Friday, January 31, 2014

Twenty New Little Angels Comments

Rating: 4.8

Twenty sweet children
Age six and age seven
Have arisen to God
And now live in Heaven.
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Colleen Courtney
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Jena Crowe 16 July 2014

It's a sweet sentiment. You have a heart of gold Thanks for commenting on my junky work.

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A very poignant tribute to those little angels...............a heartbreaking piece indeed..............

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Akhtar Jawad 31 May 2014

No dead person came back to narrate what happened after death. It is better to hope the best. This impressive poem is the only thing that you could do.We have no alternate but to believe in God and to believe in his kindness.Bri Edward while commenting on one of my poems asked me why God did not interfere before a sad incident took place. I had no reply.

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Daniel Brick 21 May 2014

William Stafford said several times that he did not want to write good poems - he wanted to write NECESSARY poems. This is a NECESSARY poem you have written. Our basic obligation to the dead is remembrance, which you provide along with the promise of transcendence. I remember an incident in the former Soviet Union - two hostile ethnic groups - children kidnapped and murdered - Mark Shields of the NEWSHOUR said, If you want to see Original Sin, there it is. Amen. R.I.P. Dear children.

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Loyd C Taylor Sr 20 May 2014

Hello Colleen, thank you for this wonderful tribute to those precious families. Such senseless hate! I am always deeply troubled when children suffer at the hands of those put into their lives to love and nurture them., nice work! Loyd

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Matthias Pantaleon 07 May 2014

In the presence of God there is fullness of joy. Those kids will lack nothing. Beautiful piece.

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John Brown 03 May 2014

A beautiful poem Colleen. What can I say but, Amen.

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Bri Edwards 28 March 2014

i agree with denis, below, about til; it may be till or maybe 'til. but you can make it til as long as the rest of the poem is so GOOD! i have little faith in the bible and its stories, though some of them are nice to hear. denis also mentioned david and goliath and questioned where goliath is now, while david is with God. i don't remember the story well, but maybe goliath was just doing as he thought best, as david probably was? thanks for sharing, and for the rhymes. bri ;) i'll send it to MyPoemList

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Susan Sparks 26 March 2014

Tears. I have grandchildren that age. So heart-breaking.

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Amitava Sur 25 March 2014

Very emotional and uplifting thought with hopes and dreams

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Heyyou Boy 21 March 2014

Well written. Beautiful and at the same time sad..

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Denis Martindale 14 March 2014

Til they're parents they meet. OR Till their parents they meet. By the way, the size of a child doesn't mean the size of each soul is small. Consider the soul of the boy David and the soul of the giant Goliath. David is with God, but what of Goliath?

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S.zaynab Kamoonpuri 25 February 2014

Such a fabulous touchin poem. Yes the lil angels must be havin a far better time than people on earth. But it must be heartbreakin for the parents. Ah the heartrendin tings that unfettered delinquents do becoz of too much parental freedom. Pls review my latest poem, 'selectin relaxation

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Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi 20 February 2014

Those twenty small souls Are now Angels above.. a sad incident is written poetically to show the kindness in the heart of the poet..

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Gajanan Mishra 31 January 2014

forever be loved, good writing, I like it.

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