Saturday, March 1, 2008

The Joy Of Being Comments

Rating: 4.7

Beyond the glass snowfall is luminous.
Winter burns like a lamp upon the sill.
The old house creaks in deference to the wind.
Kind eyes affirm that cold cannot come in.
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Sandra Fowler
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Dr Dillip K Swain 18 October 2022

Time for the robins? If you say so, Friend. Praise for the woodfires that have warmed our past....great expression dear Sandra. A fabulous poem. Top score! !

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John Oconnell 11 May 2010

You render me almost speechless once again, Sandra. I love this heart-warming poem and see myself in front of a log fire into the bargain.

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Chris G. Vaillancourt 15 October 2009

I liked the imagery with this.

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Rachel Butler 19 September 2009

Kind eyes affirm that cold cannot come in. Rachel Ann Butler

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Original Unknown Girl 15 July 2009

Wow! ! ! ! This is a-b-s-o-l-u-t-e-l-y gorgeous! ! ! Am bowled over by the imagery, so very pretty Sandra. Thank you for sharing. HG: -) xx

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Cindy Kreiner Sera 09 May 2009

Nature, the best tool to enhance images in any poem and here you made yours sing like the little Robin in full voice....every season to be enjoyed. Warm read Cindy

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Kesav Easwaran 25 April 2009

The joy of being alive...be it any season of life...wonderful theme, Sandra...and wonderfully well you bring out your thoughts there...thanks...10

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Jim Norausky 03 April 2009

Beautifully written and straight forward. Brings back many cozy memories. Jim

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Mamta Agarwal 01 April 2009

enjoying being alive, living in the moment, how beautifully you express your emotions through images of nature. Indeed, joy of being Warm Regrds mamta

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Bob Blackwell 29 March 2009

Sandra, this one warmed my heart, it also brought a smile xx

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Wojja Fink 27 March 2009

beautiful beyond words my eyes have gone moist in the winter landscape outside your window as the fire burns within with a warmth that can be told.....wonderful just wonderful...thank you for letting me discover your poems....................John.

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Dr Hitesh Sheth 20 March 2009

Praise for the woodfires that have warmed our past. Red firelight paints the ceiling with itself. The joy of our mere being is alive............ Yes there is joy of being alive and kicking..........But few people feel it......Unless and until you are ready to let yourself flow in a river of time you wont feel it......Your poem describes that joy.....Good Write..10+++

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premji premji 07 March 2009

none can take dip twice in the same river...your poems are also like that... thanks..you have given me two different eyes which can pierce the innerdepths of nature....

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Fay Slimm 04 December 2008

Indeed Sandra - such infinitesimal beauty closes eyes against all loss, if we but notice the wonders around us - - I love your picture of the homeless leaf against the windowpane...... you and your pen-portraits live wiith the reader and that is in itself the reward to the true poet......... bless you - - hugs to my faraway friend....from Fay.

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Meggie Gultiano 20 November 2008

Sandra, this is another joy for me to have read this great write of yours. Thanks for the treat. Love you so much, my friend.Take care Love and hugs, Meggie

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C. P. Sharma 06 November 2008

'The joy of being' is studded with carefully selected choicest gems from Nature. One feels lost in its sober colours, its lingering light and the lilting music. Sandra, it is transporting.

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Sunil Uniyal 05 August 2008

Good piece. Great picture in words. Congrats.

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Original Unknown Girl 09 July 2008

Sigh... you always paint such beautiful word pictures! I love this, the robins, the firelight, the mere mention of spring. The bare branches always look so especially stark against low winter sunsets. Lovely penning Sandra. HG: -) xx

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K. V. Venkataramana 05 April 2008

'For us bare branches are articulate, They tell us all we ever need to know' -I am attracted by such lines. Truly a beautiful poem!

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Vidyadhar Durgekar 15 March 2008

few words expressing so much.well written.nice to read

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