A Picture's Worth a Thousand Poems
Viewing comments for Chapter 4 "~Ode to the Sea~"A compilation of pictapoems from my portfolio
66 total reviews
Comment from gaangel62
A magical journey it was Dean....I love the ocean...you described the beauty and danger of the sea....I could hear the waves crashing and see the sea birds flying over head.....Hugs....Angie
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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A magical journey it was Dean....I love the ocean...you described the beauty and danger of the sea....I could hear the waves crashing and see the sea birds flying over head.....Hugs....Angie
Comment Written 18-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Thanks very much for your wonderful review, Angie!
Comment from Lastamen
Ahoy! And shiver me timbers and all that bloke! I can feel the salty spray of the sea and hear the bellowing of the mizzen mast as the creaky old ship bounds its way through the churning current. An excellent adventure has been created in this intoxicating journey that you have conceived. Very well paced and evenly balanced - it flows like the violent crashes of the sea herself. Well done - ye land-lover.
Till the last amen.
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Ahoy! And shiver me timbers and all that bloke! I can feel the salty spray of the sea and hear the bellowing of the mizzen mast as the creaky old ship bounds its way through the churning current. An excellent adventure has been created in this intoxicating journey that you have conceived. Very well paced and evenly balanced - it flows like the violent crashes of the sea herself. Well done - ye land-lover.
Till the last amen.
Comment Written 17-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Hah! Thanks for the hilarious review, Lastamen. You brightened up my day, my friend!
Comment from Mastery
Hi, Dean. Wonderful graphics and the poem is unbelievably good. You are on a roll, my friend. I absolutely love the island picture with the waves and all. Bravo! Bob
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Hi, Dean. Wonderful graphics and the poem is unbelievably good. You are on a roll, my friend. I absolutely love the island picture with the waves and all. Bravo! Bob
Comment Written 17-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Thank you so much, Bob. I always value your opinion most highly, as you are an exceptionally talented writer. If you say it's good, then as far as I'm concerned, it's good...
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Good. :) Bob
Comment from DR DIP
Well ya certainly got me!! but you knew that didn't you?
brilliant but why would it not be any other way..love it
can I just say one thing and this is more to do with the background music..you sent me a link to backround music in my message box of crashing waves ebbing and flowing to the shore..it is beautiful and therapeutic..i really think that it has more modulation and sounds more like sea waves crashing..this although still appropriate has a more consistent sound..and sounds more like a stuck flushing cistern,,I know that sounds like a terrible analogy and I not trying to be smart arse..its just that I was going to use similar behind one of my sea poems but it just seemedtoo strong and constant a sound and became more of a destruction. you know the sound of gently breaking waves on a nightime shorebreak and a very still night..thats the effect I found I loved the most as backround reading my poem..please please don't take this as a criticism more of an observation..who am I to critique your beautiful poetic productions..they are always a pleasure to open
as always ( I hope after this! lol) dip
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Well ya certainly got me!! but you knew that didn't you?
brilliant but why would it not be any other way..love it
can I just say one thing and this is more to do with the background music..you sent me a link to backround music in my message box of crashing waves ebbing and flowing to the shore..it is beautiful and therapeutic..i really think that it has more modulation and sounds more like sea waves crashing..this although still appropriate has a more consistent sound..and sounds more like a stuck flushing cistern,,I know that sounds like a terrible analogy and I not trying to be smart arse..its just that I was going to use similar behind one of my sea poems but it just seemedtoo strong and constant a sound and became more of a destruction. you know the sound of gently breaking waves on a nightime shorebreak and a very still night..thats the effect I found I loved the most as backround reading my poem..please please don't take this as a criticism more of an observation..who am I to critique your beautiful poetic productions..they are always a pleasure to open
as always ( I hope after this! lol) dip
Comment Written 17-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Heh, thanks, as always dipster! I will always value you opinion and take heed of what you think. If I stop listening to those who read my work, then I may as well quit writing altogether!
