Friday, June 5, 2009

Unerased Comments

Rating: 4.7

Never can the flowery words
Of tenderness on paper,
Ever be pitched into shreds
By oblivion's eraser.
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Obinna Kenechukwu Eruchie
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Sherif Monem 29 October 2009

Wonderfully written. Great.

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Laurel Larison 02 October 2009

Wonderfully done and expressed. Loved this one. laurel

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Ida Mustazir 24 September 2009

it's wonderful to have a feeling like this.

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Subbaraman N V 15 September 2009

Absolutely great form and theme! Thanks for sharing.

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Lalitha iyer 15 September 2009

My dear friend, you are just great. Words are not sufficient to express how much I feel. YOu have written very beautifully...................You are simply surpassing excellence.

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ZEYNEB SELEME 13 September 2009

meaningful and emotion-laden a poetry...good writing

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Priya K 13 September 2009

Beautiful... simply beautiful.

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Allison Barnett 13 September 2009

wow, thats all i gotta say. it was awesome

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Noel Horlanda 13 September 2009

this piece is great, well penned, lines at least runs smoothly, good flow. One of your critics pointed out the use of 'shred' meaning broken pieces of something, fragments whatever. To use 'shards' it didn't make any difference, these words are nouns not verbs.For me it depends to the author how he uses these words. We're not constructing perfect sentences on poetry. It depends on how the reader interpret the meaning of the piece created. For all you know poets are artists. It up to him how he carves his idea on a piece of wood or how he paints his masterpiece on a canvas. So.move on, mate.

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Yelena M. 12 September 2009

A perfect verse certainly unerased in eternity of the poetic world. This is beauty, indeed. Thanks for sharing, Obinna. More than 10. Yelena M.

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Susan Jarvis 12 September 2009

The first stanza is the shining star of this poem - the words are truly beautiful. S :)

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PETERSIDE EBAH 11 September 2009

Never has worthy words bent to the ground. u stand tall man. this poem is a pure beauty of the human heart against all things bad. KEEP IT UP MAN!

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Sonya Florentino 11 September 2009

in response to Barbara Terry's comment about a possible typo in your first line,3rd stanza, i was about to note the same but I think you typed the correct word-sherds, which is a variant of shards...and you did not mean to type shreds (which you already used as a verb in your first stanza) .... maybe to minimize confusion, you may want to use the more common (I think) spelling of the word-shards

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Sonya Florentino 11 September 2009

true, true! beauty and truth cannot be destroyed or devalued no matter how others try... great write Obinna!

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Narender Singh Bansal 11 September 2009

Words are what lead the herds

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Clara Odelia Ciutara 11 September 2009

For those words warm are winners. Nice, it has its own magic making me be touched. Thanks.

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Adriana C 11 September 2009

So nice poem, thank you for sharing it! 10*

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Amazing! great job I love your poem! ;)

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Kafil Uddin Raihan 10 September 2009

Never can words wreck to sherds By apathy's grave stunners, But by their delight that spreads To spray rings lush with wonders. ...excellent.....

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Beauty Philosophy 10 September 2009

A well-penned poem conveying the deep and lasting effect of kind and love words on the humans' feelings. a good reminder!

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