Thursday, April 19, 2012

Crimson River Comments

Rating: 3.9

A crimson river, labyrinthine flows
Down streams traversing sinister terrains
And onwards drifts along the path of life
Through myriad courses, rivulets, and veins
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Valerie Dohren
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Fuzzy James 22 March 2013

Wow, wish i could write poems like this. Amazing!

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Chris Blazo 14 August 2012

I thought it was more literal, but then I thought nah. Then I read your footnote. A good poem on a meandering path. Liked it!

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Patti Masterman 29 May 2012

Ha, I really enjoyed this. Never guessed it was about the circulatory system! I'm curious about that 'ring of love' now.. ;)

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Vincent Kuo 22 May 2012

The river out of Eden

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Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi 24 April 2012

Generally nice poem..Is it crimson river or a tunnel, because our circulatory system is closed to maintain pressure, particularly, the line, the crimson river weaving through our mind. , if mind means brain..When I imagine, it looks like crimson water falls around the brain... But I enjoyed reading this poem, except for this small avoidable thing..Well done Valerie Dohren

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Juan Olivarez 22 April 2012

Great poem, reminds me of a movie I saw many years ago called Fantastic Journey. Great write.

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Danny Draper 21 April 2012

The imagination and it's macinations knows no boundaries to beauty and creativity.

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Dave Walker 20 April 2012

Wow, really like it, this is fantastic poem, really great.

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Sharad Juneja 20 April 2012

What a write..another beautiful creation

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G.R. Gaus 19 April 2012

Blood flows metaphorically in the Crimson River of your creative mind, another beauty........

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Heather Wilson 19 April 2012

Crimson River a beautiful poem, You are still in top gear Val, brilliant imagination.

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Eric Cockrell 19 April 2012

this poem a gift, wrapped beautifully!

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Vassilis Comporozos 19 April 2012

Congratulations! A sweet poem, artistically elaborate with a topic carefully interwoven with its traditional metre. It seems that there are still poets apt for traditional genres. Would you like to read my writings?

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