Monday, July 16, 2018

When The Sky Rained Nectar Comments

Rating: 4.8

As the scurrying clouds clashed and broke
Sparks of light cut instant pathways
Thunder stamped across the darkening sky
Like an enraged beast, violently hurt
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Valsa George
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Tom Allport 29 September 2018

A wonderfully descriptive poem of the good and bad nature brings? .........well penned Valsa

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Bri Edwards 27 August 2018

p.s. i wonder what PH's darkness Robert's comment refers to. hmmm? i DO have some ideas. bri: (

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Bri Edwards 27 August 2018

(cont.) AND glossy leaves giggled...gorgeous! ! ! darn! the ONLY suggestion (to maybe make it a LITTLE better, in my eyes at least) : use Sighed deeply, not deep. to MyPoemList ASAP (As Soon As Possible) ! ! ! a wonderful treatment of a 'downpour', its cause and consequences! ! bri :)

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Valsa George 28 August 2018

Thank you Bri for your comprehensive evaluation of my poem! Thank you for your suggestion. I will change it to 'sighed deeply'!

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Bri Edwards 27 August 2018

after reading accident of a collision, i 'had to' reread what came before it, in order to understand. yes, the clouds collided! ! ! VERY NICE way to put it! and i can picture now: the sky's bosom heaving. nice bosom, Ms. Sky! ! my, my! ! ! perhaps i can soothe your pain? ? ? Holding hands, from heaven's heights, ......lovely alliterations attend this poem! (cont.)

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Khairul Ahsan 23 August 2018

'The grass and plants had a passionate romance With this spill out from sky's seamless heights Drunk with heavenly elixir, the thirsty earth lay content And glossy leaves giggled, washed clean of all the dirt' - beautiful imagination, soul soothing!

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Valsa George 28 August 2018

Thanks a lot Khairul....! Glad you find it soothing!

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Subhas Chandra Chakra 01 August 2018

Wow Ma'am, amazing flow of poetry pouring gallons of wet monsoon touches over the rain washed heart. A timely gift for the summer burnt heart of your readers, thanks for this lovely storm. Enjoyed being wet under it.. felt like throwing the umbrella of home sickness. 10++++++ Subhas

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Valsa George 02 August 2018

So delighted by this beautiful comment Subhas.....! Your words have touched my spirit like a cool shower....! Thank you so much!

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Nosheen Irfan 01 August 2018

An amazing description of monsoon showers. Rich in thoughts and vocabulary.

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Valsa George 02 August 2018

Thank you Nosheen for your beautiful comment!

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Glen Kappy 30 July 2018

wow! valsa. your dramatic description fits well the subject and resonates with me—this is the kind of demonstration we experience here in what we sometimes call a male rain (as opposed to a gentle female one) . we had one just a few days ago in which we got about an inch and a half of rain in a relatively short time and required about two hours of my time the next morning cleaning the debris from the onslaught. well written! -glen

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Valsa George 31 July 2018

Thank you Glen for your sweet comment! If I borrow your term, we are having 'male rains' every day..... too much of it, making even human habitations submerged!

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 26 July 2018

Thunder stamped across the darkening sky Like an enraged beast, violently hurt just superb simile but hurt not speak not many poets are a kind of a self lot take care West and East can never meet

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Valsa George 29 July 2018

Thank you for your comment dear poet friend! Sorry I didn't understand the latter part of your comment!

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 20 July 2018

Wow, what a wonderful nature write. It vividly depicts the power of nature. In an instant it gives and lengthens life and.on the other hand.it drastically takes away or shortens life. Beautifully crafted write with compelling imagery. Each stanza of this piece of work stands out.10 ++++ On to my Poem List.

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Valsa George 29 July 2018

Thanks a lot Rose Marie for your highly encouraging comment, also for the honor of sending this to your poem list!

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Captain Cur 20 July 2018

The rain and wind give life but also take it away. Magnificently penned. Very descriptive, could hear the thunder and see the lightning from my ship.

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Valsa George 29 July 2018

So are you still on a voyage? Thanks a lot for reading and commenting Captain Cur!

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Akhtar Jawad 19 July 2018

Being restricted to write only a few words, I opt to submit my comments as a poem Nectar of LOve. Anyone, interested may read it.

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Valsa George 29 July 2018

There is no such restriction Akhtarji! However thanks!

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Tirupathi Chandrupatla 18 July 2018

Storm's effect is on things large and small. Even the little thing is not left out in the beautiful poem.

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Valsa George 29 July 2018

Thank you Tirupathi sir! Yes, sometimes rain spares nothing!

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Susan Williams 17 July 2018

Dang, girl, you just had me out in the most violent rainstorm ever- -I am a wet bedraggled mess- -sopping wet and in a disarray from those violent winds and teeth chattering from fear as well as the cold. Excellent writing to put your reader into the scene like that- -but the next time offer us a raincoat and umbrella, okay? 10+++++++++++++++++++++

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Valsa George 17 July 2018

No one can match you in your playfulness and vivacity! Your nature is reflected in your comments too! I enjoyed this deluge of words from your gifted pen......! I should have provided at least a rain coat if I knew that the sudden shower might leave you 'a bedraggled mess'! ! Thanks a lot for your sparkling comment!

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Simone Inez Harriman 17 July 2018

A very descriptive write that captures the heavy drops of the storm, that not only nurtures the earth and sturdy plants but also destroys the more fragile. I enjoyed the rewarding visual feast that your poetry lends.10+

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Valsa George 17 July 2018

Thank you Simone! Thanks for stopping by to read my poems! Your words give me greater inspiration to write!

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Kumarmani Mahakul 17 July 2018

Sorry, please treat a for an.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 17 July 2018

A fantastic inscription has been made on clouds, rain and nature with an marvelous beginning. The four lines of third stanza stimulate the mind and body to have a look to that particular scenery. It is a poem basing on metaphor relating to sweet and sour feeling. The grass and plants getting the raindrops as heavenly elixir enjoy romance where as the petals unable to make even a moan. A great write.10

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Valsa George 17 July 2018

Thank you Kumaramani sir for your detailed analysis of the poem and your final conclusion!

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Indira Renganathan 16 July 2018

Very captivating....with sad ending lines...but that is also true to reality...only a good poet like you can point at such scenario of a rain drama...very inspiring poem Valsa...great as usual...thanks a lot

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Valsa George 17 July 2018

Thank you Indira Madam! Glad my 'rain drama' could leave an impact on you!

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Irfanulla Shariff 16 July 2018

Stunning imagery. A wonderful gem! Valsa, your poem shines.

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Valsa George 17 July 2018

Wow.... how sweet it is to hear such lovely words! ! Thanks Irfanulla......!

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Robert Murray Smith 16 July 2018

Valsa, the beauty of your poetry shines amongst the darkness this site has entered.++10

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Valsa George 17 July 2018

Your words infuse me with a lot of enthusiasm! Thanks Robert for your kind comment!

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