Shall We Dance
A life's requites37 total reviews
Comment from Wendy G
A extra star for brilliant artwork as well (not really, your poem is also exceptional!) I like the succinct wisdom in your Author's Notes as well. We are analysed in our weaknesses, by each other, judged, pronounced ... wanting, labelled, and their pronouncement seals our human fate. We all have just those few moments of life between birth and death - so little in view of eternity. We are insignificant - and yet, are we not all tiny parts of a much bigger plan?
reply by the author on 30-Jun-2021
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A extra star for brilliant artwork as well (not really, your poem is also exceptional!) I like the succinct wisdom in your Author's Notes as well. We are analysed in our weaknesses, by each other, judged, pronounced ... wanting, labelled, and their pronouncement seals our human fate. We all have just those few moments of life between birth and death - so little in view of eternity. We are insignificant - and yet, are we not all tiny parts of a much bigger plan?
Comment Written 28-Jun-2021
reply by the author on 30-Jun-2021
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Wonderful interpretation.
Yes, I do truly believe we
are all eternal. Tiny cogs
in the intricate wheels of all
that time turns.
Thank you so much,
Doug
Comment from Dolly'sPoems
The lifelong dance is far too short and we are soon in our graves and embedded in history with all the other souls who have gone before, a poignant write, love Dolly x
reply by the author on 28-Jun-2021
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The lifelong dance is far too short and we are soon in our graves and embedded in history with all the other souls who have gone before, a poignant write, love Dolly x
Comment Written 28-Jun-2021
reply by the author on 28-Jun-2021
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Thank you, Dolly.
Comment from equestrik
I have read and re-read this and I find it full of depth and intrique. I like that it makes the reader think evaluate and consider. Well done and the artwork as well.
reply by the author on 28-Jun-2021
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I have read and re-read this and I find it full of depth and intrique. I like that it makes the reader think evaluate and consider. Well done and the artwork as well.
Comment Written 27-Jun-2021
reply by the author on 28-Jun-2021
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Thank you.
I am affected.
Doug
Comment from Goodadvicechan
I like the opening which attracts you to read on : " Hello,
my ghosts. Are you there?" This is a skillful way to draw readers attention. All readers would like to see what happens next.
I have some doubts as the the meaning of this paragraph: "The fate
of all men is the grave," Is this true? Perhaps they carry their fate to their grave.
I enjoy the poem.
Thank yuo for sharing,
reply by the author on 28-Jun-2021
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I like the opening which attracts you to read on : " Hello,
my ghosts. Are you there?" This is a skillful way to draw readers attention. All readers would like to see what happens next.
I have some doubts as the the meaning of this paragraph: "The fate
of all men is the grave," Is this true? Perhaps they carry their fate to their grave.
I enjoy the poem.
Thank yuo for sharing,
Comment Written 27-Jun-2021
reply by the author on 28-Jun-2021
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Are we all not all fated for the grave?
Comment from Tasuke
Melancholic but honest; from the skeletons in our closet to the preference to immediate gratification and sensory satisfaction; confident diagnoses and swift dismissal of they which are to be our informants.
Acceptance of impermanence; in that we agree. None escape their appointment with the black reaper.
"Every man is broken eventually" is quite a resonating line as well.
Well done.
reply by the author on 27-Jun-2021
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Melancholic but honest; from the skeletons in our closet to the preference to immediate gratification and sensory satisfaction; confident diagnoses and swift dismissal of they which are to be our informants.
Acceptance of impermanence; in that we agree. None escape their appointment with the black reaper.
"Every man is broken eventually" is quite a resonating line as well.
Well done.
Comment Written 27-Jun-2021
reply by the author on 27-Jun-2021
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I, absolutely, thank you.
For an open mind, for
due diligence, for resonating
when it is easier not to.
Doug
Comment from Raul1
This is a very well penned poem. It's beautifully written. The sentences flow with clarity. I have enjoyed reading your piece of poetry. Thank you for sharing! I like it.
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reply by the author on 27-Jun-2021
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This is a very well penned poem. It's beautifully written. The sentences flow with clarity. I have enjoyed reading your piece of poetry. Thank you for sharing! I like it.
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Comment Written 27-Jun-2021
reply by the author on 27-Jun-2021
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I can only thank you,
Most sincerely,
Doug
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You're welcome!
Comment from Elizabeth Emerald
Compelling and thought-provoking--startling imagery--does this pertain to mental illness diagnosis or addiction--both?--sugg: translation of German in note--what's up with Argentina?
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reply by the author on 27-Jun-2021
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Compelling and thought-provoking--startling imagery--does this pertain to mental illness diagnosis or addiction--both?--sugg: translation of German in note--what's up with Argentina?
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Comment Written 27-Jun-2021
reply by the author on 27-Jun-2021
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Eva Perone.
"Don't cry for me, Argentina.
Thank you, Doug
