Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Birth Of A Poem Comments

Rating: 4.7

Like on a stem,
A poem flowers,
First it's a bud,
Then the heart showers,
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Sandra Feldman
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Daniel Brick 13 November 2014

From the title through the poem this is a highy organic description of creativity, and that's the best way to view it. I sometimes feel like I'm in a suspended state while writing a poem, but on further consideration the multiple activities going on in your poem seem a more accurate picture of a poem in progress. It's exciting to read. And there is a quality of the inevitable here - if these actions play out there will be a poem the same way certain natural events inevitably produce a flower. That is a reassuring way of seeing the writing of poems.

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Lev Brekhman 13 November 2014

Zdravstvuyte, Sandra! It's a pleasure to read and reread your great poem. And after reading the time of being can seem a flower. It may be fire, cold or hot....

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Valsa George 13 November 2014

From a tiny bud, a poem slowly opens petal by petal and finally blossoms into a full grown flower and whiffing in the breeze its sweet aroma, attracting many to look closely and enjoy! The evolution of a poem is beautifully encapsulated!

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Kim Barney 11 November 2014

Beautifully done! Great work as usual. A 10 from me.

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