Saturday, May 14, 2005

Here, Now, Tonight Comments

Rating: 4.7

Dare I breathe even?
Would you hear, perhaps
Even the quietest of inhales
And exhales, were I to do so?
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Christine Austin Cole
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Gossamer threads of gold ……….when I chase after the music; that’s infused in every line, I’m left breathless by the beauty of thought! This poem may perhaps break me free from this solitary confinement of in expression that has plagued me for over a year now.

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Jason Mcgookin 04 October 2009

WOW... I held my breath as i read this poem...it was beautifully written and took me to that place where you were

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Sonya Florentino 20 May 2009

oh wow, i've read a no. of your poems and each and everyone of them is astounding...i'm quite speechless...

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John Lyday 18 May 2009

Masterful love poem. Quite awesome. A unique take on a lovely theme and a lovely poem as well.

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Jerry Hughes 27 October 2008

A delightful write Christine, delightful word picture. Best, Jerry

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Kefentse Sathekge 10 June 2008

lovely syle & elegance - sensual - it arouses all the 5 senses, mildly cunning. made me feel guilty to breathe.you, you good.

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Rani Turton 14 May 2008

The poem breathes out its passion with a kind of exaltation; the reader is enraptured. Thanks.

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James B. Earley 27 April 2008

My friend this a vivid bit of angst, passionately executed! Excellent.

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S LL 27 April 2008

Christine, Brilliant. Your words connect love and longing and longing for love. Thank you for your comment on my poem. I will watch for you.

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Raynette Eitel 29 May 2005

This is a beautiful example of free verse and a wonderful poem. 'Would regret slip in and steal the air? ' is really lovely. My breath seems stolen away quite often and I do understand this poem. Good work. Raynette

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