Comment from pipersfancy
You, Sir, can stir my imagination and take me on a sea-faring voyage anywhere, anytime! This is simply... MAGNIFICENT!!!
PF
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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You, Sir, can stir my imagination and take me on a sea-faring voyage anywhere, anytime! This is simply... MAGNIFICENT!!!
PF
Comment Written 17-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Thanks very much, Pipe! I am very glad that you weighed in on this one for me. I certainly appreciate you wonderful review!
Comment from kiwijenny
Wow occipital cortex. I didn't know it was our minds eye........thank you for this poem... I love the sea. I love the journey you took us on....and there was no blood dripping just seagulls locka locka locking......if only there was a smell of brine to complete the experience ...I love your poems they are experiences.....
God bless
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Wow occipital cortex. I didn't know it was our minds eye........thank you for this poem... I love the sea. I love the journey you took us on....and there was no blood dripping just seagulls locka locka locking......if only there was a smell of brine to complete the experience ...I love your poems they are experiences.....
God bless
Comment Written 17-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Heh, thanks kiwijenny. I've been trying to figure out how to incorporate smells into my poetry, although sometimes, it probably wouldn't be a good idea, LOL...
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Lol
Comment from Shirley E Kennedy
You've done it again.
You've produced a mammoth tale full of mystique and adventure and I get to travel this journey free of charge.
You've delivered a magical pictapoem which is such a fantastic background for this great -Ode to the sea.
For older readers though the white text fades into the white areas of the pic and is a little harder to read.
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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You've done it again.
You've produced a mammoth tale full of mystique and adventure and I get to travel this journey free of charge.
You've delivered a magical pictapoem which is such a fantastic background for this great -Ode to the sea.
For older readers though the white text fades into the white areas of the pic and is a little harder to read.
Comment Written 17-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Thanks so much for your gracious reply and wonderful review, seken58. I am truly happy that you liked it!
Comment from Dawn Munro
Oh Dean! What a simply elegant and beautiful poem! You've caught me without a six, yet again, my friend, but this is so worthy! Gorgeous phrasing, lovely rhyme - you hit the 'sweet spot' for me, too, as I love the ocean. I feel so badly I can't rate this as it deserves...EXCEPTIONAL**************!!!
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Oh Dean! What a simply elegant and beautiful poem! You've caught me without a six, yet again, my friend, but this is so worthy! Gorgeous phrasing, lovely rhyme - you hit the 'sweet spot' for me, too, as I love the ocean. I feel so badly I can't rate this as it deserves...EXCEPTIONAL**************!!!
Comment Written 17-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Hey, six or no six, I am just very glad that you enjoyed it, Dawn. I appreciate your generous rating and you fantastic comments, my friend...
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It was my pleasure, Dean.
Comment from SteveY
Boy this author really knows how to pack a punch in his writing. It's always so creative and always has an additional video and the artistry is always wonderful too.
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Boy this author really knows how to pack a punch in his writing. It's always so creative and always has an additional video and the artistry is always wonderful too.
Comment Written 17-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Thank you very much, SteveY. I think your work is pretty amazing as well!
Comment from barkingdog
This is lovely, Dean. It has a rhythm that feels like waves or a boat rocking. Slow and dreamy, it takes the reader along with it to and imaginary land.
I always enjoy reading your even tempoed rhyming quatrains.
Out of sixes again. I feel like such a dunce, not to have held on to one. :) ellen
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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This is lovely, Dean. It has a rhythm that feels like waves or a boat rocking. Slow and dreamy, it takes the reader along with it to and imaginary land.
I always enjoy reading your even tempoed rhyming quatrains.
Out of sixes again. I feel like such a dunce, not to have held on to one. :) ellen
Comment Written 17-Sep-2013
reply by the author on 20-Sep-2013
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Ah well, I always run out of the darn sixes too fast myself, BD. I wish the had a "bank" where you could save them up. So often, I run across an exceptional piece of writing (like on of you Appalachian stories, for example) after I've used mine all up!