Tuesday, August 22, 2023

Under The Boat Comments

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It really makes me shudder,
being tied to this rudder.
If ever I am found,
they'll see that I have drowned.
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Belle Wassermeister
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Rose Marie Juan-austin 31 October 2023

Liked how you crafted this poem. It comes in a small package but beautifully woven. Top Marks!

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 31 October 2023

A true depiction of our experiences on this site. I hope Poem Hunter will address these problems the soonest.

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Linda Bella Wassermeister 23 August 2023

Tony-Cemaluk Egbuonu translated my poem. When I put his translation into Google Translate, this came back: This is the knowledge of the trembling body, I am in the midst of my deep sorrow, Even though I'm gone, They will disappear in the water.

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Tony-Cemaluk Egbuonu 25 August 2023

Hmm. Google translate did not get it right. The nearest trembling (jijijiji) . Nevertheless, Google translate gave us another thoughtful poem.

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Richard Wlodarski 23 August 2023

2) Bella, good to be reading your poetry again. This one reminded me of Dennis Wilson's tragic death by drowning. Top marks!

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Richard, Thank you for your multiple comments. Wasn't Dennis Wilson's drowning actually a suicide?

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Richard Wlodarski 23 August 2023

Your poem so beautifully, and accurately, sums up your Poet's Notes. I sincerely wish that more poets read Poet's Notes. I have written a lot of poems that are NOT about me and have stated as such in Poet's Notes. Still, some readers panic and are assuming the worse.

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Tony-Cemaluk Egbuonu 22 August 2023

Idea well captured. Shudder not. You, we, are aboard and alive.

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Tony, thank you for commenting.

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