Saturday, October 24, 2009

Hunger's Hold Comments

Rating: 4.3

Bubbles surface; disrupt the calm
The mind can't find, the key to
the heart's vault, where desires
tempests echo.
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Nikunj Sharma
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R. H. Peat 18 June 2010

Nice poem. I like the metaphor. a poet friend RH Peat

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Ershad Mazumder 14 December 2009

I liked this piece of poem very much. It really sounds poetic.

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Maria Shipka 07 December 2009

The mind can't find, the key to the heart's vault.... as often it happens to all...excelent poem. Thank you for sharing :)

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Edith Soffia Bech 25 November 2009

That's a real beautiful poem :)

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Ezna Stephna 09 November 2009

joys grab at quick roads, that lead to doors of nothingness......... why nothingness i cannot understand joys grab at quick roads, leads to door of peace and happiness........ you must think and write it again, as it is a very meaningful poem.......10

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Sally Plumb Plumb 09 November 2009

We must have the depths to enjoy the heights... I understand you.

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Surya . 09 November 2009

a bold and beautiful poem.fine theme. voted10 surya

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Deborah Cromer 08 November 2009

Seems to be some suffering inside this one? Up against a strong force that shows no mercy. Good details written in to describe comparisons and feelings. There is something about this one that seems dangerous? I like it. You have put some wild thought into the making of this one. Nice work! Debbie

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fine poem. awesome poetry

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Lynda Robson 02 November 2009

A very profound piece that holdsthe readers attention from start to finish, Thanks and a 10 from me Lynda xx

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Shamik Kumar Bose 02 November 2009

I like the spirit of the poem, the words in imagery. Very nice,10

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bye bye... bye bye 01 November 2009

'The world you cannot change ease your heated soul! Only one thing can you do another person well. this already that much the stars themselves will smile but one starving person less means one brother more.' Swedish poem (Stig Dagerman) freely interpreted by me. We must start man to man. Thanks, Nikunj!

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Ency Bearis 31 October 2009

Remarkable poem...a profound piece...very nice....10

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Ravi Sathasivam 31 October 2009

Beautifully crafted poem. Compelling piece. Great Enjoyed reading it Thanks for sharing with me

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Ken E Hall 30 October 2009

A classic poem indeed with words so well chosen hungers hold gripped and sold to the reade with passion well done +++++10 Been away on hols for a week with no computer regards

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Sonya Florentino 29 October 2009

hunger itself is good...but what we hunger for makes all the difference....

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Sandra Fowler 29 October 2009

It is poverty of spirit that causes indifference to the plight of others. I agree with John that compassion begins one person at a time. An excellent thought provoking piece. Kind wishes, Sandra

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Eyan Desir 29 October 2009

Nice flow..good write

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Marilyn Lott 29 October 2009

Your words are chosen carefully and are filled with such emotion. You obviously write from the heart. An excellent poem! '10! ' Warm Wishes, Marilyn

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Indira Babbellapati 29 October 2009

this hunger can't be satiated...it's hunger incorporeal!

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