Friday, May 11, 2018

Malaysia-The Ninth Of May Comments

Rating: 5.0

The sun broke through with a hopeful gleam
As a country woke to realize a dream
To rid the state of a ruinous blight
Which had for long, been wielding their might
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Loke Kok yee
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Bri Edwards 06 February 2019

(cont.) 2 - the poem is superbly-written. so superb it is that i thought for a moment that i must have written it! ! ! to MyPoemList and to a showcase...if i remember it. in Poet's Notes i would change my country had finally rose to ...had finally risen or my country finally rose. bri (:

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Bri Edwards 06 February 2019

1 - you held my interest all the way through! i did not know how it would end as i don't follow world (or even U.S.) politics. congratulations on the victory; i hope all goes as well as you now hope it will. (cont.)

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Christina Chin 05 December 2018

It was a happy day for many!

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Kostas Lagos 20 May 2018

I wish the people of Malaysia will have a better future from now on.Great poem!

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Simone Inez Harriman 19 May 2018

Hoping that this new goverment fullfills promises and makes a huge positive difference to your country Loke. Your first two stanzas illustrates how corruption, exploitation and indifference to peoples needs ultimately will never suffice and inevitably initiate momentuous change. Feeling your optimism and joy :)

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Dr Dillip K Swain 17 May 2018

The people; no more apathy filled came out united to stamp their will! This is indeed a great poem that echoes the delighted voice of a country which brings fortune to its people through a corrupted free government! Most significantly, you have composed the verse in great rhythm and rhyme! Appreciated the piece of work dear poet! (10)

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Dr Dillip K Swain 17 May 2018

The people; no more apathy filled Came out united to stamp their will

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Mj Lemon 15 May 2018

A great fortune, and a time of tremendous optimism! Your words echo the joy and optimism that may begin to unfold. Sometimes, an election and the expressed will of a people can be a powerful thing. Great verse, Loke!

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Lucky are the people of Malaysia, they were able to unchain themselves from the claws of absolute power and corruption. Yes, people have the inherent right of responsive, honest and clean governance. A great poem beautifully crafted and well executed.10

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A powerful political write and great tribute to your country, Malaysia. Very honest, balanced and informative write as regards the affairs of the country. Yes, corruption is one of the greatest ills of society. It will bring the people to poverty and its domino effect will lead to moral degradation within a particular society.

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Valsa George 13 May 2018

The world recognizes the new strides of progress Malaysia has made in the last few decades. A highly patriotic write expressing the sense of triumph and victory you feel over the judicious way your country men voted into power a deserving leader! A 10

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Valsa George 13 May 2018

I find there is so much of relief in you that your country is restored from the hands of a corrupt regime. Like a true patriot, you rejoice over the new political dispensation. Hope your new leader Mohammad will rise up to the expectations of every Malaysian!

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Hi Loke, Just as i was wondering of your new poems, pleasantly, i am greeted with a lively new poem, on a topic that is different. So happy that Malaysia is in celebrating with with a new leader and a new Government. Hearty Congratulation, my dear friend. The corruption is gone and a new dawn, full of hope is awaited.....10

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Kumarmani Mahakul 12 May 2018

What ever dark the night may be it must get morning.

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Kelly Kurt 11 May 2018

I hope that the same can one day happen in my country of origin.

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Loke Kok Yee 12 May 2018

Took us sixty one years and against unbelievable odds. Thanks Kelly, and I hope that one day you will be able to celebrate like what the people in Malaysia are doing now

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Rajnish Manga 11 May 2018

Congratulations, My Dear Friend. There had to be an end to the corrupt regime. Let us hope for the best. We also hope that the new incumbent does not repeat the mistakes of the past. He must govern firmly with the dignity of a senior leader that he is and loved by people.

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Loke Kok Yee 12 May 2018

Thank you Rajnish, we certainly place great hopes on the new leader who is in the picture.

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