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Karen Alexander on ~Despite Death...
This is a fantastic poem. Full of emotion. Great write.
17 minutes ago
Rangzeb Hussain on ~Despite Death...
The simplicity of this poem leaves a melancholic ache in the heart. This is an incredibly emotional work that will resonate with many readers. Thank you for sharing this sublime ...
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Christopher on Purple (it's my favorite color)
Crazy People defenitely make things happen LOL I Love the style of you Purple vest its sleek, silky, make for perfection and seduction I can see but sadly We couldn't ...
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Frederick Kesner on Southbank Blues - for Ralph 25/2/10
The title drew me in, thinking it was the Southbank civic precinct that we have along the Brisbane River. The poem was engaging, nonetheless.
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Karen Alexander on so on do i weep
There is a brilliant paradox here between the stillness around and the movement of the tears becomes the focus. Very moving poem,
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