Flowers Of Dawn Do Not Blossom At Dusk Comments

@The Princess Thank you so much for digging out this old poem of mine and reading it. I am honored and inspired by your comment.

@Amitava Sur, Thank you so much for reading this poem of mine and leaving your kind words there. I am really touched and inspired.

@Electric Lady, Thanks for reading my poem and leaving your comment here. I too, am inspired.

@Soulful Heart, Thank you so much for reading my poem and leaving your thoughtful words! Your generous appreciation has inspired me a lot.

@Carol Fleming Klein, Thank you so much for reading my poem and leaving your thoughtful comment there. I agree to all that you have said and greatly appreciate your taking time to share your thoughts with me.

@Erika Wingo Thank you very much for reading my above mentioned poem and appreciating it. I am truly inspired.

@Katerina Richmond, Thanks for reading my poem and appreciating it. I am truly inspired.

@Ellen Mckinnon Thank you very much for appreciating my poem with very kind and generous words. I am greatly inspired. I liked your expression 'caged creativity'. Very well said!

@Valsa George Thanks for your generous comments on me and my poem, that you left almost a year ago. My apologies for the belated acknowledgement. I have been greatly inspired by your words.

@Geetima Baruah Sarma Thanks for reading my poem and appreciating it. I am inspired by your comment.

@Sandra Feldman My heartfelt apologies for being so late, almost by a year, to acknowledge the kind and appreciative words you left on my poem. I feel so high to know that you consider me as 'one of the Chosen'. Thank you so much! I am truly inspired by your comment.

@Susan Lacovara My heartfelt apologies for being so late, almost by a year, to acknowledge the kind words you left on my poem. I appreciate the time you took to read my poem, to be so kind as to share your thoughts having read it, and the beautiful words with which you have described poetry. I am inspired, I am grateful.

I'm touche with the flow of emotion Khairul, as you depicted in your poem here. I like your poems and wish you blossom with an evening flower.

so well expressed...but though late you need regret as your quill is better tainted and smooth after your life experiences which might not have been so in your youth................ur poetry is what it should be...blooming flowers...though in autumn they have ripened and sweet through spring

I love flowers, so your rmetaphor invited my attention. I especially appreciate and relate to the thought expressed in the first stanza, flowers of dawn. Yet, I believe and have believed for years, that the experiences and the scars of years bring into our lives the wisdom and the increased depth to our expression and make it worth hearing. I believe there is special insight and flowering at any age. And I would not say that the flower of one time is superior to another time.

@ Neela Nath, Thanks for the kind appreciation.

@ Geetha Jayakumar, Thank you so much for your inspiring words.

An absolute gem of a poem, I loved it!

This is awesome! Forgive me for praising, but it is a relatable peice.

I like this heartfelt and original poem. Question: is it ever too late to blossom into a poet? Late-sown seeds grow twice as fast to catch up the rest, and often flower more brightly!