Tuesday, December 31, 2002

I Am The Only Being Whose Doom Comments

Rating: 3.4

I am the only being whose doom
No tongue would ask no eye would mourn
I never caused a thought of gloom
A smile of joy since I was born
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Emily Jane Brontë
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MAHTAB BANGALEE 23 January 2023

negativity breeds the negativity; corrupted all that's why I have to behave like that it's not the resolution of life; whatever nice to read the poem

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Mac Che 23 January 2023

an existence is always the being of nature!

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Rojina Aktar 08 February 2022

This would be a PERFECT GCSE english literature piece to work to analyse-full of hidden juxtaposition that provokes thoughtful analysis. To all examining boards-please include this

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Paul Amrod 06 January 2020

It seemed the woman was forewarned she would only live a short life. It gives me chills up my spine.

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Shaily Maulik Shah 05 March 2018

Beautifully arranged with strong negation

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Migmar Sherpa 19 February 2018

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Marko Duvnjak 28 June 2015

Beautiful poem, from a poet I have stupidly missed.

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Sossi Khachadourian 20 December 2014

First melted off the hope of youth Then Fancy's rainbow fast withdrew And then experience told me truth In mortal bosoms never grew

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Gangadharan Nair Pulingat 20 December 2014

Expressions of feeling the mental agony beautifully made into a poem and it is very interesting.

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Savita Tyagi 20 December 2014

But worst to trust to my own mind.......poignant expressions. Very nice poem.

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Aftab Alam Khursheed 20 December 2014

Mental agony due to arrow headed from all side nice porm thank for share

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Pranab K Chakraborty 20 December 2014

First melted off the hope of youth Then Fancy's rainbow fast withdrew And then experience told me truth In mortal bosoms never grew Excellent spontaneity to open the gate of heart to utter some truth. Last stanza glittering its height.

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Melikhaya Zagagana 29 November 2014

No doubt this lady had had painful days on earth to the final day she departed, i have been following on her story and life. She was such a marvel and lacked support in a world dominated by the worst of man, publishing can be a nightmare when you dont have worse encounters.

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But worse to trust my own mind.......Nice poetry.

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Christopher Moore 20 December 2013

Very good...inbox me sometimes :)

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Arabella Underwood 20 December 2013

I love your poem! You have the talent to tell a poem like story and making it seem effortless. Could you please help me with my poem? It's called Fairies. Actually I would like everyone who reads this comment to please check out my poem and preferably give me some feedback.

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Ivana Ivana 01 October 2013

Wonderful & painful. I can relate. This poem is woefully underrated.

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David Mclansky 20 December 2012

We cpllude in our own destruction. Brilliant and unexpected.

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M Asim Nehal 04 November 2016

Nice one I agree

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Fab Couture 20 December 2012

Nice u did good girl go girl go fog

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Bill Grace 21 December 2011

Incredible poem! Agree with Ramesh and fleur.

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Emily Jane Brontë

Emily Jane Brontë

Thornton / Yorkshire
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