Friday, March 11, 2005

N - Survivors Of The Great War. Comments

Rating: 5.0

Soldiers awaiting departure,
a kiss for mum, cherished goodbyes,
a trio of golden haired angels
despite their 'short back and sides'.
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Gillian.E. Shaw
COMMENTS
Bill Thomas 31 July 2008

Superb imagery here, Gillian, especially 'skilled in the art of his belt'... thank you.

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Roger Bowman 21 November 2006

Gillian a ten from me as well.love it.Such a fine writing. Take care Roger

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Declan McHenry 20 July 2006

Moving. Moved. Thank you.

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GILLIAN...THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND COMMENTS ON MY WORK. YOUR PIECE''SURVIVORS OF THE WAR'' IS A WORK OF STELLAR VERSE. I AM COMPLETING MY FIRST MONTH ON POEMHUNTER, AND MY HEAD IS SPINNING, WITH WONDERFUL PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELF WHO SURF THE SITE REGULARLY, TO READ &CORRESPOND ON FELLOW MEMBERS WORKS.TOMORROW(which it is already, where i live) ...I AM TAKING TIME TO READ MORE OF YOUR ARTISTRY...F.Y.I. ''SURVIVORS GET'S MY (10) vote! ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''~F. J. R.~''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

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Jerry Hughes 18 July 2005

As someone who detests war, I relate to Survivors. If you have a moment read my poem Pauper's Grave. I knew the man I wrote about. To know him was to love him.

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Raynette Eitel 10 June 2005

Gillian, this last stanza seems too abrupt and needs a bridge between the touching farewell scene and the ending. The first part tugs at our hearts. Raynette

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