Friday, October 10, 2008

Happy Tomorrow Comments

Rating: 5.0

Pearls of dew on the grass
A pearl on my palm
Balm
Calm
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PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE
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BEAU GOLDEN 27 October 2008

this was short and sweet and pretty.

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DEAD PLEASURES 24 October 2008

Beutiful work Very delicate. =]

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Leon & Sarah Harris 23 October 2008

wonderful dedication to a very special friend.....i love the way you put the words together

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Janice Etienne 22 October 2008

it's so cute how you put your unique unparalleled thoughts into little words that portrays a bigger picture

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Mamta Agarwal 21 October 2008

lovely- so serene, wise and true.

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Dorothy- A. Holmes 20 October 2008

Lovely! Dorothy

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Leon & Sarah Harris 18 October 2008

You beautiful my dear!

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Ershad Mazumder 10 October 2008

No words to say No words to hear You know better than me What do I want to say I know better than you What do you want to say

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Samantha Williams 10 October 2008

Awwwww that was beautiful! ! ! ! You are very sweet! ! ! ! ! !

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Dr.Wardha Jawdat 10 October 2008

excellent...to have found so much joy and in such an effective way in a dew dropp so tiny is worth applause! 10!

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Tsira Goge 10 October 2008

Gentle and sensitive dedication... Your optimism sparkles... And yours 'tomorrow' also. 10... Tsira

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anne adam 10 October 2008

cool poem i love it keep goin

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Egi David Perdana 10 October 2008

very well, why we need happy tommorow and always on happy endings?

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Reshma Ramesh 10 October 2008

superb...simple..sweet

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C T Heart 10 October 2008

Pass The days of sorrow Shiny, tiny glass Shows Happy tomorrow --- You have explicitely penned out a great piece of hope...i love your lines. a 10.

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Thad Wilk 10 October 2008

Ah those pearls of dew upon the grass, a sign that days of sorrow - soon will pass! A pleasure to read Shiraz! *10 *! ! Friend Thad

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Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello 10 October 2008

Why does one become a lyric poet? At the moment we can enjoy a poem like this. This style dèbuts in Greece, pass through Rome, China, maybe India, gets to the Italian Twentieth century...it passed through and got to Iran, too, only that I didn't know it.

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Lynda Robson 10 October 2008

Your future is crystal clear, I love these pearls of wisdom that you write, well done, 10 Lynda xx

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M M 10 October 2008

A very tender poem which delivers a wise message.10!

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