Thursday, August 13, 2009

* I Seek A Mountain * Comments

Rating: 4.7

Gazing the mountain from my windowpane
A green monument seen estranged
Sandwiched in between clouds
Echo of thunder cried aloud
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Sulaiman Mohd Yusof
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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 07 November 2012

A bravura poem enjoyd lots! Each line artistic.

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David Mountain 15 January 2010

I like this one and obviously subject matter is appealing.Not easy to find new phrases, metaphors that can be used but you've managed it very nicely. For description and form one of my oldest poems is Daybreak..have a look if you can..overall reference should be apparent. David

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Ramsey Lynwood 26 September 2009

i liked it a lot, ur really talented; ...........

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Macey Calleigh 26 September 2009

Great poetry. There is excellent imagery here! ...............

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Tyrone Allen 23 September 2009

beautiful i think every woman should read this. just great and i thought my poems were good

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Lewis Adheks 28 August 2009

A poem which centers on the wonderful treasure, woman. a wonderful style that rise to the climax, woman

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yellowbell alamanda 26 August 2009

A lovely piece for women...

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Adam Dumais 25 August 2009

amazing as always I love the style you choose to write in

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Mercedes Schmidt 23 August 2009

amazing i really liked it great job...i could never write something like this

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Carol Rhodes 21 August 2009

SWEETIE, WE, YOUR FANS, KNOW THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO LOOK FOR A WOMAN. WE JUST ASSUME THAT THEY'RE LINED UP DAILY AT YOUR DOOR, TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY! EVERY PERSON WHO READS YOUR EXQUISITELY DELINEATED PORTRAIT OF WORDS WANTS TO TRAVEL THE WORLD WITH YOU, HAVE YOU BRING THEM INTO THE PRESENT MOMENT AND SHARE YOUR REACTIONS TO ALL THAT IS THERE TO BEHOLD, ABSORB AND EMBRACE. YOUR ENERGY AND INSIGHT RADIATE!

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Lynda Robson 21 August 2009

Well thought out write, women being mountains, good work Lynda xx 10

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Shilesha Johnson 20 August 2009

Sandwiched in between clouds Echo of thunder cried aloud i loved that line and i too would not be able to compare a mountain to a women, a man or anything for that matter! but you did.. keep it up.. i truly enjoyed this poem!

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Rabi Anata 18 August 2009

I would never be able to compare a mountain to a woman but you did so with great imagery. Good stuff n_n

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Anjali Sinha 18 August 2009

wow what a comparison mountain to woman but dear sulaiman one must always remember the words of God 'Can a man take fire to his bosom and his garments not burned? or can a man walk on live coals and his feet not be scorched? So with him who goes in to his neighbour's wife-- none who touches her shall go unpunished.' good poem but somehow I thought of reminding you about 'mountain -woman' surely a 10+++ love anjali

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Ency Bearis 18 August 2009

a wonderful poem........brillant write....

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rago rago 18 August 2009

beautiful write and very very nice to get on...............

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Kelly Seago 17 August 2009

I like this poem very nice :)

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samar Halabi 17 August 2009

very lovely poem...................... thanks +10

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Kristi . 17 August 2009

It flows very nicely, excellent imagery :)

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Noel Horlanda 17 August 2009

I read this as an excellent literary creativity. What's the difference between a mountain and a woman? I'm not really sure but I think there are similarities and one of this is a couple of hills or mountains whatever you call it that is predominantly located on her chest. If you try to climb those it gives pleasure to a man. While if you climb a real mountain it's either it gives pleasure or hard labor. You see my point? Thanks for the rread.

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