Tuesday, December 22, 2015

Face Down In The Sand Comments

Rating: 5.0

Immigrant father from the land of terror
What have you learnt now that your son is dead
Conscripted youth fleeing back to the land of terror
What awaits you my child, my boy, my dead young man?
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Geoffrey Fafard
COMMENTS
John Ahern 16 July 2018

Hi Geoffrey, as you can tell by my lateness of commenting on your poem written in 2015, I am slowly, ever so slowly working my way through the site. A wonderful poem about the terrors and their actions that walk this troubled World.

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Geoffrey Fafard 18 July 2018

Thank you indeed John. I am amazed at your on going commitment to all things poetic. Cheers Geoffrey.

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Robert Murray Smith 15 June 2018

Congratulations on your posting in this category. Great write.++10

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Geoffrey Fafard 16 June 2018

Robert.You do me an honour. Thank you indeed.Geoffrey.

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Rajnish Manga 15 June 2018

The poem works like a mirror to those involved in the mindless acts of terrorism and its futility on the global stage. Following words can jolt their foundations: .......there is no martyrdom Just a place in the sand for your face to fall?

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Geoffrey Fafard 16 June 2018

fantastic comments Rajnish. Thank you so much. Geoffrey.

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Kelly Kurt 15 June 2018

The walk a mile in their shoes thought is a good one. Few can even imagine. Keep advancing peace.

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

Thank you Kelly for your comments and thoughts. Cheers Geoffrey.

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Geetha Jayakumar 15 June 2018

A beautiful poem on terrorism and its painful effect on lives. Thanks for sharing. Congrats for being chosen.

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

Geetha. it is so good that you take the time to comment. This means a great deal to me. Thank you.Geoffrey.

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Dr Antony Theodore 15 June 2018

What awaits you my child, my boy, my dead young man? The desert sand and a bomb in your arms..... such a great sorrowful depiction of the reality now..... it is so moving, . what we have poets done against terror, sufferings . how do we contribute to the world peace..... through writing? thank u for this great poem. tony

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

Dr Tony. Thank you for all your wonderful support for my writing. Bless you, Geoffrey.

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Edward Kofi Louis 15 June 2018

I will ask the brave! Able find the truth! ! With the ways of mankind on earth. Thanks for sharing.

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

My absolute pleasure Edward. thanks for reading. Geoffrey.

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Lungelo S Mbuyazi 15 June 2018

Thanks for sharing with us such a heart touching poem...and congratulations for being chosen as the poem of the day

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

Lungelo. I am very happy to share this write and that you have enjoyed reading it. Cheers, Geoffrey.

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Tom Allport 15 June 2018

a powerful write that just might make some STOP and think? ...…………….well written Geoffrey

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

Tom, I hope you are right...! Thank you for your kind words.Geoffrey.

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Bharati Nayak 15 June 2018

A heart touching write about terrorism that has spread its tentacles in the name of race or religion as thousands of innocent lives are lost by the hands of terrorists. Let me quote my favorite lines from the poem- - It is a fine line that separates you both Lying side by side face down in the sand I will ask the innocent I will ask the brave I will ask the beautiful what side of that Fine line will they choose to lie down on

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

Bharat in this day and age your comments are pertinent.Thank you indeed. Geoffrey.

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Alam Sayed 15 June 2018

It's a very touching poem. A poignant poem on human suffering.

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

Alam i am thrilled that you read and enjoyed this poem. Thank you.Geoffrey.

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Bernard F. Asuncion 15 June 2018

Geoffrey, such a great poem of the day.... congrats for being chosen...10++++

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

Bernard. Your opinion is eagerly received. Thank you. Geoffrey.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 15 June 2018

A beautifully executed poem has been touchingly shared.. Thanks and congratulations for being selected this poem as the poem of the day.

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

Many thanks Kumarmani for reading and commenting on this poem. Best wishes, Geoffrey.

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Lodigiana Poetess 15 June 2018

A well constructed and poignant piece of work. A clear example of the madness of war both for the terrorist and the fallen..a worthy choice for selection! 10+++ Lodigiana

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Geoffrey Fafard 15 June 2018

Wonderful comments, very much appreciated. Cheers Geoffrey.

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