CSP: A Collection of Poems
Viewing comments for Chapter 109 "Cloud of Sand"A collection of poetry
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Comment from Hitcher
I've been there seen it and felt the sting of it on my face, that is a great Haiku Sue, you took me there and I lived it for a moment. Definitely the best haiku I have read for a while friend.
We might need a discussion, you can give me some pointers, I have got to try one!
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2009
I've been there seen it and felt the sting of it on my face, that is a great Haiku Sue, you took me there and I lived it for a moment. Definitely the best haiku I have read for a while friend.
We might need a discussion, you can give me some pointers, I have got to try one!
Comment Written 07-Jan-2009
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2009
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Hitch, what a great compliment! Thank so SO much! So glad you described your feelings when reading it. Awesome... Sue
Comment from gjensen
I love your second line: "shifting sands at wind's command". I know that most haiku don't have a rhyming scheme, but this is very effective here. Actually, I think the entire poem is excellent. I don't know much about haiku, but I think the first line only contains 4 syllables. Maybe putting "a dry desert dune" would be a fix, but who cares? Good work.
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2009
I love your second line: "shifting sands at wind's command". I know that most haiku don't have a rhyming scheme, but this is very effective here. Actually, I think the entire poem is excellent. I don't know much about haiku, but I think the first line only contains 4 syllables. Maybe putting "a dry desert dune" would be a fix, but who cares? Good work.
Comment Written 07-Jan-2009
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2009
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gjensen, thanks so much for this very fine review! You are correct. I only had 4 syllables and had to run to edit it! I would've been run out of Dodge with that! Ha! Sue
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gjensen, thanks so much for this very fine review! You are correct. I only had 4 syllables and had to run to edit it! I would've been run out of Dodge with that! Ha! Sue
Comment from adewpearl
Ray is being strict about all the rules - so warning - your first line has only 4 syllables, not five - once you take care of that you are good
the first line is completely alliterative according to rules and the image is lovely to visualize - and the first two lines interconnect - I can just imagine the shifting sands of the dunes in the wind - the final satori line, separate from the first two sets a good tone
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reply by the author on 07-Jan-2009
Ray is being strict about all the rules - so warning - your first line has only 4 syllables, not five - once you take care of that you are good
the first line is completely alliterative according to rules and the image is lovely to visualize - and the first two lines interconnect - I can just imagine the shifting sands of the dunes in the wind - the final satori line, separate from the first two sets a good tone
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Comment Written 07-Jan-2009
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2009
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Brooke, yeah a MAJOR faux pas! Saw that and changed it quick-smart! Thanks for the heads-up, though. Thank you for your review and comments! Sue
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good fix! :-)
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thanks for that, brooke!
Comment from Jazh
Beautiful haiku....I loved the alliteration. You paint a vivid picture - I could feel the sand between my toes! Well done, and good luck with it. :)
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Beautiful haiku....I loved the alliteration. You paint a vivid picture - I could feel the sand between my toes! Well done, and good luck with it. :)
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Comment Written 07-Jan-2009