Monday, April 5, 2010

Personal Talk Comments

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I AM not One who much or oft delight
To season my fireside with personal talk.--
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William Wordsworth
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Terry Craddock 22 August 2014

Better than such discourse doth silence long, Long, barren silence, square with my desire; To sit without emotion, hope, or aim, In the loved presence of my cottage-fire, Sometimes I wonder how much is lost in noise, the noble art of silent sitting, listening watching a fire's flames, is a world realm of solitude wonder; into which minds great or low may soar, peace contentment stolen smokes soothes, waiting beyond the veil, an open waiting exploration door :)

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Michael Morgan 22 August 2014

easily shouldered aside, the lie; not so easily, malignant truth; the first can be deleted, the second can be only held at bay- and that 's the (undeletable) malignant truth. Wordsworth at his most believably disingenuous! Fine melody.. Simple, readable. MM

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Savita Tyagi 22 August 2014

Loved the poem. Silence is golden.

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Douglas Scotney 22 August 2013

Needs to be desanctified, to lose a lot of adjectives to be meet for modern ears, but there's nothing wrong with his fears

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