Random Reflections.
Viewing comments for Chapter 44 "The Dancing Dolphins on the Wave"Poems of Random wandering; an inward look.
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Comment from Motobadger
informative
reply by the author on 02-May-2023
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Comment Written 02-May-2023
reply by the author on 02-May-2023
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Thanks. It would have been more constructive if you had given me critical direction for giving me a low rating rather than a whimsical Good.
Comment from Cass Carlton
This piece contains a narrative of a wonderful
experience that happened to the author. He was "down in the dumps" emotionally, feeling that life wasn't what he thought it would be and "what was to come next?" Would it be more of what had become his lot in life? Was this "The Big Picture?" If it was then nothing he envisaged held any kind of hope, or pleasure,Then, suddenly, a Bottlenosed Dolphin leapt out of the waves and splashed back again accompanied by some of his joyful, marine companions. To his delight the dolphins performed an impromptu dance through the ocean, ending when the man watching had changed his outlook completely, He now looked upon Nature with a different Point of View. He makes clear his changed outlook in verse 9
where he speaks of "the blessing of nature" and to use Nature's proximity to combat "melancholy" There is a little "nest" of Spags in verse 4 with an apostrophe needed for "ocean's king. In the next line Posiedon's throne is the correction needed there. Also Posiedon and Neptune are one and the same. Neptune is Roman. Posiedon is Greek. Do you want to mention him in both incarnations? Your call on this, great poem, wonderful experience. Thanks for sharing. cheers Cass
reply by the author on 02-May-2023
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This piece contains a narrative of a wonderful
experience that happened to the author. He was "down in the dumps" emotionally, feeling that life wasn't what he thought it would be and "what was to come next?" Would it be more of what had become his lot in life? Was this "The Big Picture?" If it was then nothing he envisaged held any kind of hope, or pleasure,Then, suddenly, a Bottlenosed Dolphin leapt out of the waves and splashed back again accompanied by some of his joyful, marine companions. To his delight the dolphins performed an impromptu dance through the ocean, ending when the man watching had changed his outlook completely, He now looked upon Nature with a different Point of View. He makes clear his changed outlook in verse 9
where he speaks of "the blessing of nature" and to use Nature's proximity to combat "melancholy" There is a little "nest" of Spags in verse 4 with an apostrophe needed for "ocean's king. In the next line Posiedon's throne is the correction needed there. Also Posiedon and Neptune are one and the same. Neptune is Roman. Posiedon is Greek. Do you want to mention him in both incarnations? Your call on this, great poem, wonderful experience. Thanks for sharing. cheers Cass
Comment Written 02-May-2023
reply by the author on 02-May-2023
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CassCarlton: Thanks for such a heart warming review. My message has come through and that's my reward. The poem came from my personal sufferings and reviving from it. Nature has healing ways to recharge and that's what I experienced. I will make corrections and using two names of same god, was intentional to make it inclusive of all cultures that (I thought), would appreciate this poem. My best regards,
Arun.
