Saturday, March 5, 2005

Moonleaves Comments

Rating: 4.8

I am here,
but my body is not.
Spring is here.
Everything is green, light-green.
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Pia Andersson
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Simone Inez Harriman 03 November 2015

Beautifully penned Pia. Truly deep and heartfelt. Thank you

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Dr Antony Theodore 21 September 2010

longing for the soil that once was mine. I am here, but my life is not with me. you are becoming philosophical. soul and body and the feeling of its absence in certain moments in life. you are describing this rare feeling now. thank you

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Afzal Shauq 18 October 2009

this poe is as good as your other poems..means you are really a good poet with rich ideas, , , and meaningful way of writing..well done..10/10

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Sathyanarayana M V S 10 October 2009

You are certainly one of the best here or anywhere. This is pure imagery, unadulterated imagery. This is what is called as 'Bhavukatha' in Sanskrit. Very very very good and great.

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rajagopal haran 28 October 2007

metaphysical and great

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Chase Kolozsy 08 October 2007

this poem is melancholy. Its beautiful though, like the six previous poems I have read so far. You have an eloquence all your own way. I appreciate your poems. I can feel their gentleness and and it soothes me. Your poems, as simple as they are, have so much to them and have much more quality than all the other poets I have read here at Poemhunter. I will continue to read your poems and your poems will definitely be added to my favorites, and if the favorite poets option is available, I will add you there too. I don't say this to flatter you. I am sincerely impressed by your poetry, and thanks for reading mine. - Chase

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Broken Peaces 27 August 2007

My favourite read read read

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Raveendran . 25 August 2007

The setting causing the mood and the transient emotion create the effect.

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Brett Ackerman 15 August 2007

I can always appreciate a poem that has an association with the 'moon'. It puts a sereal feel and texture to your seasonal references.

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Dr.subhendu Kar 22 July 2007

This smacks of beauty latching in life that lies beneath and beyond moonleaves tossed in the cover of darkness green., i do appreciate

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Malini Kadir 19 July 2007

hey! you have a way with words!

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Sandra Fowler 31 December 2006

Lovely work. The title is especially enchanting. Kindest regards, Sandra

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Jimi Doyle 09 December 2006

hey i like this one

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Tony Fiona 27 November 2006

Pia, In the words of the street poets ' I feel you'. Life death and lingering. at least to me thanks for the great read Tony D.

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Shane Markie 02 October 2006

I love the dichotomy of opposites you've expressed here, and the language you've used to express such opposing thoughts. Shane

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Melvina Germain 09 September 2006

Heartfelt thoughts, a touch of sadness oozing through--Lovely poem Pia-----Melvina

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Nimal Dunuhinga 20 August 2006

'Moonlit brings sadness covers by moonleaves and the fragile soul seeks her fading lands.'

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Duncan Wyllie 11 August 2006

A shade within the shade, but hang on in there, I can see the sun just edgeing its way around the corner, This is a deep poem, full of heartfelt emotion Very well written Love duncan X

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Catastrophe King 05 August 2006

I loved this poem... but felt there is a tinge of sadness. It's very well written though. Full ratings to you on this.

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Adryan Barnathan 05 August 2006

This is a wonderful expression Pia~

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