Saturday, May 24, 2008

! Memorial Comments

Rating: 2.9

How perfectly they stand aligned
In geometric form designed
To please the eye, but not the mind -
So many side by side;
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Linda Ori
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Chitra - 31 January 2009

excellent write..filled with emotional value..10

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Ridge Cahill 01 November 2008

A sentiment that dips into a man’s heart...even more so for some of us who have kissed the cold white stone in gracious appreciation that it is not I, but should have been. Bless you!

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Ron Flowers 15 October 2008

This is excellent. It says so much and says it so well. I will save it as a favorite and it is a 10.

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Not a member No 3 13 September 2008

A powerfully moving tribute to the fallen, and persuasive lamenting of the brutality and senselessness of war... Will there ever be an end to it? Probably not while humans live... and a very fine example of your poetic abilities.. the rhyme structure adds poignancy to the 4th line of each verse. xxx

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Blue Eyes 06 July 2008

i love it i think that u don`t mean war while saying it but u mean love itself don`t u?

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Ron Flowers 15 June 2008

Linda, I gave this a 10 and saved it as a favorite. Ron

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~ Jon London ~ 03 June 2008

Linda, you have written a wonderfully penned piece..with an effortless flow. The wars have left this world of ours in tatters, nothing will ever come from them but sorrow.....one day the powers will learn.....'10' best dishes Jon

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I Wonder 29 May 2008

A fine poem that says it all. Will we ever learn.

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A crisp, finely penned, tribute to our brave freedom fighters...and as Allie, said, & i must concur...this is most definitely Midnight Poetics at its' finest fabric! Midnight...just want to let you know...someone must be at the random hack-attack again on this site, as i left you a detailed comment on this poem, the day you posted it....and after reading your message, it would not surprise me to find that mine was not the only comment that disappeared from this fine effort of yours.In fact, & i could be wrong, but when i left my comment on 05/25, i could have sworn i saw at least 4 comments before i began to write mine.Last week more than 3 dozen of my ''Comments About The Poet' mysteriously disappeared. AND BOTTOM LINE...? THIS IS WHY THIS SITE IS RAPIDLY WANING DOWN TO ITS' LAST LIFELINE...AND NOT BECAUSE THE FOREMENTIONED PROBLEMS MANIFESTED....BUT BECAUSE THERE APPEARS TO BE NO INTENTION OF RESOLVING THEM. ~ FjR ~ ..2008..

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Alison Cassidy 25 May 2008

Linda this is you at your poetic best. You take an ethically weighted subject and use a little irony and a whole lot of poetic craft to present in such a way as to affect change in your reader's consciousness. A moving, beautifully written tribute to those who gave their lives when all they wanted was a bit of adventure. love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Kesav Easwaran 25 May 2008

'And every year the numbers grow '...feel the gravity brought out in this line...the curse of war on young lives...what for these blooming lives are cut short? A poem that should shake the universal mind off...ten votes to this call.

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