Saturday, October 14, 2017

Long Ago On A Lawn Comments

Rating: 5.0

We didn't know better
Back then
How time would chase our dreams
Change them
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Susan Lacovara
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Mahtab Bangalee 24 June 2019

We climbed as kids Having nothing better to do Would turn to mountains of bills Receipts to file........../// beautiful poem penned

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Adrian Flett 17 February 2018

You never aged in my heart Your never went gray And other lines that weld the friendship into the matrix of time Great words thank you Adrian Flett

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Richard Wlodarski 05 December 2017

Wow! What an ode to friendship! Susan, you've made my heart skip a few beats. In such a wonderfully positive way. Half a century later, and I still have feelings for that girl across the street. Maybe I'll give her a call. You've written a heart-felt poem that brings back so many fond memories. Thank you so much. And a HUGE CONGRATULATIONS on receiving this great honour. Very well deserved! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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Charlotte 24 November 2017

I like it, so true, so human, so loving.

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Unwritten Soul 21 November 2017

Congratulation Susan, i just log in to wish you this when poemhunter send me this alert and you know what for sure you deserve this honour because this write was done delicately, beautiful touch with nostalgic pen and emotion, the note also make me at least..feel the pristine of your friendship...both of you really have a wonderful bonding as friends forever.love this work so much. Keep writing Susan and congrats again

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Leria Hawkins 21 November 2017

A wonderful piece of poetry Susan. Congratulations on being the Member of the week and thank you for sharing your beautiful poetry with us.

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Brian Markey 21 November 2017

A beautiful piece of art containing a story we can all relate to Susan, memories were made to write about.

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T.Rajesh 21 November 2017

Let me begin by saying that the poem is simply wonderful. The poem on a nostalgic note relates and reflects the present realities of life which each one of us has to face in our everyday life. Is there a key to open up the door of the past?

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Dee Corpolongo 20 November 2017

Congrats my friend, for another amazing and heartfelt poem and being chosen. So nice to return to those carefree summer days from yesteryear, even if only in thought....Thank you for sharing and letting us drift away for the moment. You are amazing. Write on!

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dee corpolongo 20 November 2017

Another amazing poem..... Susan, one that touches everyone in their mind and hearts and brings them to those carefree days of summer.Thank you.. it deserves without question to be poem of the week! Congrats my friend! and...write on.....

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Leonard Dabydeen 20 November 2017

A beautiful, emotional pent-up poem, with lovely imagery and flow of thought. Enjoy the read, Susan Lacovara.

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Richard L. Provencher 20 November 2017

This poem is like a fresh breeze of morning youth. Life, vigour and laughter along with a bright sunny day gives us encouragement. Well done.

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Subhas Chandra Chakra 20 November 2017

You never aged in my heart You never went gray You're still the same old smiling boy Whose door I knocked on 'Come out and play' A great poem by the poet. Congrats for the reward.

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Rini Shibu 08 November 2017

Lovely poem.. You never aged in my heart.. Congratulations

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Deepak Kumar Pattanayak 08 November 2017

Very well crafted..........Susan........with a lot of emotion.........thanks for sharing

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Chuy Amante 08 November 2017

Nice! The innocense touches us all thanks

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Savita Tyagi 08 November 2017

beautiful poem on ever young childhood playmates and memories. congratulations for Member poem place Susan.

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Edward Kofi Louis 08 November 2017

You never aged in my heart! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Bernard F. Asuncion 08 November 2017

A fine poem, Susan..... congrats for being chosen...10++++

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Chris Smart 08 November 2017

A friend deserves a poem.

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