Tuesday, November 13, 2012

The Midnight Hour Comments

Rating: 4.8

Daytime blues, waiting for the beguiling midnight hour,
The clock strikes twelve, my mind floats free above,
On an old rustic dream boat,
Sailing with a south-west wind, blowing on the wide blue ocean,
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Hazel Durham
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Mizzy ........ 09 September 2016

You've reminded me of those wild feelings of first love Hazel.....alas they don't survive if they are not reciprocated. In those early days there is no pain as bad as unrequited love. Another fine write from the heart.....Great work!

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Ramesh Rai 22 March 2014

your every write is not to criticise or seek any comment but realse after which a long breath is needed to take. reading of your poem means to set the soul free n let it fly breaking all shores of life. The surprise is I still long for my sweet song, Melody without melancholy, Truth without your cunning, A price to be paid, To high for mixed up me, The midnight hour has turned wickedly sour, I long for the enchantment, I long for me.

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Ramesh Rai 22 March 2014

your every write is not to criticise or seek any comment but realse after which a long breath is needed to take. reading of your poem means to set the soul free n let it fly breaking all shores of life. The surprise is I still long for my sweet song, Melody without melancholy, Truth without your cunning, A price to be paid, To high for mixed up me, The midnight hour has turned wickedly sour, I long for the enchantment, I long for me.

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Dawn Lambert 04 January 2013

very beautiful written and as I say about most poems.... you have truly made me speechless.

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Sayeed Abubakar 31 December 2012

What a poem! Your style is very new. Rhymes between gap. Sailing with a south-west wind, blowing on the wide blue ocean, /Plenty of time, for plenty of notions, / Reaching inwardly to the past, searching for that elusive magic potion, . Well done, Hazel. You poem is like you.

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Sandy Player 24 December 2012

So obvious really, the way you've expressed this; we're kicking ourselves for not thinking of this and that on every line. Great stuff!

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You have a great way to express memories in such a pronounced fashion! !

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Kanav Justa 11 December 2012

We all have memories.. and you expressed in a way that everyone cant... you are amazing..

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Owain Glyn 05 December 2012

Do we always feel that what we have lost is better than what we have? well expressed.

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Anil Kumar Panda 26 November 2012

beautiful ink.liked it.

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M Sh 21 November 2012

Hi. Awesome! but I can see a tragic shift of attitude from ethereal optimism to an earth bound cynicism. Poetry moves through our lives or simply we live poetry? ? ?

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Lyn Paul 18 November 2012

Memories are such a wonderful thing as is your amazing poem.

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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 17 November 2012

Aha bittersweet memories. I so lovd how u rhymd cute n flute. So nice to read u again. N dis was fabulous real life fantasia.

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Vipins Puthooran 16 November 2012

'twas a great reading....really a beautiful poem.... I was flowing throu' your words.... Such a wonderful poetry... Memories ne'er die as long as we've love Top marksss! ! !

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Asif Andalib 15 November 2012

Sweet sorrow of nostalgia. Beautiful write my dear poetess. I love it

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Sayeed Abubakar 15 November 2012

You are really a true poet.

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Jahan Zeb 15 November 2012

If only I had been wise then, played the game differently, I wonder would you have loved me too, Great Hazel.

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C. P. Sharma 14 November 2012

Midnight fantasies wander wild, In midsummer night dreams of lost love chide.

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