Sunday, April 16, 2006

I Hold You In The Lyric Of My Thoughts Comments

Rating: 5.0

In memory of Menke Katz
I hold you in the lyric of my thoughts.
No, never mind that mist that hurts the eyes.
Tomorrow in Jerusalem, my friend,
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Sandra Fowler
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premji premji 01 June 2009

time is stagnant before your words.... me too..in front of this monitor....

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C. P. Sharma 29 November 2008

....very nostalgic and passionately written poem. BR CP

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Meggie Gultiano 05 March 2008

I love this Sandra..there's something in your writes that holds me dear..every words..it seeps inside of me..i am so blessed you are my dearest friend.. Love, Meggie

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Alison Cassidy 03 February 2008

I can hear the Klezmer music in your words - the clarinet and violin in particular. You have taken the very best of Jewish harmony and embraced it and your friend with love and perfectly coined words. I have to quote: 'The time is poignant like a Yiddish tune, As bittersweet and smoky as old leaves.' What sweet melancholy. love, Alison ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Mary Das 04 May 2007

Hi Sandra, as powerful as always. Beautiful write.

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Lisa Wilkinson 15 February 2007

Unique as always Sandra. Happy belated birthday 2007! I have rated some of your poems. Will be back. Cheers

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Goldy Locks 05 February 2007

Happy Birthday, Sandra, poetess goddess. xxtraordinaire. Look forward to 007 poems.

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Patricia Gale 09 January 2007

Beautiful, simply outstanding work...

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Hannah K. 09 May 2006

I love this poem Miss Fowler, you've tought me so much about this man and I will hold that in my thoughts. I love the words you use in it, they have so many meanings to them that I couldn't even imagine without a dictionary. All respect, Hannah (Free Faller)

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Julia Klimenova 01 May 2006

I love the autumnal imagery of this poem. It's a perfect choice, for autumn is bittersweet, combining the warmth of summer and the cold breath of winter. So are the memories of people who were dear to us. Excellent write. Warmly, Julia

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Mike Finley 25 April 2006

What a beautiful, radiant remembrance! Menke Katz was editor of a literary magazine long ago - Bitteroot? I sent them poems as a young man, unaware that it was mostly a Jewish and Yiddish magazine. My wife sings Yiddish songs to ciovic groups at at nursing homes - but does not quite speak Yiddish. I will let her know about Mr. Katz' collections.

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John Tiong Chunghoo 23 April 2006

dear sandra, first thanks for writing those priceless comment on my poem. secondly, i am amazed by your constant reference to windows and window panes. i would love one day to pay a visit to your town and have a look at your residence and especially the window panes. great inspiration at work.

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Duncan Wyllie 23 April 2006

10,10,10,10, Now this is stunning, I will try and get back to this soon, Frost memories give me courage for today. Just taste October with me, find it good. The time is poignant like a Yiddish tune, As bittersweet and smoky as old leaves. AMAZING! ! ! ! ! ! ! , love Duncan

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Emma Johnson 22 April 2006

Very beautiful imagery. Susie.

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Gary Bryson 21 April 2006

Sandra, this is like a feather, and seems to be a continuance of your poem 'To Be Continued' Gary

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Sylvia Spencer 18 April 2006

My Dearest Sandra You have such a beautiful hand that holds the pen in the write way, your poetry has so much feeling, and this is a beautiful poem to one that is so much loved. cheers Sylvie.

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Uriah Hamilton 17 April 2006

A beautiful poem where the heart journeys back in time and forward into eternity. 'I'm still carrying the gift you gave, it's a part of me now, its been cherished and saved, it will be with me unto the grave and then into eternity.' Bob Dylan In The Summertime

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Rajaram Ramachandran 16 April 2006

Some of the words selected are superb, I feel. (1) the lyric of my thoughts (muical thoughts) (2) mist that hurts the eyes. (3) dance beguiles the autumn of its grief. (4) Sign with your shadow name. (5) Frost memories (6) bittersweet (what a contrast!) (7) smoky as old leaves. These epithets speak volume of your poetical talent and excellent imagination

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Nimal Dunuhinga 16 April 2006

Greatest tribute to an old friend in the journey.The title gripped me a lot and the mist that hurt me too.A lyrical poem to the heart.

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Dana Tyrrell 16 April 2006

a lovely poem, it brought a smile to my face :) ~Dana~

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