Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Colin Ian Jeffery Comments

Rating: 4.8

I would die a poet
Pilgrim from a burnished land
Remembered for humour, compassion and love
Claimed by many as a friend.
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Colin Ian Jeffery
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Sylvia Frances Chan 03 August 2021

In childhood A voice called to me I hear it calling still.Colin Ian Jeffery! Most beautiful! 5 Stars full. God's Blessings in Abundance, Colin Ian

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A B Faniki 09 August 2019

Fun read and prophetic. A combination worth thousand picture. Thanks for sharing

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Shelly Kiran 16 June 2018

The poet made me speechless! Faith with which he welcomes death, is unmatchable.

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Luz Hanaii 01 May 2018

The voice of the Shepherd as many of us hear. Thank you for this gem.

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Rajendra Rout 14 December 2017

Lovely poem shairing.i enjoy your poem......10++++++++for it

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Vicky Iliaens 02 September 2017

This one gives a very peacefull feeling to be honest, also its simplicity is in fact the art here, short but not too short and with just that amount of emotions that we need to get, like it :)

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Little Morning Star 30 November 2008

nice work.. death is a beautiful thing if we die peacefully..

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Bev Hemopo 08 November 2008

Hello again Colin....what can I say..... In a spiritual way...God said, .... for the Bread...This Is My Body for the wine.....This is my blood..... 'I AM THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LIGHT' Amen to You...brother! .....Bev...

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Arnold Dilley 16 October 2008

very nice.Thank you for sharing

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Chitra - 06 October 2008

self realization... personified...those hidden virtuous voices I too have started hearing them what a profound write

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Italo Etkin 02 October 2008

This is fantastic, a true knowdledge of one's self. great writing abilities and tone. well done

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Aijaz Asif 28 September 2008

I write to be read and remembered those who understood my words will claim me as a friend and those who don't will say i was someone mad in either way i'll be remembered... a very beautiful message indeed... in last three lines may be you are pointing towards the lullaby cause i still hear the lullaby sung by my mom a very first poem poured into my ears...or i might be wrong...thanks for sharing your wonderful write Sir...

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Robert Quilter 25 September 2008

i tend to disagree with an earlier comment that said this piece was 'very deep'.It's a pretty straightforward and appealing 'message', and after reading Colin's bio, it puts it into some context.As someone struggerling with their own spiritualism, i was touched by the simpleness and clarity of the last three lines.Altruism is my own personal path toward a higher being(whatever he/she may be) and i have a feeling i might learn a few things, if i continue to read Colin's words.

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Anjali Sinha 19 September 2008

'My world rests upon the belief of a loving God. ' Ian, I share this with you. I see this in all your poems. Therefore, I love to read you. +10 as always regards anjali

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Joe M.-M. 17 September 2008

I really love when you write like this right here, whatever you do, don't lose this! Beautiful, nothing more.

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Nathan Kraft 11 September 2008

Beautiful. I love it. Truly.

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Maricel Martinez 25 August 2008

you are such a great poet, your piece are beautiful keep up your good work, you give inspiration to someone like me.... thanks, mm

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Ester Agustin 21 August 2008

Colin you're heaven sent! Continue writing, souls will be saved and enlightened.....

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Tess Rockenstire 19 August 2008

I like your poetry and it comes from the soul and inspirational...God bless...Tess

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David Stansfield 18 August 2008

This is a truly inspirational poem Colin. I also read your biography which is quite poetic in itself. It makes the reader want to know more about you.

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