CSP: A Collection of Poems
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Comment from JoAnna Lee
As a music lover, I think you nailed it. I believe we need music in our lives, both happy and sad. Nice job on this rictameter poem. Good Luck in the contest.
Thanks for sharing,
Donna
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As a music lover, I think you nailed it. I believe we need music in our lives, both happy and sad. Nice job on this rictameter poem. Good Luck in the contest.
Thanks for sharing,
Donna
Comment Written 01-Feb-2009
Comment from Oatmeal
Sixteezkid,
I like this style. It resembles a diamante. At least the formatting looks the same. Wonderful job! I wish you the best in the contest.
Emotional reflections are insightful and impressive.
It is perfectly written and completely error free.
I look forward to seeing you again.
Love you,
Oatmeal
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Sixteezkid,
I like this style. It resembles a diamante. At least the formatting looks the same. Wonderful job! I wish you the best in the contest.
Emotional reflections are insightful and impressive.
It is perfectly written and completely error free.
I look forward to seeing you again.
Love you,
Oatmeal
Comment Written 01-Feb-2009
Comment from becky7777
very nice. you are so right music does wonders for the soul. but some can do the opposite. I have teen kids and some of theirs i hate. but most of the time i will get in a better mood with music.
did great for the contest. love your poem. good luck
Becky
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very nice. you are so right music does wonders for the soul. but some can do the opposite. I have teen kids and some of theirs i hate. but most of the time i will get in a better mood with music.
did great for the contest. love your poem. good luck
Becky
Comment Written 01-Feb-2009
Comment from GregoryC
There's no denying the value of music. People react to music with their sense of life. Like poetry, music presents an emotion, but the emotion is not directly felt. It is like experiencing the emotions of other people. You recognize the emotion, and react to it depending on your own mood, emotions, or sense of life. A song that expresses joy may make some people react with joy of their own. Others may feel revulsion, or sadness. Music is an intregal part of our lives.
Expertly crafted rictameter bring into play the important role of music as an essential ingredient of one's own life and of human life in all cultures.
Excellent work.
Gregory
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There's no denying the value of music. People react to music with their sense of life. Like poetry, music presents an emotion, but the emotion is not directly felt. It is like experiencing the emotions of other people. You recognize the emotion, and react to it depending on your own mood, emotions, or sense of life. A song that expresses joy may make some people react with joy of their own. Others may feel revulsion, or sadness. Music is an intregal part of our lives.
Expertly crafted rictameter bring into play the important role of music as an essential ingredient of one's own life and of human life in all cultures.
Excellent work.
Gregory
Comment Written 01-Feb-2009
Comment from Gert sherwood
Hello Sixteezkid
yes you are so right I find that music is always good when I need a boast it makes me feel happy
Loved it when you said-Penetrates our hungry souls
With harmony amongst constant chaos
Gert
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Hello Sixteezkid
yes you are so right I find that music is always good when I need a boast it makes me feel happy
Loved it when you said-Penetrates our hungry souls
With harmony amongst constant chaos
Gert
Comment Written 31-Jan-2009
Comment from debskatz
Hi kid,
Very nice rictameter! And I totally agree with you about music. Lord knows I don't know what I'd do without it!
Good luck in the contest!
smiles,
deb
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Hi kid,
Very nice rictameter! And I totally agree with you about music. Lord knows I don't know what I'd do without it!
Good luck in the contest!
smiles,
deb
Comment Written 31-Jan-2009
Comment from Artasylum
music is the universal language...always has been since time began with rhythms around fires. so true and good richameter...thanks so much yours, diana
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music is the universal language...always has been since time began with rhythms around fires. so true and good richameter...thanks so much yours, diana
Comment Written 31-Jan-2009
Comment from VICTIMEYES
excellent looking poem, the words also, It crosses cultural landscapes, very delicious line in the piece, you defining is huge.
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excellent looking poem, the words also, It crosses cultural landscapes, very delicious line in the piece, you defining is huge.
Comment Written 31-Jan-2009
Comment from S.Yocom
This is a fine rictameter, Sue. Youe syllable numbers are exactly right, and the poem actually makes sense. I was drawn to it because of its title, since I am a musician, having taught public school music and given piano lessons for many years. So I agree with you completely about the power of music. Nicely done.
Sally
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This is a fine rictameter, Sue. Youe syllable numbers are exactly right, and the poem actually makes sense. I was drawn to it because of its title, since I am a musician, having taught public school music and given piano lessons for many years. So I agree with you completely about the power of music. Nicely done.
Sally
Comment Written 31-Jan-2009
Comment from darrenchelseafan86
Hi there
good job, well done.
Simple to look at and read. But I bet its difficult in practice.
This line just about sums up everything about music.
With harmony amongst constant chaos.
regards
Darren
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Hi there
good job, well done.
Simple to look at and read. But I bet its difficult in practice.
This line just about sums up everything about music.
With harmony amongst constant chaos.
regards
Darren
Comment Written 31-Jan-2009