Thursday, September 1, 2005

The Death Of A Humane Society Comments

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It was a morning like any other.
A cloud from the South, a sparrow
sitting on the windowsill, eating,
the Postman, ringing twice next door,
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Herbert Nehrlich
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Herbert Nehrlich1 03 September 2005

Thank you all, it is very much appreciated. And you are right Michael. And it is a crying shame. H

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Michael Shepherd 03 September 2005

For me, this impressive piece has its total impact three lines from the end. No need to point the moral! Congratulations and thanks.

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Theorem Thetruthserum 02 September 2005

Very good don't listen to Sarah Watson-Roy...even when she puts in a compliment it is with a negative overture. This was an awesome poem...loved it for all that it is and all that it says.

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Kelly Allen Vinal 02 September 2005

AMongst the best of your serious work, H. Simply wonderful.

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Mahnaz Zardoust-Ahari 02 September 2005

Very moody, powerful, and thought provoking.....One of your best.

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Raynette Eitel 02 September 2005

This is powerful...but more than that, it is a very human poem. The little details delight...and the main message simply stuns. Wonderful. Raynette

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Herbert Nehrlich1 02 September 2005

Thanks Mary, it was written in response to yours. Best wishes Herbert

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Mary Nagy 02 September 2005

I thought it was a very good poem. You paint such a tense and foreboding mood...very good. Sincerely, Mary

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Herbert Nehrlich1 02 September 2005

That describes you if one wants to be nice. Why don't you visit the Eiffel Tower. It's a beautiful view.

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Sara Watson-Roy 02 September 2005

confused and awkward in spots- pretty good for you.

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Allan James Saywell 02 September 2005

i understand herbert it is the main reason i am thinking of going to live in a tree again maybe there might be a new animal i can meet who understands me the kind loving human beings i used to know have all moved on or died the ones that are left are all prededators, mentally unbalenced or just plain mean good write my friend up there with your best Warm regards AJS

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Lawrence S. Pertillar 01 September 2005

A 'tad' too abstract for me although an enjoyable read...it took me several times!

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