Friday, January 3, 2003

Helen Comments

Rating: 3.3

All Greece hates
the still eyes in the white face,
the lustre as of olives
where she stands,
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Hilda Doolittle
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Tamara Beryl Latham 02 April 2020

Helen brings Homer's Iliad to life for readers who are not familiar with Greek mythology. Nicely penned, Hilda. : -)

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Tamara Beryl Latham 02 April 2020

No place to vote, Helen.

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Mountain Man 02 April 2020

Reminds me of a Scottish lady named Helen..

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Dr Antony Theodore 02 April 2020

Greece sees, unmoved, God's daughter, born of love, the beauty of cool feet and slenderest knees, very fine poem

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HB Rita 04 April 2019

Helen of Troy......Her beauty is a tragedy. Wonderful poem

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Ratnakar Mandlik 02 April 2019

The deep sentiments of hatred about Helen in the minds of future generations in Greece marvelously described.

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HB Rita 04 April 2019

Why do you think so?

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 02 April 2019

could love indeed the maid, only if she were laid, THIS IS UNIVERSALLY APPLICABLE FOR ALL KINDLY SEE COMPASSIONATELY AND SEXILY BE IT GREECE OR WHEN LAID IN PEACE

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Savita Tyagi 02 April 2019

Interesting poem. It is intriguing to think how people view their past history and see the perspective change from generation to generation.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 02 April 2019

Greece sees, unmoved, God's daughter, born of love, the beauty of cool feet and slenderest knees, ....touching expression. Beautiful poem.Thanks for sharing.

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Mahtab Bangalee 02 April 2019

beautiful description on Helen- ... God's daughter, born of love, the beauty of cool feet and slenderest knees, .../// beautiful poem

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Mary Skarpathiotaki 02 April 2019

Excellent 10

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Marieta Maglas 02 April 2018

All Greece reviles the wan face when she smiles, hating it deeper still when it grows wan and white, remembering past enchantments and past ills.

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I like this stanza 02 April 2018

All Greece reviles the wan face when she smiles, hating it deeper still when it grows wan and white, remembering past enchantments and past ills.

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Joshua Adeyemi 02 April 2018

Greece sees, unmoved, God's daughter, born of love, the beauty of cool feet and slenderest knees, could love indeed the maid, only if she were laid, white ash amid funereal cypresses.

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Susan Williams 02 April 2018

Helen of Troy would be a target of much disgust and hatred... her beauty was the source of tragedy for many families.

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alan brown 02 April 2018

An interesting poem Hilda. Enjoyed Alan

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Kumarmani Mahakul 02 April 2018

Well depicted poem with nice penmanship.

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Ramesh T A 02 April 2018

Words of wisdom kindle thoughts on love and beauty that are true and lasting ever!

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Bernard F. Asuncion 02 April 2018

Such a great write by Hilda Doittle👍👍👍

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Ratnakar Mandlik 03 April 2017

Simply superb narration of emotions of Greece towards Helen of troy.

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Julie Smith 02 April 2017

A very beautiful poem inspired by Helen of Troy I guess. There will only be peace when she is gone but is this really better? It's very sad and touching!

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