Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Do You Not Father Me Comments

Rating: 3.4

Do you not father me, nor the erected arm
For my tall tower's sake cast in her stone?
Do you not mother me, nor, as I am,
The lovers' house, lie suffering my stain?
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Dylan Thomas
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Shaun Cronick 01 July 2019

Dylan you went far too young.Brilliant poetry!

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Da yeet man 16 August 2018

Gaaaaaaaaaayayaya it is also gay and a bit more gay by the way it is gaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyy

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nice one...agaisnt time and tide... lovely poem...10 Against time and tide You will correct And act For the generations ahead And well read Give no second thought As we have fought Against time and tide Now you have to decide

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Susan Williams 23 April 2017

I am, the tower told, felled by a timeless stroke, Who razed my wooden folly stands aghast, - - - - - - I haven't slept in days now, so maybe that is why I keep seeing The Tower of Babel in myriad places in this poem

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Joshua Adeyemi 23 April 2017

This is indeed a poem. Lovely!

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Bernard F. Asuncion 23 April 2017

Summer scene... thanks for posting....

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Edward Kofi Louis 23 April 2017

Folly! ! Thanks for sharing.

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Stunning and perpetually epic for all ages & genres....An empowering theme of Never Give Up for what your Heart and providence says is all good and righteous'''....Tho' you're gone from this poetic plane...You still fly high o'er it and around it....You Rock, indeed!

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Brian Jani 26 April 2014

Awesome I like this poem, check mine oit

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