Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Taking Down The Tree Comments

Rating: 4.1

'Give me some light!' cries Hamlet's
uncle midway through the murder
of Gonzago. 'Light! Light!' cry scattering
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Jane Kenyon
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Ratnakar Mandlik 15 December 2015

Fantastic imagery and a wonderful poem with beautiful rhyme. Enjoyed the poem. Thanks for sharing.10 points.

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Kim Barney 15 December 2015

Impressive poem. I will read more of Jane Kenyon's work.

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Susan Williams 15 December 2015

This is my first acquaintance with Jane Kenyon. I am impressed with her handling of children's memories and the fresh way she presents them.

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Smoky Hoss 15 December 2015

Jane Kenyon's work, always a pleasure and treasure to behold.

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M Asim Nehal 15 December 2015

With something more than caution I handle them, and the lights, with their tin star-shaped reflectors, brought along from house to house, their pasteboard toy suitcases increasingly flimsy.

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Edward Kofi Louis 15 December 2015

Feeling depraved with the muse of life. Nice work.

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Anil Kumar Panda 15 December 2015

'By suppertime all that remains is the scent of balsam fir. If it's darkness we're having, let it be extravagant.' is so nice. Liked it.

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