Monday, September 29, 2008

The Walk Comments

Rating: 5.0

You walk down the road,
Behind your home,
At the misty dawn,
Everyday,
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Lily Law
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nomad omnia 17 March 2009

This made my hair stand on end. Lily - you must keep writing...

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Ershad Mazumder 09 October 2008

Theme is excellant.But it could be shorten further. Read repeatedly and think of editing. Do not make poems narrative. Express 2000 words in 100 words.

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Ashraful Musaddeq 03 October 2008

'You will eventually meet him, Face to face, At the end of the road, In the golden dusk, When it's all too late, Not for me, But for you.' Marvelous.10+

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Dr.subhendu Kar 01 October 2008

dream still wakes the breath of walks by its resonace inthe dawn of deasire jingle tone echoes across the wild stream lamp post wishes the love even if ignored.....yet ingenious as when wrought by the luscious green,10+, thanks for sharing

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Ency Bearis 30 September 2008

a vivid imagery nicely narrated...well written.. Ency Bearis

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Colin Jeffery 29 September 2008

Great use of a poet; s imagination.

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Blue Eyes 29 September 2008

my heart is with u Lily i am really touched and moved by this poem...by the way i have a niece called Lily and i love that cute angel''

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Sulaiman Mohd Yusof 29 September 2008

You'll never walk alone Lily...remember that always! ! !

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Kelly Allen Vinal 29 September 2008

Absolutely stunning! Well done!

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Sarwar Chowdhury 29 September 2008

Ammmmmazing! emitted spectrum is really thoughtfull! ........10

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Manonton Dalan 29 September 2008

i'm not ready to face that hooded man by the lamp post. he can wait for a while. your poems makes me think in different spectrum. not scary... very nice poem.thanks. a 10 for you

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David Threadgold 29 September 2008

Lots of content. leaves you wondering. well done.

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Joseph Poewhit 29 September 2008

That is one spooky poem

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Lily Law

Lily Law

Sarawak, Malaysia
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