Thursday, February 2, 2006

Impressionistic Comments

Rating: 4.8

From a shock of trees it sifts
in, spreading a black
hush over the water, dims
the grass at her feet tucked
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Tan Pratonix
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David Darbyshire 27 April 2006

yes very nice, good Job Dave

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Simone Inez Harriman 13 April 2006

Tan you wrote this beautifully. (10 from me)

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TAN... A maticulously detailed piece of work.My take is that you attempt here, to create YOUR '''Impression ''' of some type of portrait of your enamor & have well suceeded in the process. ~F.J.R.~

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Julia Klimenova 13 April 2006

I love poems that leave much unsaid, only hinted at. Here you have shadows and outlines, vague forms, fleeting impressions. And one is left wondering, guessing, never quite sure. A beautiful poem. Julia

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Gillian.E. Shaw 12 April 2006

A moment in time. A troubled woman with a troubled marriage fraught with difficulty not of her making. This is the outset of her trouble. One is reminded of the separation between the human animal and a man made society. A vivid picture (impressionistic in style) painted here not with paint and brush but with words through skill.

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Nikki Hays 27 February 2006

romantic yet engulfing, i seem drawn in by the subtlty of your observations bravo!

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Mahnaz Zardoust-Ahari 22 February 2006

Very nice...Soft subtle but giving every detail...I enjoyed it :)

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Emma Johnson 15 February 2006

The words 'sifts in', ''hush', 'dims', 'half-hidden', 'hovers', 'seeps' and 'blurs' are the colours an impressionistic painter would employ to draw the subtlety of your picture. A sharp eye for details, a lover's. Beautiful. Susie.

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Willow Moon Pearce 13 February 2006

Nicely written Tan, I am reading more as I go along......regards............willow

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Gregory Gunn 11 February 2006

Ah yes, the feminine form. I'm impressed. What a beautiful subject in any setting.

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