Wednesday, March 4, 2009

' Movement In Black Comments

Rating: 4.3

Simon makes it all come together, perfectly,
placing antiques 'n curio's on dusted black shelves,
window-sil ledges with geometric widgets,
navigating his world, by touch, and by texture.
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Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr
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Robert Cardozza 25 July 2016

this is epic as so many of your thosands of works are over the past decade.

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Saul Ranton 24 January 2016

magnificent depiction of what it must be like to live in blindness. frank you are the master!

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Aston Marley 08 July 2015

The Light illuminate through the epoch of darkness, great poem.

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Melvina Germain 05 July 2015

I love the vividness of this remarkable poem, I feel the journey, it's me standing there setting up shelves in a way that I would understand, it's me in the blackness finding my way around and I feel perhaps one day, all will come together and who knows maybe I'll see that oceanfront sunset...Love this very sensitive poem.....

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Thomas Case 29 March 2015

Wonderful prose poem. A deep glimpse into the sightless world. Very touching and well written. Please read my poem, the Ball Woman

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William F Dougherty 20 July 2012

A serious and seriously wrought poem. [Refinements could make it also an important poem.]

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C. P. Sharma 11 March 2009

FJR, As ever, you are superb in imaginative sympathy. Those with lamps and bulbs Live in the darkness of soul Blind to the realm of spirit They ever miss life's goal CP

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Duh Huh 09 March 2009

This goes on my favorites list. You gave me a glimpse into a world i never gave a thought to. Beautifully written and deeply touching. Thank you for sharing.

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Original Unknown Girl 06 March 2009

Most interesting viewpoint on how it must be to be blind, one cannot imagine it but I like how you bring to our mind the fact that the other senses are honed just higher and that they give way to a better more generous mind because of it. Sensitively written. HG: -) xx

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