Thursday, September 19, 2013

Love Undone Comments

Rating: 4.9

Rosie walks down by the river bank flowers in her hair,
Stars in her eyes
She dreams of the day that will soon come to pass
A sweet secret she held in her heart
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Noreen Carden
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Dr Antony Theodore 14 September 2019

But the fates had decreed he would never reach land For his ship was sunk in a storm As he slipped neath the water his tongue called her name, His sweet Rosie held him in her arms... you are writing a big story in such a short poem. develop it and write a novel out of it. thank u. dear poetess Noreen. tony

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Chinedu Dike 31 October 2014

A narrative romantic tragedy well articulated, and nicely written to capture the essence of the story. A case of tragedy in the bliss of love. It's a lovely poem. Thanks for sharing. Please read my poem MANDELA - THE IMMORTAL ICON.

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Chuy Amante 04 June 2014

WOW! ! ! I love it, what a wet twist!

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Daniel Brick 08 May 2014

This the epitome of Romantic Love, which not only triumphs over death (that's a given in Western culture) but also over the compromises of ordinary life. The reunion of the lovers at the end (whether it is a dream or a reality is irrelevant - it's triumph of the spirit) is a satisfying dramatic closing. I re-read Keat's EVE OF ST. AGNES a couple of months ago - when my city was locked in a bitter winter just like the castle in the poem. Poems like Keats's and yours are so refreshing to the troubled human spirit. They celebrate what is best in us.

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Bri Edwards 05 April 2014

this makes me feel like driving to the ocean and slipping neath the waters. i wonder who i hear calling my name. hmmm? how long ago, i wonder. thanks for sharing. there seemed to be a little rhyming going on, though it wasn't real obvious. of course, if he'd been a REAL man, like me, he would have run away with rosie; his father and his fortune be damned.............NOT! bri :)

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Amitava Sur 20 January 2014

A very well written tragic love song, with a lovely ending... they met for ever. ...... truly a heart touching penning. Incidentally, today is my birth day, feeling very lonely, I dedicated this poem to my loved (An angel in the night) - you may read

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John Brown 11 November 2013

This poem reminds me of 'The Lady of Shalott' and I like it. You've missed out a word in the first line of the second verse though Noreen: 'she would be his'?

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Andrew Blakemore 31 October 2013

From sadness there comes joy, excellent work.

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Patricia Grantham 29 September 2013

Beautifully written and very touching. A sad poem that turned tragedy into happiness. Lovers met again forever. I have a poem If We Ever Meet Again. Please stop by when you get a chance. I really do appreciate your comments on my poems. Regards.

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Heather Wilkins 25 September 2013

a great ending to the poem. enjoyed

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Marvin Brato 24 September 2013

Quite a love story, very emotional.Liked it!

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Khairul Ahsan 23 September 2013

I am tempted to repeat David Wood's appropriate comment: Poetic justice served well!

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Lucifera Santez 22 September 2013

a tragedy written with such beautiful words. amazing. please read some of my poems and comment. :)

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Valsa George 22 September 2013

A sad tale poignantly narrated! The course of true love never runs smooth! !

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David Wood 21 September 2013

Poetic justice served well. A lovely story.

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Lorraine Colon 20 September 2013

Great story. Very entertaining. I liked the ending.

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Hazel Durham 20 September 2013

A wonderful write with a great story so beautifully written!

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Dave Walker 20 September 2013

A wonderful poem, a great ending.

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Heather Wilkins 19 September 2013

a good read, enjoyed

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Unwritten Soul 19 September 2013

Oh poignant....it such cruel feeling then comes the sweet write...loved it_Soul

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