Sunday, July 9, 2006

For One Who Mourns Comments

Rating: 5.0

Lil' firecracker, July child-to-be
Another sunny redhead, she hoped in vain
No, for you there were other dreams
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Esther Leclerc
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Edward Kofi Louis 06 January 2016

Born into this world; but, death is part of us. Nice work.

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Dee Daffodil 17 February 2007

Esther...I still light a candle at Christmas...the dawn of the Millenium for me, was wracked with grief. Thank you for this lovely poem. Hugs, Dee

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Barry Van Allen 17 February 2007

Esther, I tried to pass on this, several times! My tears just wouldn't let me do that! I just had to say that! No more need be said!

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Sandra Fowler 11 February 2007

Hopefully, those who mourn will be comforted when they read this touching poem. Exceptional work, Esther. Warmest regards, Sandra

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A little bit of hope, this brings, through tear-filled eyes, E. It is beautiful. t x

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R H 26 November 2006

Beautiful, sad, poignant, eloquently voiced and deeply soulful. This one touched my heart Est. JZ

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Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr 18 November 2006

Beautifuly sorrowed piece, Esther...Your choice & placement of language, and imagework is stunning...afine piece indeed...cannot believe i missed this one all th' way back in july, no less....Now, young lady...You've had enough time-off...Th' Sabbatical is officialy over by my decree(as if this means anything more than squat) ...i miss reading your new posts...Let's do it young lady...Rock on...i'll be watching...so help me...(which means even less than squat, but i needed to close w/ intimidation...how'd i do? well, can ya write some new poems anyway?) F.j. R.

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jack russell 09 September 2006

Beautifully lyrical, albeit sad, verse. Difficult to say more, when considering such a loss... Jack.

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You captured the complexities involved with the mourning process very eloquently...no matter what specific type of loss is being mourned. Well done! Valerie Serendipity Anderson

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Lesa K 28 July 2006

This is beautiful Esther, like a lovely song. (From one who mourns)

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Duncan Wyllie 17 July 2006

You have told this so well, I hope that the one who mourns can find piece and move on Love duncan x

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Rich Hanson 16 July 2006

A very poignant, honest, moving, well-written poem

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Alison Cassidy 16 July 2006

My Dear Esther, Thanks for offering these sensitively chosen words of consolation and compassion. This poem touches my very centre. Bless you. love, Allie XXX

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Preeti - is here! 12 July 2006

Esther, This one touched me. It's amazing how you wrote about such a tragic subject with such finesse. Preets

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Chuck Audette 11 July 2006

Esther - a surprising subject for a poem, but one which was so beautifully written, sad, hopeful and accepting all at once, connecting to our hearts, as the best poets do, without any apparent effort at all. - chuck

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Scarlett Treat 10 July 2006

This poem touched me deeply because I have a July child with red hair. I am most fortunate that my little July Firecracker is still with me, but this is very heart touching work. As UH said, the eternal connection, one that can never be broken. Well written, Essemee. Scarlett

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Patricia Gale 09 July 2006

I know this feeling and you have touched my heart deeply. Thank you Esther for the heart warming piece. God Bless. Patricia

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Uriah Hamilton 09 July 2006

Very lovely, the eternal connection.

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Anna Russell 09 July 2006

Esther, I think this is your best. Truly amazing work. It's been so wonderful watching you evolve since you came to this site. Have a 10 and a big hug from me. Hugs Anna xxx

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