Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Change Is Coming On A Chill Wind Comments

Rating: 5.0

When a shift happens
sometimes its barely perceptible
but something in you knows
things are coming to a crossroads,
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Norah Tunney
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Simone Inez Harriman 04 September 2017

Another beautiful write Norah. Our lives often mirror the seasons with the sheer impermanence of everything. Some people are with us for only a short walk as both choices and changes dictate whereas others seem to be a little more of a permanent fixture during our lifetimes. Sometimes the winds of change are fundamentally felt in our bones..... other times it can be a complete bewildering surprise. I guess it would be easier or kinder to ourselves to expect change as a true certainty in this world if we are to evolve towards our true potential.

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Nosheen Irfan 24 August 2017

A big 10. A wonderful write. Life is full of question marks. The prospect of losing someone is indeed an autumnal experience n cuts through you like a chilly wind.

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Edmund Strolis 23 August 2017

The impermanence. What depth chart is that measured on? Barely perceptible only because you are more in tune than others. Those barely perceptible things may go undetected at all by most. Some people are truly surprised. Crisp nights, the weight of the evening, as raw and real as that bite of a cold apple under an autumn canopy. The question mark sprawled looms above all.

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Susan Williams 23 August 2017

I would copy my favorite lines from this poem and paste the here- - - - - -but then I would be pasting the entire poem here. This is just about as perfect as a poem can be written here on earth. Every single line resonated. There is an eerie quality of premonition shadowing each word, each line, each beat of this poem's heart. This is such an awesome work- starting with the alliteration and the ghostliness of the title. Norah, this should be poem of the day- -it's certainly beyond worthy of the honor. 10+++++++++++++ and a spot on my favorite list

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