Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Paying Comments

Rating: 5.0

I've got to rest my weary mind,
It labored hard today.
It washed my clothes, and fixed my chair,
And threw my trash away.
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GREENWOLFE 1962
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Cristy Upshaw 08 June 2009

always brilliantly written. your words very insightful and profound.

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Vaibhav Pandey 20 February 2009

Besides the structure and flow which is always excellent in your poems, I felt this poem has great depth and wisdom.

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Enoch John 12 April 2008

Hi Greenwolfe 1962, I have enjoyed reading this poem.I think your form and structure are excellent.Also, there is present in your work that innate rhythm which is a characteristic of good writing. Enoch John

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Dorothy- A. Holmes 11 April 2008

Hello Again... I know you said you don't care for my short poems but here's one any way regarding your poem 'Paying'... Double Occupancy Her house My heart From neither can he depart and We collapse Under the strain... Try to rebuild But fall again From the weight of the pain! Dorothy

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Vaibhav Shah 04 April 2008

A very good poem.We want to escape many times in our life but this is not easy.You have described it psychologically.Good job.

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Coach Roth 04 April 2008

We all pay in one form or another...yours strikes a universal chord that any of us can relate to...well done...Coach

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Bridgid Patrick 31 March 2008

Definetly worthy of the hall of fame! x

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Anita Atina 28 March 2008

Inspired writing! This is worthy of the hall of fame. Cheers Anita

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Linda Ori 28 March 2008

Sometimes we simply go through the motions in order to keep the peace, but inside we are suffering. Even though it's kept beneath the surface, still in your heart you are somewhere else. It's difficult to be two people - one on the outside and another on the inside. I know - I've been there before, and it's painful. This is deep and introspective soul-searching. Well presented. Linda :)

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Greenewolfe, This has a different feel than your other work. It feels as if you're stretching (not that you need to stretch) . In any event, I really enjoyed this.

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Alison Cassidy 27 March 2008

This is very clever - to personalize the mind as some 'other' that is responsible for the sin of omission you confess, while revealing an abiding passion for someone outside the marriage vows. Your use of a traditional form works very well to keep a light touch and the last stanza works a treat. love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Smooth, tight, and mellifluous in structuring...like the language employed.... A lighthearted theme, but one that offers much truth, and wisdom. Stellar crafting. ~ FjR ~ ..2008..

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Thad Wilk 27 March 2008

A great read Greeney! Love this poem and fitting title! ! *10*! ! Best regards, Friend Thad

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Mary Gordley 27 March 2008

The title is so well suited to the story this poem discloses. We do find ourselves 'Paying' one way and another for each of those choices made in life.

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Andrew Blakemore 27 March 2008

Lovely flowing poem, a great depiction of deceit and the resultant problems that arise through it. Wonderfully written. Andrew

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Coreena Dejesus 27 March 2008

♥ enjoyable read. wishing you luck. ♥ Sending hugs your way, Coreena

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Simone Inez Harriman 25 March 2008

Enslavement to our morals and emotions can be so devastating on our energy.

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Emancipation Planz 25 March 2008

This lilted back and forth as a game of tennis might in you don't pay serious attention.... more like the act of a patient than the practise of patience....

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Dee Daffodil 25 March 2008

What do you want to do? ? It's an awful feeling when you don't want to hurt another...but you have an on-going debate with yourself about whether it is truly more evil...to live a lie... Wishing you rest for your weary head... Hugs, Dee

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Ann Beard 25 March 2008

Oh dear you have got problems, hopefully they came out in the wash. I enjoyed this poem. Ann

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