Tuesday, January 22, 2008

' Why My Room Can'T Be A Garden ' Comments

Rating: 3.0

Why my bed can't be a
Laying green or red shape
Beauty?
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Riquetta Elliott
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Lanard Boyd 23 July 2009

Sis you already know you the best! ! ! ! You are a garden fill with love and inspiration! ! !

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C. P. Sharma 20 February 2009

Beautiful outpouring of heart. A very good poem. Keep it up. CP

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Keith Hendrickson 10 January 2009

YEAH THIS IS ANOTHER GREAT PIECE. LIKE THE WAY YOU LAID THIS 1 OUT

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Dr Kamran Haider 08 November 2008

Naive desires given beautiful words... beautiful words and images depiciting the beautiy of heart mind and soul... Really good... Keep it up...

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Sulaiman Mohd Yusof 23 May 2008

yer wanna know sumthin. yer hv to wait when the day comes and your mr.right is standing at your doorstep. evrything will change by then.nice write riquetta.

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David Desantis 12 May 2008

some interesting images here! ! I never thought to compare my room to such things, but its pretty sweet that you came up with the 'fruit/veggie' garden idea...awesome job......

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Broken Peaces 08 May 2008

I think the garrden is in your mind growing every day adding colour here there and everywhereand flowing from your pen 10 Chris

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When good musical poems bloom in the mind of RIQUETTA ELLIOT why should there be a garden away from her very self.Man`s reinvention of the missing charms in life will oneday bring forth the gardens and our springs will ever stay around. A poem quite alluring....and I am giving a 10 straightaway..

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Malini Kadir 03 April 2008

The questions that inspire a visual splash of colours and throw the mundane out of doors bold and strong personality stamped through this verse

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Sandra Fowler 09 March 2008

Very poignant. In your mind, your room is a garden. Thank you for shaing your thoughts with the world. Warmest regards, Sandra

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Elliot Hawk 28 February 2008

wonderful, wonderful, one of the best that i have read so far, trully a masterpeice

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Andrew Blakemore 27 February 2008

A beautiful poem of longing, well written Riquetta.

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Meggie Gultiano 24 February 2008

There's something in you that you wanted to express and to open up..you have done a very marvelous job in this piece of yours.. I love it

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Candice George 23 February 2008

What a way to express your poem, the words you use are very vibrant and depictive.....I luv this poem

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Nathaniel Booker 20 February 2008

My son tried to convince me that he was growing a garden in his room. He would have been successful until I grounded him and made him throw away those festering socks, lol. Very beautiful and thought-provoking piece. I like it a great deal.

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Lawrence S. Pertillar 25 January 2008

Hi Riquetta... This is a very interesting twist in the use of imagination. It depicts a joy of bursting energy and color. And yet, It still has a haunting of longing about it. An emptiness, undefined and searching. Nice Poem. I like this a lot!

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I've had such thoughts, but you express them so much better. Lol, you also make me want to redecorate now, but that's not your problem. Thank you for this lovely read.

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Alison Cassidy 23 January 2008

Wow! This is brilliant Riquetta. A raw, angry boldly expressive statement of who you are and what you want. The colors are so evocative and the repetition is strong and powerful. Congratulations. A great first up effort. love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Riquetta Elliott

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