Monday, April 29, 2024

When You Come To See Off Comments

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When I am gone, who will come to see
my lifeless form, lying peacefully?

Will it be those who loathed my name,
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M. Asim Nehal
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Tihama Hykam 10 May 2024

I see a hint of philosophy in your poem, It tells us how desperate we are to know what happens after we are gone, but no one has ever turned back to see.....

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Juhaina Shiraz 02 May 2024

Marvellous poem, Too Good.

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Evelyn Judy Buehler 30 April 2024

Your poem of loving remembrance is elegantly written and touching.5 stars

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Sandra Feldman 30 April 2024

So sadly beautiful and poetically deep, an unforgettable poem that says so much and that in our hearts with deep admiration we will keep.

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Terence George Craddock 30 April 2024

p3 the final touchstone testament value of life is attesting to the stirring quality of impressions bequeathed, the warmth or cold felt enduring in lives we touched

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Terence George Craddock 30 April 2024

p2 because evil cannot stand pure beautified souls; a universal truth is lives loved or hated live on, rise in memories left heartwarming cherished virtue esteemed or dark lingering echoes;

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Terence George Craddock 30 April 2024

p1 an exquisite reflection upon life and the lifeless body, laid out in recent death in a peaceful passing, the value of a spent name; sometimes beautiful people incite rage in response demon souls 'with hearts of stone and eyes of flame',

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I wrote the poem 'Verdict Deeds Time Seal Departing Souls', inspired by the poem 'When You Come To See Off', by the poet M. Asim Nehal and dedicated to M. Asim Nehal.

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Terence George Craddock 30 April 2024

a beautiful poem contemplating the lifeless body laid to rest and various emotions of mourners, with contrast elements of nature and metaphor infused into the poem. I once wrote a poem 'Shed No Tears' about memories left after passing with similar elements but a differing perspective.

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I wrote the poem 'Lifeless Body Is Laid Out In Mourning Memories', inspired by the poem 'When You Come To See Off', by the poet M. Asim Nehal and dedicated to M. Asim Nehal.

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Zoyza Da Vinka 30 April 2024

Great similies and nice lines 'For only in death, can we truly see the impact we've made, with our legacy.

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Suzon Albert 30 April 2024

We all have our own fantasy about death. You wrote yours wonderfully.

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Sheeya Hacks 30 April 2024

I would trade all my best poems for this one. Liked it so much. TFS.

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Anjandev Roy 30 April 2024

Excellent piece once again..... thank u... friend.....

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LeeAnn Azzopardi 30 April 2024

wonderful piece Thanks for sharing this bravo-worthy poem

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Rob Lamberton 30 April 2024

"with hearts of stone and eyes of flame"

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 29 April 2024

A beautiful, heartfelt and meaningful poem on life and death. So brilliantly expressed and presented. Fantastic closure lines! To my favorites.

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Rajan T Renganathan 29 April 2024

You left me wondering, I am speechless and wandering in mu own thoughts, such is the impact of your poem on me.

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Deepak S S 29 April 2024

Marvellous poem. Fantastic summation to the mathematics of life and physics of death.

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Sando Hussam 29 April 2024

Ernest request 'So when I'm gone, and you come to see, remember me, with love and empathy.'

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Martinez Salotori 29 April 2024

Our legacy is our memories. We leave everything on earth, I mean all material things but the greatest of all is our memories shared with loved ones.

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Bharati Nayak 29 April 2024

An awesome poem with great thoughts! Like a butterfly, I'll leave this world, my soul unfurled, a story unfold. Or like a rose, my petals will fall, but my fragrance will linger, through it all.

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