Thursday, January 1, 2004

My Last Dance Comments

Rating: 3.1

The shell of objects inwardly consumed
Will stand, till some convulsive wind awakes;
Such sense hath Fire to waste the heart of things,
Nature, such love to hold the form she makes.
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Julia Ward Howe
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Glen Kappy 31 August 2018

Hmmm... This is a poem I’d like to talk to the author about, getting a sense of her and what she intended. I have the impression she couldn’t live comfortably with the upsides of life, as if a dour or pessimistic stance towards it was what was most proper most of the time. -GK

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Baquee Billah Ahmed 31 August 2018

IT IS AWESOME, , , THANKS FOR SHARING

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Adrian Flett 31 August 2018

'I gave my hand, the old position took' Yielding to life and still recalling all the lost in life's journey.

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Pranab K Chakraborty 31 August 2018

...Then, like a gallant swimmer, flinging high My breast against the golden waves of sound, Fantastic the exploration of exposing beauty of mind simply with words. Imagery and metaphors are unique.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 31 August 2018

A beautiful poem on dance nicely executed.

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Bernard F. Asuncion 31 August 2018

Such a great poem by Julia Ward Howe......................................

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