Wednesday, December 5, 2007

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Rating: 4.8

The place like twilight
Parting between sleep and thought
Not quite across the threshold of unconsciousness
In its door way
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Howard Johnson
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Ekaterina M. Polischuk 14 September 2012

Would you come? Come along with me... )))) nice lines.... very emotional message.... something you want to tell somebody for a long time... i like it

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Sharon Smith 21 February 2012

Nicely written Howard! ! I believe you spoke of the difference between dreaming and actually been led in a vision. Many tend to put this under the heading of 'being phychic' when many are actually being 'shown' what is too come. Dajavu is a 'feeling' of those visions coming to the surface. Even the Bible speaks of this..ie..'You speak to me in the early hours and tell me of things to come...' and..'I will send dreams and visions...'. This piece captured it well.

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Tia Maria 29 October 2008

In the sanctity of pure love... this kind of poetry is a pleasure to read.... perfect!

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Miriam Maia Padua 23 October 2008

To depths of unchanging peace.. Venture with me To those places where I have not yet....... Dreamed ...............true to your words...it's really unknown...but a very beautiful place, .the way you describe...wonderful description...wonderful poetry...very unique...

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Greenwolfe 1962 31 July 2008

This is just a wonderful piece to read. I loved every line. You didn't lose me either. That would have been easy to do here. You kept your focus. I don't know how long it took you to write this, but I would be curious to know. A wonderful thing to read. I think you might need to write a book. GW62

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Latasha Dixon 13 May 2008

The way you described the poem made me want to be right there with you so i could see what would happen next....... I really liked it..... very creative

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Alyse Reichardt 01 May 2008

ver nice poem I like your conection of words, I would love to be able to write poems that dont rhyme as such :)

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Adeline Foster 25 April 2008

Glad to comment: Yes, I like this one. But I too need to read through it a few times. Metaphores are lovely. Shall indeed come back to it and browse a while. Adeline

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Margaret Alice 09 April 2008

You formulate ideas I have had also in such beautiful language - having that secret dreamworld firmly implanted in the heart and then resonating only with those things in this world that complement the inner dreams - that is the best way of living and lifting up and over the transcendence of ever-changing events; and retaining only the beautiful thoughts and eternal ideas of the sublime of which love is uppermost - as long as it is guided by the even more enchanting grace of wisdom, of course - what a beautiful write, to inspire the reader to take a flight into a different dimension of mental and psychic insight! The place where I can go No one will know It is thought, and I control Where I rule over despair and hidden depths Finding it filled with Ghosts, Angels, And alluring beauity Warmest regards, Margaret Alice.

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Blackbutterfly Wings 08 April 2008

hmmmmm. i like this one, i guess i need to read throughit a few times. but Garden lady is my fave of all time! !

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Andrew Rose 05 April 2008

Thats really nice, its secretive. And so very well described, you can feel the affection, and i love the link to the dream world. Very well sculpted =)

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Zarina Binda 04 April 2008

i agre the rythm was a bit hard to follow but that doesn't make the poem less lovely. just two tips: look at the word twilight and the two comas in the third-to-last para. greetings zarina

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Jill Ferrey 01 April 2008

I enjoyed the topic of this poem very much, yet felt it extremely difficult to follow the rythm you set with your words and structure, that said, I could feel the hope in the last line of your poem, which was a nice way for it to end. All in all I really did enjoy this one, thank you for the read.

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Shirley K.W Ka 01 April 2008

Hmm...i agree with the disconnected feeling. Nevertheless it is well placed in setting. I liked the way this poem ended, hopeful in dreams: -) .

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Goldy Locks 27 March 2008

very disconnected feeling thruout. which is harsh criticism, considering the nature and weight of the poem. did not keep me enthralled, in the least. had to force myself to read succeeding lines, i hate that. also, check your spelling. it's blasphemy to poetry that someone as popularly read as you on the site should have poor spelling. ~~sjg

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wow! this is a really nice poem! i really like it. it has a lot of feeling to it. :)

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LaTisha Parkinson 23 March 2008

yo dude this is cool. ur place sounds wicked awesome! why don't u call the poem, my magical plac. i mean sure it makes you think it's some kiddy stuff but it's cool. dude ur poem rocks.

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Abha Sharma 20 March 2008

Sir, this poem reveals your ‘stream of consciousness’, the whole set of Imagery streaming inside your mind has come alive in words, we can again visualize the thought on paper, the same poetic language is needed to appreciate it. Do keep in touch with your beautiful poetry and comments

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Malini Kadir 20 March 2008

Why this is a beauty of a poem! loved it...I am so glad to discover you today!

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Monkey Mendez 19 March 2008

That was undescribable. It wrapped me in its grace. Your poetry is, for lack of a better word, fantabulous!

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