Monday, October 7, 2013

Detangling One Season From Another Comments

Rating: 4.5

While pulling weeds from a leftover summer's garden
and pelted by enemies, Autumn' s acorns
I am dusted by the dirt I've disturbed
Detangling one season, from another
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Susan Lacovara
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Anthony Burkett 02 February 2014

A fine and lovely vision of a season's faded glory... and now to winter's rest... and dreams...

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Khairul Ahsan 14 October 2013

I liked the title of the poem, specially the word 'Detangling'. 'I know it's only time that keeps me from their hiatus beauty, And time, I have, to wait and watch' You understand nature so well! 'Others flock, like pilgrims, to the ocean's edge But I know the trails and paths in the woven woods, as my own... and pay a poor man's homage for their lending me a lovely castle In which I find my forest fotress...' These lines echo my feelings. I prefer woods to oceans. About your note: Yes, you are 'never alone in the arms of Mother Nature...' and as you hoped, ' If I could share it with you, somehow, through these words...that you too, might take a moment, to enjoy.....', I am delighted to say that yes, I did enjoy, and 'loved the beautiful calm' it portrays, as if I was strolling beside you 'in the woven woods'. A beautiful poem flowing out from a sensitive and nature friendly heart.

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Sekharan Pookkat 07 October 2013

Cloudless mind welcomes seasons change And its hiatus beauty with wonder and appreciation

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Susan Lacovara

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