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Comment from Margaret Snowdon
i stand alone at the waters edge
but i don't enter
for some reason i smile
as i trace your name
in the sand
embers of Lenore
this is the first I've read of your work, Michael..
and I must say you have a wonderful way with words...
I just love this - so touching - it's no wonder you
won the contest - congratulations, my friend.
Margaret
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2013
i stand alone at the waters edge
but i don't enter
for some reason i smile
as i trace your name
in the sand
embers of Lenore
this is the first I've read of your work, Michael..
and I must say you have a wonderful way with words...
I just love this - so touching - it's no wonder you
won the contest - congratulations, my friend.
Margaret
Comment Written 12-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 12-Sep-2013
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so humbled by your kind words. thank you very much. mike
Comment from Lylise
You're really a hopeless romantic, aren't you? This is so touching and your imagery (again) just rocks. I believe you are one of the better free verse writers on this site. I read this several times and just got sadder and sadder. Very effective. All the women in my past are named Lenore. Ha! Like an old car, eh? LMAO!! Well done, Sparky. Lynda
reply by the author on 10-Sep-2013
You're really a hopeless romantic, aren't you? This is so touching and your imagery (again) just rocks. I believe you are one of the better free verse writers on this site. I read this several times and just got sadder and sadder. Very effective. All the women in my past are named Lenore. Ha! Like an old car, eh? LMAO!! Well done, Sparky. Lynda
Comment Written 10-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 10-Sep-2013
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well, it saves me a lot of trouble as none of my exes are enemies. so Lenore means no one knows who is who. also if one asks is that about me I can say "sure darlin'..." not that I would ever do that of course. mike
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You crack me up. Hurry up and post something else so I can review it. I've been bored to death and reviewing and writing and posting all day. There's a lot of....well...pooh pooh out there so something relatively sane would be welcome. Chop chop. :)
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try "He Was My Father". 88 big cents lucky lep. and all that. would love to know what you think. very strait forward. mike
Comment from Eigle Rull
This was a cool poem my friend. Like others you've done and I've read, you chose your subject well. You homed in on it with words that easily convey your thoughts and feelings to your readers. This is really good my friend.
Always with respect,
reply by the author on 10-Sep-2013
This was a cool poem my friend. Like others you've done and I've read, you chose your subject well. You homed in on it with words that easily convey your thoughts and feelings to your readers. This is really good my friend.
Always with respect,
Comment Written 10-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 10-Sep-2013
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pleased you liked this one. this is one of mine that I like myself. rare for me. thank you very much. warm regards, mike
Comment from CR Delport
Wow, this is very well written. What a beautiful poem. It paints a lovely picture and makes for a great read. Thank you for sharing.
reply by the author on 10-Sep-2013
Wow, this is very well written. What a beautiful poem. It paints a lovely picture and makes for a great read. Thank you for sharing.
Comment Written 10-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 10-Sep-2013
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most encouraging review. very appreciated. mike
Comment from Llewellyn2012
Deep. Interesting tale of what become after what was has ran out and fate has ran its course. Great delivery and good luck in the competition!
reply by the author on 10-Sep-2013
Deep. Interesting tale of what become after what was has ran out and fate has ran its course. Great delivery and good luck in the competition!
Comment Written 10-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 10-Sep-2013
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thank you. great review. very encouraging, mike
Comment from Jane Johnson
Very nicely said Michael. It all made so much sense in such a different way of saying it. You're not hopeless. You know what it's about, this poetry thing. Keep up the good work. Winning is motivating. Every single words of this poem knew where it would end up; a name in the sand. Cool! jane
reply by the author on 04-Sep-2013
Very nicely said Michael. It all made so much sense in such a different way of saying it. You're not hopeless. You know what it's about, this poetry thing. Keep up the good work. Winning is motivating. Every single words of this poem knew where it would end up; a name in the sand. Cool! jane
Comment Written 04-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 04-Sep-2013
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what wonderful words to hear. so encouraging. thank you very very much. warmest regards, mike
Comment from Lovinia
Hi Michael
Congratulations on your win. A fine effort amidst some good poems. Excellent free verse of lost love. You strike a poignant note with your poem which evokes strong emotions in the reader. Your line spacing is very effective. I enjoyed your alliteration in "pour/pail". A painful experience for you as love does to many f us ... it sure has a bitter bite. Well done for Donna. Lenore lost out.
Your final line sums it all up perfectly. Fabulous presentation. Warm Regards - Lovinia xoxo
reply by the author on 03-Sep-2013
Hi Michael
Congratulations on your win. A fine effort amidst some good poems. Excellent free verse of lost love. You strike a poignant note with your poem which evokes strong emotions in the reader. Your line spacing is very effective. I enjoyed your alliteration in "pour/pail". A painful experience for you as love does to many f us ... it sure has a bitter bite. Well done for Donna. Lenore lost out.
Your final line sums it all up perfectly. Fabulous presentation. Warm Regards - Lovinia xoxo
Comment Written 03-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 03-Sep-2013
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wow. what encouraging and kind words. a bit shocked to win amongst some really excellent writing. very humbling. thank you so very much. mike
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Hi Michael
You deserved your win. A great free verse. I had a difficult time choosing between yours and Starting Again. Some good poems in the contest, so kudos to you. Bask in the glory, it's always exciting to be a winner. :)) Hugs - Lovi xoxox
Comment from Darkhorse555
oh i could do the dark side boo in a match strike you flame upon the page leaving ashes in its wake you should of got a shovel and buried her joking ha ha excwllent piece
reply by the author on 02-Sep-2013
oh i could do the dark side boo in a match strike you flame upon the page leaving ashes in its wake you should of got a shovel and buried her joking ha ha excwllent piece
Comment Written 02-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 02-Sep-2013
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that's what really happened but, it didn't make for much of a poem. hahaha
Comment from joneau2
Sadness oozes from every word over the apparent loss of a loved one, and the memories of same. May I ask why the last paragraph is misworded as such (intentional)? Did you mean not to capitalize the word I?
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reply by the author on 02-Sep-2013
Sadness oozes from every word over the apparent loss of a loved one, and the memories of same. May I ask why the last paragraph is misworded as such (intentional)? Did you mean not to capitalize the word I?
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Comment Written 02-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 02-Sep-2013
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yes. all intentional. small i just a little illustration of feeling small and insignificant. thank you so much.
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most curious to ask. in what way is the last paragraph misworded? I looked at it and wasn't sure what you were referring to. thank you if you have the time to give it a look see.
Comment from amanda98653
A beautiful, creative piece that talks about lost love. An exceptional use of metaphor (coals).Love could very much be like fire, burning so bright at times. The addition of coals make it last longer, but love can get so uncontrollable. The more you add, the harder it is for you to calm it down.
reply by the author on 02-Sep-2013
A beautiful, creative piece that talks about lost love. An exceptional use of metaphor (coals).Love could very much be like fire, burning so bright at times. The addition of coals make it last longer, but love can get so uncontrollable. The more you add, the harder it is for you to calm it down.
Comment Written 02-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 02-Sep-2013
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excellent thoughtful review. thank you so much.