Monday, November 7, 2022

Green And Brown Comments

Rating: 5.0

My mother liked to do needlework.
With skillful stitches she embroidered
bright human figures, red watermelons,
and brown trunked trees
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Paul Hartal
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D.N. Rebb 27 November 2022

What a moving and honored poem. I wonder if you hated her creativity when you were younger; and yet, now, miss it so dearly.

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Anat Tour 11 November 2022

Beautiful.

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Paul Hartal 12 November 2022

I appreciate your comment, Anat.

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Nosheen Irfan 08 November 2022

Loved reading it. It's so heart touching without any sentimentality. You convey strong emotions in an understated style. Sheer elegance!

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Paul Hartal 09 November 2022

Thank you, Nosheen Irfan, for your comment.

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Anil Kumar Panda 08 November 2022

Brilliant poetry. Great imagery. Loved it. Nice share.

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Paul Hartal 17 November 2022

Thank you for Anil Kumar Panda for the comment.

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MAHTAB BANGALEE 08 November 2022

Mother's handycraft is comparable to beautiful nature; nice to read you poetic memory

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Paul Hartal 17 November 2022

I appreciate your comment Mahtab Bangalee.

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Jayne Louise Davies 07 November 2022

What a lovely poem x My late Aunt also loved doing the same type of needlework in her younger days, it made me think of her x Thank you for sharing. Five stars*

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Paul Hartal 17 November 2022

To Jayne Louise Davies: Thank you for your appreciative comment.

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Paul Hartal 16 December 2022

Your comment, Jayne, is highly appreciated.

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