Friday, May 16, 2008

Wonder (And Nothing More) Comments

Rating: 5.0

He caught me,
The way children catch snowflakes
In the palm of their hands.
And for a moment, the world
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Christine Austin Cole
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Michael Harmon 24 August 2009

A beautiful metaphor, Christine. And- 'Becoming in that instance What we will never not be again.' - an artful use of a double negative. A love poem with a delicate, mysterious majesty.

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Mark Nwagwu 23 October 2008

wonder, love is a wonder - how does it happen, how could it be, why does it happen now and not then, why with this person and not that, or so many questions and no answers, only WONDER

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Dee Daffodil 06 July 2008

When the wonder of a moment takes us away from everything else in our world...then that moment should surely be one of those moments that we truly 'live' by... Hugs, Dee

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Raynette Eitel 23 May 2008

And happiness becomes as intangible as a beautiful snowflake. Lovely, Christine. Raynette

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Michael Campbell 22 May 2008

'the pure white, perfect/nothing-else of that moment.' that's beautifully written! i get an innocence, contentment happiness. all i experienced in the readings. pure 10

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