Sunday, September 24, 2017

In The Foam Comments

Rating: 5.0


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Denis Mair
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Bri Edwards 10 October 2017

but i read the Poet's Notes. thanks. and i'll forward to Brian Johnston who has a physics background and some of his poems deal with physics in part. bri :)

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Bri Edwards 10 October 2017

Truthfully, i only read to the third line or so, soooooooooooo i can't give a well-informed comment. it was looking a bit foreboding to me, a simpleton. so i'll look at one or two others. ;) bri :)

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Tom Billsborough 26 September 2017

A most intriguing and exciting account of the uncertainty principle. Actually, Denis, I think this is one of the best poems I've read in the very long time. The coalescing and dissolving of your images are genuinely poetic. I'm a great admirer of St Jean Perse who uses prose poems to great effect and this poem on an important subject is equally effective.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 24 September 2017

Amazingly imagined perception is wisely presented in this space-time foam poem.10

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