Monday, May 12, 2008

Confinement Comments

Rating: 5.0

Let's exchange some tales and jokes
And open a door of lime-green world
Liberate your welcoming eyes
I want to glimpse the entrance of heaven.
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Ashraful Musaddeq
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Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar 18 June 2009

the first paregraph is worth repeating.10

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What a lovely confinement...... i love it... great ideas.....10

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Smiley Hooker 27 May 2009

this is a very natural poem of love in a cyber age and it could happen to anyone, anytime. beautiful! 10 smiles for you, sir!

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Cindy Kreiner Sera 16 May 2009

You have created a totally different style here, your own. Its interesting to read and enoyable.

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Loyd C Taylor Sr 10 November 2008

A very interesting, delightful and different romantic poem. Good work! Loyd

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Sandra Fowler 05 October 2008

Contemporary romance, but as timeless as love itself. Fantastic imagery. Ten without question. Warmest regards, Sandra

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Pacific Hernandez 30 September 2008

A love poem nicely written.10 for this.

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Tsira Goge 29 September 2008

well...10... Tsira

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Mthokozisi Ntokozo 28 September 2008

I THINK YOUR POETIC LISNCE IS NOW PAYING OFF. YOUA ARE MORE THAN JUST A POET: BUT A FRIEND WHO IS CREATING MUSIC SOUNDBITS ONLINE. WE LOVE YOU LIKE KISSES. WE LIKE TO SAY MNCWA TO YOU. lOVELY LOVELY LOVELY; YOUARE SO LOVELY, DOES ANYONE EVER SAY THESE WORDS TO YOU.

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Gargi Saha 26 September 2008

WELL WRITTEN. u get 10++ Thanks for your nice comment on my poem My Balloon.

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Shimon Weinroth 20 September 2008

the metaphors are exquisite in your lime green world and deserve a 10 cheers Shimon

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Ester Agustin 17 September 2008

This is a cute love poem.... nicely written and very original.....

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Dare Ola 14 September 2008

Hi, I will really say that your poems are catching. Dare from Lekki lagos.Nigeria

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Bob Blackwell 11 September 2008

I agree with Onelia A's comments and also say I really enjoyed the poem, but I have a problem as I have difficulty finding my cell-phone.

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Onelia Avelar 30 August 2008

The beginning 'Let’s exchange some tales and jokes' prepares for the light ironic end 'I’m confined in your cell like sim card'. I like this strange but quite appropriate metaphor.

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Ashraful Musaddeq

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