Thursday, January 1, 2004

Crossing The Bar Comments

Rating: 3.2

Sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for me!
And may there be no moaning of the bar,
When I put out to sea,
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Alfred Lord Tennyson
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Jodi Lassell 23 September 2022

i love this poem. It reminds of a young little boy pretending to be a strong mighty sailor.

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My brother-in-law posted this poem with my late husband's photo.My husband served in the Coast Guard for 26 years.He passed away last month after a 16 month battle with brain cancer..In my opinion this poem is one of the best poems ever written about dying and death..

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Aseye Emmanuel 15 December 2019

The poem Crossing the bar is so fantastic

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Malcolm Dale 23 August 2019

UGH horrible reading by robot. Can't you find a human to do it.

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Savita Tyagi 12 October 2018

Beautiful poem. Goes to my poem list.

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Charlie 26 September 2018

I really like this poem! ! ! ! I also am using it for my litercy day! ! ! ! ! ! ! yahhhhhh!

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Dan porter 14 August 2018

Trying to understand Bourne of time and place,

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Chukwuebuka Odo 03 June 2018

the theme of dead in the poem a realism of life

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SYLVA-ONYEMA UBA 13 April 2018

Sunset and evening star Excellent use of rhythmic effect.

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Subhas Chandra Chakra 08 February 2018

A great poem crafted so nicely.filling calm delight in the heart.

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Marian 19 December 2017

No one speaks to the bitter-sweetness of life and death like Tennyson. Just brilliant!

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Biswajit Banerjee 09 December 2017

Before the last sleep Lord will be with me.

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Christopher Tye 20 October 2017

One of Tennyson's finest poems and one the greatest poems about ageing and mortality ever written. So much wisdom and so many feelings conveyed by someone facing their death.

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Dr Dillip K Swain 05 October 2017

Great piece for all time to be adored

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Kevin Rice 28 June 2017

A beautiful poem full of hope. Many of Tennyson's poems are long but this short poem says so much in so few words.

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Spock The Vegan 17 April 2017

One of my long time favorites.

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Sylvaonyema Uba 08 February 2017

Good work. Well written. Sylva.

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The poem portrays the returning of man back to his creator (GOD) . It bid the lovers not to mourn nor sad for his departure. Death is inevitable.

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Chinonso Iroegbu 13 April 2016

I hope to see my Pilot face to face. With faith he believes to see his Maker. Beautiful work, I love it

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Jimmie Arrington 04 December 2015

This is such a great poem. I love Tennyson

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