bare being; The sun, the sea and the breeze, Like seagull, release the body's ring. CP

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David Desantis 26 September 2008

onelia- it has been forever! It's great to see your still writing excellent poetry here...i like the way you make your point in only a few lines..i can imagine a beautiful eastern european woman lying on the beach, feeling free, and loving life...haha am i right?

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Ivan Donn Carswell 07 August 2008

Sand under the skin in an atmosphere of Bibilical disonnance sets a classical scene - yet you rescue yourself with innocent(?) and timeless ingenuity! Rgds, Ivan

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Eve on the primordial beach. This author often feels estranged in crowded places. However here there's the sea element with all its appendages.

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Emancipation Planz 16 May 2008

Oh yes.. baskingly beautiful... there must be an apple placed somewhere..

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R H 13 May 2008

A wordpainting that has an emotional weight to it as the surroundings and the feelings of isolation in a crowded space are cleverly conveyed. There is a sense that the narrator is lost in a moment - alone in her own Eden perhaps unaware of everything else around her...justine.

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Original Unknown Girl 02 May 2008

I agree with David. You've not wasted a word here, love the picture it paints in the mind. HG: -) xx

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David Desantis 29 April 2008

the imagery is very intense, i picture a crowd of people, sun and laughter, and you isolated and alone. Perhaps contemplating a sin such as eve's original sin, has left you feeling like this on such a beautiful day? This is my favorite of your works so far 10/10

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Dr.subhendu Kar 19 April 2008

yet not baleful by the breeze warmth still croons by the yell innocence when rocked up in the vale of tunes.................wonderful poem, breath still stops for a moment by the gloss, unique imagery yet lucid and thought provoking, well penned, it deseves 10+, thanks for sharing

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K. V. Venkataramana 12 April 2008

I enjoyed reading this poem with its rich imagery. Thanks for sharing.

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Howard Johnson 08 April 2008

A real pleasure to read, Onelia, Thank you for sharing

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