Thursday, July 17, 2008

Pregnant Pause Comments

Rating: 5.0

[For the record... even I find the choice and extent of the metaphor here really rather odd, and kind of intriguing]
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Christine Austin Cole
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Samanyan Lakshminarayanan 26 January 2009

lovely write..very expressive

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premji premji 14 August 2008

Christine wonderful work... gowing loving deep within... i am that child...

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Chuck Audette 28 July 2008

Enjoyed the use of metaphors (?) in this poem, and the end leaves us wanting more, like some of your others I've just read. -chuck (p.s. I've one.. 'When you're least expecting...' if you'd care to peek? (I'd considered this very same title))

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Kesav Easwaran 27 July 2008

'...I became the womb where love’s progeny would linger without benefit of a name....' metaphor odd...but beautiful and fitting in the context of the poem here...the last few lines completing the touch...ten votes

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Bill Thomas 26 July 2008

Oh, Christine... you convey your feelings so well, that even though you find it odd it rings very true. As a man unable to father children it rings very poignantly- the depth of feeling & openness to the stranger within mark this as a poem worth revisiting again & again. Thank you.

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I am amazed the way this poem has been punctuated by pauses. I have rarely felt the degree of ownership that I have for this poem. I carry your tomorrow within me Almost feel that you got up a tad early and dibbed this shiny pearl! ! P.S: Poem with any other name may not have delivered the strength of passion so completely as this nmae does and especially the culmination of it in 'wait'

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Sue Ann Simar 25 July 2008

I really like the first stanza and agree with Viola Grey about the flow.

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James B. Earley 18 July 2008

A passionate message of pain and angst! Excellent composition.

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Viola Grey 17 July 2008

it's fantastic how your words flow so easily into each other and walk you through the emotions with a warm hand...what a fantastic piece this is...so brutally honest, yet vividly glorious...great work

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