Friday, April 17, 2009

Tranquil Beneath The Trees Comments

Rating: 4.8

The moon and the stars share the sky's peace,
While the sun after roaming now sleeps.
Calm as mist silver, the night appeals
In a kind crawling across the streets.
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Obinna Kenechukwu Eruchie
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Krisdale Talidong 20 November 2009

A great poem... I feel I'm been graced with the winds of tranquility while reading this poem...^__^

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Rhiley Anne Vincent 13 October 2009

Beautiful english you use! A true poets poem

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Sayz LFlynn 05 October 2009

great imagrey Obinna, keep up the great work! 10! !

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Paul Du Plessis 01 October 2009

I could imagine myself beneath the trees. Thank you.

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Zachary Clark 20 September 2009

This is a good poem I like the imagery. Draw back the rhyming is slightly forced and too wordy.

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Michelle Kafka 15 September 2009

The first stanza is my favourite as it reels me in to my comfy tranquil place. Thanks for sharing.

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warner treuter 15 September 2009

Last line magical and I don't know why.

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Matt Mooney 09 September 2009

You recreate for me the magic of a moonlit night. The language and imagery are superb.10.

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Analisssa Range 07 September 2009

I love this poem Its amazing how a walk in the woods can calm you body and soul. Great write keep it up.

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Jester's P 06 September 2009

beautiful... nature made us and out of nature we are fome and of course to nature we all come back. however the peace and calmness man could experience through nature is a stroke of the 'mother' to his son...

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Inner Whispers 02 September 2009

My friend Obinna, It is the tranquility of nature sometimes makes a man realize the wonders of life...great right...thanks for inviting me...I am fine but I am out of my country for a mission...Sorry for the late read, hmn? Keep on...I learned from great poets here like you. Be well. Greca

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E DM 31 August 2009

Dear Obinna, It is a well written poem, almost like a Keats' one. Well done. And I like some feelings and images that suggest Africa! I like Africa and Benin in particular. I suggest that you bring your culture and country more into your poems. Doing so would make them really special and real. We want to know more about you and your people. Make them alive as well as your nature, the antelopes and the lions, the African nights, the bronze sculptures and the wooden ones, the old forest spirits and maybe the new ones (globalization, Americanization, etc.) . All the best. Enea

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Hanna Sara 30 August 2009

love it so much! ! ! ! ! ! you used very beautiful words... never imagine a place like that.... amazing! ! 10+++

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Shauna Joyner 30 August 2009

Damn wat can i say it so beautiful i wish i could of been in dat kind of place! calm, quite, peaceful....wonderful

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Angelic Warrior 30 August 2009

thank-you i really needed that...so calming :) ......great read.....absolutely beautiful! love it! ......its going into favorites! 10+++

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Christopher Montalvo 30 August 2009

This was beautiful, and it relieved some of the stress on my mind. Thank You,10/10! I'm adding to this to my favorite, for when I need a pick-me-up.

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Les Derbyshire 30 August 2009

A delightful word-picture. The reader is drawn along by the easy, relaxed rythm. Imaginitive use of language and form. Thank you for a good, enjoyable read.

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It's beautiful! And great imagery! It was like I was actually walking through an enchanted glen, listening to everything it has to say. I love it!

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Chitra - 30 August 2009

A very enchanting, well thought out poem, the celestial effect of nature reflected through these kaleidoscopic lines

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Sabrina Jubahar 30 August 2009

beautifully written, my friend. it had to be a great night, that it inspired you to write words like this to describe it. :)

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