Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Dawn Light Comments

Rating: 4.9

The moment is as delicate as flowers.
A call for trillium is a call for spring.
Dawn rises fragile as a yellow bird.
How many ways can light say beautiful?
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Sandra Fowler
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Dr Dillip K Swain 25 October 2022

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Dr Dillip K Swain 25 October 2022

Sandra, it's a brilliant poem. I liked the expression, 'vocabulary fails to express the moment' Great poetry from the wonderful poem of poetess Sandra. To my favourite!

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John Oconnell 30 May 2010

a scintillating poem that can be appreciated in doorwerth and in peking. thanks for sharing your ladyship. take care, john

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Sally Plumb Plumb 07 September 2009

Being parted from someone dear is tinged with sadness.I feel.

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~ Jon London ~ 19 July 2009

There's so much meaning deep within this piece Sandra...its so touching to read....expressed by a heart of gold....wonderful poetess 10++

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tom mc quade 10 July 2009

struck with the perfect poise every word resides in, in the telling of the poem..i admit to a bit of awe sandra.. :) tom

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Ashraful Musaddeq 30 May 2009

You have nicely crafted dawn light with you mind's eye. And nicely expressed rightly.10 from me.

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Alison Mary Dunn 30 May 2009

Sandra, You've managed to capture the essence of inexplicable feeling. In that moment when we're filled with emotion as we stare in awe at the beauty of our world, we often make the connection between what we see and the souls of others we care for. Put into words 'as delicate as flowers'.

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a wonderful poem for the dawn which i adore..speachless our poems when we try to measure that beauty which can't be measured...you said so much by admitting our failure to say when the verses apologize and bend to a beauty which can't be equalized by any verse

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John Tiong Chunghoo 23 April 2009

Dear Sandra, I like the rich facets of your feelings and warmth, they sparkle in the lines that you have written a diamond under the sunshine of love. keep on.

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Subroto Chatterjee 20 April 2009

Many ways in fact..only differing from individual experiences.... Can love be felt...? ...like water is wet....? Thanks for sahring the experience with us Sandra. And yes...Hello! Cheers. Subroto

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Subroto Chatterjee 20 April 2009

Many ways in fact..only differing from individual experiences.... Can love be felt...? ...like water is wet....? Thanks for sahring the experience with us Sandra. And yes...Hello! Cheers. Subroto

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Myrtle Thomas 19 April 2009

Sandra this poem is golden just as the sun warms the spring, lovely

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Ron Flowers 19 April 2009

Just beautiful, Sandra. You've put out the welcome mat for spring. Warm regards Ron

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Sandra Martyres 15 April 2009

From one Sandra to another....undoubtedly a marvellous piece...you have brought out the wonders of spring and the hope it brings in a unique way..10+++

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Robert Howard 14 April 2009

Your graceful warm-hearted poem was the perfect way to begin a beautiful spring day. Your elegant words draw us to the floral blooms that sing us their songs of hope.

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Diana Van Den Berg 12 April 2009

Exquisite, Sandra. I particularly love the enigmatic multiple possibilities of the last line - you could be talking to the Dawn Light, or a single person, or all your readers.

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T McH 11 April 2009

i return to you - poetic gravity forces me. :) Your fourth line will stay in my heart forever. t x

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Kesav Easwaran 10 April 2009

Dawn as Yellow bird...captivating imagery, Sandra...nice poem...thanks...10

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Cindy Kreiner Sera 10 April 2009

So True Sandra - words are inadequate but lovers of dawn and nature Know - and you put it out beautifully. Thank you

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