Is It Possible Comments

This poem has strong echoes for the degenerate state of affairs of our times. One can get a glimpse into the rotten condition of the much hyped golden era of Elabethan rule. ----Dr Sharad Rajimwale

Positiveness! With the muse of life. Thanks for sharing.

Everything is possible in this world. Only you need will to do it.Thsnks for sharing.

With a complex human mind yes all is possible. Very interesting poem. All emotions expressing so clearly and in the end we are left with one amazed feeling. All is possible on the stage of life.

'All is possible' is the ultimate answer to all the questions encountered by the poet. Thanks.

Human woes in its own way created in this poem and likes

...........all our dreams are possible if we only believe ★

I think he's referring to the Tudor Court in this poem. In particular, the many wives, in particular, Anne Boleyn.

Nice poem....Nothing is impossible If that involves struggle Show the way to overcome Really enjoy and welcome The love may find real option Hatred must be sent to pavilion No one must see it Only smile must be show to greet

Haha, yes hes very dead.The quill redundant, however it appears quite modern with the repetition of the first line in each stanza.Perhaps the americans are being ironic?

just read my poems lol i'm nt a dead poet: P

The redundancy of IS IT POSSIBLE-IS IT POSSIBLE? Sets up the IT IS POSSIBLE-ALL IS POSSIBLE counter point as a well-reasoned denouement.

Yes it is possible to be highly esteemed then fall from favour like a flash of lightning with a single incident real or imagined being cause of the fall. All is indeed possible when the human heart is an instrument of judgement.

Everything is possible though doubts are there I think!

Our resident experts have pronounced on God and man in their usual far-fetched manner, which we all appreciate for their humor and insight. The 16th century was a 'time of unsettlement, ' and Wyatt's poem 'makes one really wonder about higher ups in leadership' (leaders) ? How about the 20th century and the millions of people lost in wars and famines? I'd say that century had more people 'high and low' whose wariness about sudden change was truly warranted. Have you noticed a 'high-voltage artistic output' in modern times?

When I lived in London I used to like looking at the Tudor protraits in the National Gallery. It struck me how wary and suspicious many of the faces were. It was indeed a time for high and low to be wary of sudden changes. It was a time of unsettlement in many ways - perhaps it was that which produced such a high-voltage artistic output.

Poem seems to capture the diverse nature of man. From loftiness to baseness. At the end it seems to intone GODS ways, ' that all things are possible with GOD ' Then making light of marriage. I found the first part funny capturing the big debate but in short time. Makes one really wonder about higher ups in leadership

As I have suggested before with 'The Poem of the Day', perhaps before making a comment one should read the poet's 'biography' and find out if the poet is dead. The probability of that is quite high. From the few weeks that I've been on PH, most of the 'Poem(s) of the Day' have been written by those who have joined the 'Dead Poet's Society'. :)

u all do know that the poet is deceased... right? ?

haha i love the people commenting and telling Wyatt he's great, and that he should keep up the work and write more. lol, you're only 500 years late!