Sunday, February 19, 2012

The New Romance Comments

Rating: 5.0

Fewer creeks
blacker starlings
fewer home-made killing-jars
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Brian Purdy
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Edward Kofi Louis 07 February 2016

Secret places of Nature! Thanks for sharing.

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Valerie Dohren 01 April 2012

Love this poem - a very enjoyable read.

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Sara Fielder 27 March 2012

The tempo reminds me of a very famous poem but I can't put my finger on it. Still, your choice of words effects me.

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Soulful Heart 15 March 2012

Steel and concrete gorging meadows and even deserts...................open up and feel indeed..........That was so short and straight...........thank u for sharing..............I have a poem something in the same theme........time plz let me know what u think about it..........

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Ekaterina M. Polischuk 04 March 2012

wonderful poem to read. i really enjoyed it. Bravo!

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Wahab Abdul 01 March 2012

A brilliant poem, very nice to read it…..keep spreading pearls before us. Thanks a lot.

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Scotty Dogg 25 February 2012

This is one of my favs of yours. So many great phrases! You set the scene well too. S.

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Ramesh Rai 23 February 2012

in the twilight in the gloaming open up and feel again. a nice poem

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Ramesh Rai 23 February 2012

in the twilight in the gloaming open up and feel again. a nice poem

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Ramesh Rai 23 February 2012

in the twilight in the gloaming open up and feel again. a nice poem

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Bulletcookie 2017 22 February 2012

Seems like the world is in more flux as we get older. Nostalgia kicks in to bring us back home one more time. Comforting lines.

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Charles Darkly 20 February 2012

Oh man this may be my favorite of yours. Identify strongly with the theme too.

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Belleville, Ontario
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