Wednesday, March 12, 2014

I Wrote A Poem Comments

Rating: 4.8

I wrote a poem
a simple poem
from a simple mind -
it languished in obscurity
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Valerie Dohren
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Juan Olivarez 29 April 2014

Well I for one give it a ten. Lovely structure Great read as always.

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Shahzia Batool 13 April 2014

The second read is again wonderful with such a comment by Danny Draper...i feel i am thinking the same what you said in the poem!

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Danny Draper 05 April 2014

This is a great reflective poem of some resignation and honest reflection. Not every poem will be a gem and as with visual artists should sometimes be considered as sketches of incomplete ideas or fanciful notions or whimsies or emotional outbursts of distress as therapy that are for us alone first and foremost that we dare to share baring our hearts and vulnerable souls. And yet we should know that not all is polished and not all is sound and yet we tipped the useful box of ingredients squarely on the ground. We let its parts fall and lie where they may and gather them in through tear blurred eyes to construct abstract or deliberate Lego style this amorphis to accrete and display. A great honest poem with fine use of repetition like nagging thoughts that return to torment and can be far more destructive than any external jibes. Terrific effort.

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Patricia Grantham 31 March 2014

Simple but elegantly written. It is the simple things in life that means the most. very good Val.

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Ruth Walters 24 March 2014

I like this poem too, how often, perhaps, have truly great poems thought too poor or simple by the writer been consigned to the bin.........sometimes when I write and post a poem that I think is pretty ordinary I'm amazed at the response it receives and then at other times I feel a poem deserves better praise but it gets none which only goes to prove that art or beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder :)

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Susy Evelyne 22 March 2014

Enjoyed the honesty and creative originality of this one, Valerie. You speak for many poets here.

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John Brown 18 March 2014

Intriguing Val. You've got us all thinking now.

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Chuy Amante 17 March 2014

For every one that hits the bin, two more are birthed from thin, air! (from your talented heart and mind!) thanks, MORE, MORE!

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Shahzia Batool 16 March 2014

A beautiful poem written with a strong hint of poetic modesty! there's beauty in this simplicity!

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 15 March 2014

I wrote a poem a simple poem from a simple mind Best poems are written with a simple mind. Let no poem go to the bin. Let it be saved, looked at again to edit. It wil then turn into something worth sharing. Thank you for a beautiful poem.

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Dinesan Madathil 15 March 2014

When these lines proclaim that you have written THAT POEM it makes me sit wondering as to when you will write another POEM to excel it, Val.

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Barbara Nixon 14 March 2014

I love this poem, very cleverly written. Great write!

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Sreelekha Premjit 14 March 2014

Great poem, Valerie.. Each poem you write has a life of its own.. and you write not a simple poem, but the thought that flashes through the mind of every poet.. thanks for writing this..

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Dave Walker 13 March 2014

Every time I write a poem it's on it's way to the bin, but then I always have second thoughts and post it. A great poem.

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Valsa George 12 March 2014

it fell upon a stony ground lay writhing, turning round and round, not ever set to rise. Great imagination! I am sure it shall resurrect! ! Enjoyed much! !

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Sandra Feldman 12 March 2014

Very good and different, did not stay in the bin after all .Loved the French at the end , fit in so well and was certainly very A propos

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