Thursday, January 14, 2010

Crying Cactus Comments

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Vijay Sai R
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Sylvia Frances Chan 08 December 2018

Lovely Title: Smart Alliteration. Even a rude looking one, is not always rude in the inside. A thought provoking poem, well worded and in brevity. I looked at the title and I clicked to read the poem, but what do I see? I had responded last year, WOW! Exactly in the same month December! A brilliant poem though a brevity. A 10 full vote.

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Sylvia Frances Chan 17 December 2017

It is not always true what you see from the outside. A thought provoking poem, well worded in brevity. Thank you for sharing this intriguing poem.

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Kewayne Wadley 19 June 2015

Perfection captured in a few lines! Very touching as most wouldn't care to think, rather than the appearence of things

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Leloudia Migdali 31 August 2014

Sheer truth in a few lines! I loved it!

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Sarojini Pattayat 01 May 2013

Nice touching poem.Expression of emotion in few word really attracts.Best wishes.

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Yours Forever X 12 January 2013

aww this is sweet but also so right and it clearly shows how most people nowadays just look on the outside for beauty.

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Sandy Player 26 December 2012

The poor cactus, filled with water on the inside yet avoided for it's spikes. The poem seems to hint that the spikes were put in by someone else and that it isn't it's fault. Nice little poem. We'll forget the fact the water packing the inside of a cactus is poisonus too :)

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Mohamed Alpha Ba 01 August 2012

nice and perfect its is really good

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Res John Burman 31 July 2012

Ha Ha I love that one Vijay, and so very true. Regards ~ Res

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Onon Sarker 16 April 2012

nice yaar. really nice...

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Adeline Foster 15 April 2012

I don't often agree with those who wish to rewrite others' work, but sometimes I do. Some poems are not worth a rewrite. this one is. I agree with Elysabeth below. The Nobody deserves a rethink. Read mine - O Dearest Love - Adeline

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Urshula Davis 25 March 2012

This is beautiful..the title really does a lot for it!

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Jose Guevara 21 March 2012

I see what you've done there. Going for utter simplicity. Well done. I read a couple more of your poems, and see that you are also a sensitive soul in this harsh world of ours. I wonder what can come of this. Thanks for the invite.

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Bella Hernandez 19 March 2012

Splendid metaphors... and glorious images! hard and prickly protection but inside like everything else a soft heart ~Bella

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Grace Pantaleo 17 March 2012

beautiful! though sounds sad, but good for it, for it's tender heart it survives in the desert.

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Grace Pantaleo 17 March 2012

well well that one sounds sad, the cactus good for it, it has a tender heart that is why it to survives in the desert.

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Elysabeth Faslund 17 March 2012

Well, I DID leave a comment! What is going on now? I am too full of thorns. Who dares think a tender heart inside? You have a marvelous poem there. Hope this helps you take out some of the wordiness. I hope this helps.

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Elysabeth Faslund 17 March 2012

Meter is 6-6-9...this is haiku/senryu. I am full of thorns. Who dares think a tender heart inside.[[[period]]]]]does this help you tighten this wonderful poem? ? ? Just a thought! ! !

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Sonali Sings 12 November 2011

Well said. I wish the cactus said something more, its qualities abound, you see...

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Unfortunately Vijay, world goes by superficial look not what z internal, well said! ! !

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Vijay Sai R

Vijay Sai R

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