Thursday, May 14, 2009

Turnabout Comments

Rating: 4.8

Have eyed dire a life packed with storms.
Wildly, money whisked in air-vast sums,
Pains my home with intense heart drums.
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Obinna Kenechukwu Eruchie
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Obinna Eruchie 20 January 2010

Apoet Bangla (12/28/2009 11: 33: 00 PM) sun-living with my home, I earn. yes, this smart utterance we need every sphere of life today. it proves poetry is the man-made art. reality dominates the emotions but yet its aesthetical height is so tall perhaps touches the mysterious imaginative world of life-beyond. want your more writing so smart and so singular dear poet and remember always 'Sun lives with your Home, You earn'. Apoet Bangla-29/12/09

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Joey Valenzuela 16 November 2009

family must ones best thing to have..... more than the vices....

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Swatimalya Chattopadhyay 12 November 2009

Sometimes we get carried away by little bit impulsive activities at the expense of some family responsibilities at times, but ultimately get back to our realization and amend the things for the better.The poem is a good reflection of realization and family devotion.Very nice.

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Shannon Monroe 10 November 2009

wow.... that is all i can say! good poem... thamk you for sharing it with us! ! !

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Catrina Heart 09 November 2009

Life adrift I have dwelled, I burn. To a life spring-solaced, I turn. Sun-living with my home, I earn. ---- wonderful flow of poetic words here...just so lovely and full of emotions...Great piece!

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Noel Horlanda 09 November 2009

after all those stormy experience in life, you realized to turn about, to get back and start all over again and this time it has to be good. Nice and excellent write, I like it.

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Antonio Liao 08 November 2009

a package of reality wonders our deep emotion of existence.... a very perfect deeply rooted life experienced..... my heart dismay and my soul wonder..... such turmoil of life ponders every heart to say a sweet goodbye.... oh! my God why have you forsaken me.......thank you my friend...... all have different lapses and encounter of life what we call the fullest of life.... God bless....an excellent poem...a Star and a 10 +++++++++

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Chitra - 08 November 2009

power packed...indelible in tone! loaded with inpsiration

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Raj Nandy 07 November 2009

SELF REALISATION IS PERHAPS THE GREATEST OF ALL HUMAN REALISATIONS, - this seems to be the theme of this poem! 10! -Raj

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rago rago 07 November 2009

loveliest write and turning around where the sun shines.............

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Lady Grace 07 November 2009

this is nice..cheers

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Eyan Desir 07 November 2009

Good write.........................

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Caitlin Walczyk 07 November 2009

Wow... Very good. That's all I have to say. Words cannot describe this poem.

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Clara Odelia Ciutara 07 November 2009

Your way in describing and composing words is very nice and to the point. Your great idea fits to the tittle and the meaning point. Nice poem.

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Collins Nkemjika Nzomuche 07 November 2009

The use of constructive words reminds me of the prodigal son who understood his mistakes and the need to turn to good. Your poem is OK. keep it up

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Rex Mathew Mathew 07 November 2009

This poem is one of the best I have read in PoemHunter. Your words and techniques give the poem a tone of grief and struggle. The repentence of the speaker is more than motivating. I have seen many neglecting their family and their love due to their submission to drinks and money. They do not hate their family, in fact they love them (just as it is in your poem) . Its just that they don't want to be taken out of material pleasure and that they refuse to be corrected. But, here is a repenting man, a model for others. Loved your choice of words, excellent line structure, use of poetic devices without hearting the poems emotion. Spring-solaced, sun-loving... such invented words give a superb effect. A poem beautiful in its own way. This is in my list of fave poems. Love you for your life-renewing poems.

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Nic Leisure 06 November 2009

this poem is the 'Greatest' thanks for letting my read it...10

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Nathan Gibbons 06 November 2009

i enjoyed the poem...thirsting, even desperate, for change

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John Weber 06 November 2009

I enjoy this piece a great deal, Obinna! Especially appreciate all the hypenated compound words in each stanza. Thanks for sharing this motivational work! Warm regards, John.

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Emu Getachew 06 November 2009

The title sums up the piece any form of looking forward requires looking back eventually all habits could be broken when we look forward since it’s more promising.

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