Writings From the Heart
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Comment from fastdigits
An interesting and well crafted
thought where the wisdom of one
generation is not written in words
of the poet, but transferred by
voice from one generation to the
next, with the only book, that
which is retained in the recesses
of the mind.
What a thought provoking piece of
writing.
Well done
reply by the author on 03-May-2010
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An interesting and well crafted
thought where the wisdom of one
generation is not written in words
of the poet, but transferred by
voice from one generation to the
next, with the only book, that
which is retained in the recesses
of the mind.
What a thought provoking piece of
writing.
Well done
Comment Written 03-May-2010
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thank you
Comment from Frank Fathom
Excellent piece of work that really makes people think. It invites the reader to ponder the state of things and ask? What can I do to make things better for others. I find no errors or mistakes. Good job. FF
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Excellent piece of work that really makes people think. It invites the reader to ponder the state of things and ask? What can I do to make things better for others. I find no errors or mistakes. Good job. FF
Comment Written 03-May-2010
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thank you frank
Comment from InHisownwrite
love the thought and emotion behind this.... it says so much....love (never to be written or carved in stone)
and the last two lines definitely give you something to think about.... noticed that this is your first year at writing... continue my friend.. you have something to say... Bryan
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love the thought and emotion behind this.... it says so much....love (never to be written or carved in stone)
and the last two lines definitely give you something to think about.... noticed that this is your first year at writing... continue my friend.. you have something to say... Bryan
Comment Written 03-May-2010
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thanks Bryan am tryin
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You're trying WELL my friend... Bryan
Comment from Nicki_Mist
It is a worry. Does the generation repsect us enough to carry it on to their sons? You have a good thought provoking poem with good imagery here. So true too. Keep it up.
Nicole
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It is a worry. Does the generation repsect us enough to carry it on to their sons? You have a good thought provoking poem with good imagery here. So true too. Keep it up.
Nicole
Comment Written 03-May-2010
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thank you Nicki
Comment from Ann Smith
You indeed have deep waters. I like your tractor and my daughter would too. I am trying to pass to my children stories from their grandmother so they won't be lost. I like the essence of your poem and how it conveys that message. ann
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You indeed have deep waters. I like your tractor and my daughter would too. I am trying to pass to my children stories from their grandmother so they won't be lost. I like the essence of your poem and how it conveys that message. ann
Comment Written 03-May-2010
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thank you
Comment from patmedium
Hessiod said (about 800 b. c.)
"I see no hope for the future of our people if they are dependent on the frivolous youth of today, for certainly all youth are reckless beyond words. When I was a boy, we were taught to be discreet and respectful of elders, but the present youth are exceedingly 'wise' and impatient of restraint."
foreword [forward]
I found this quote a long time ago. Think it pertains in a way to what you say here, and what I feel:
I think the youth of the twenty first century read in text format and hear only ipods.
Pat.
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Hessiod said (about 800 b. c.)
"I see no hope for the future of our people if they are dependent on the frivolous youth of today, for certainly all youth are reckless beyond words. When I was a boy, we were taught to be discreet and respectful of elders, but the present youth are exceedingly 'wise' and impatient of restraint."
foreword [forward]
I found this quote a long time ago. Think it pertains in a way to what you say here, and what I feel:
I think the youth of the twenty first century read in text format and hear only ipods.
Pat.
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thanks Pat
Comment from bhogg
Odd timing to be reading your poem. My brother and I were recently talking about things that our Grandparents told us or showed us, and we never wrote them down. Such a shame and such a loss of true knowledge.
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Odd timing to be reading your poem. My brother and I were recently talking about things that our Grandparents told us or showed us, and we never wrote them down. Such a shame and such a loss of true knowledge.
Comment Written 03-May-2010
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thanks for reading
Comment from Josipher32
deepwater,
"To all unwritten things" was a wonderfully written writing poem. I especially enjoyed the artwork you supplied with the piece.
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deepwater,
"To all unwritten things" was a wonderfully written writing poem. I especially enjoyed the artwork you supplied with the piece.
Comment Written 03-May-2010
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thank you
Comment from seewhatimwritingnow
Very lovely and thought provoking writing- Great presentation too !! LOL- with 'FanStory' being here- I think most things WILL find their way to paper! Thanks for sharing this. Betty
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Very lovely and thought provoking writing- Great presentation too !! LOL- with 'FanStory' being here- I think most things WILL find their way to paper! Thanks for sharing this. Betty
Comment Written 03-May-2010
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thanks for reading Betty
Comment from adewpearl
pass secrets foreword - forward
I so regret all the parts of my family's history that are totally lost because nobody wrote them down - I know next to nothing about most of my ancestors, which is one of the reasons I write, so that will not be true for my children and grandchildren and great grandchildren - I want them to know about me and my parents and the times we lived in. You address a most significant question to me. Brooke
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pass secrets foreword - forward
I so regret all the parts of my family's history that are totally lost because nobody wrote them down - I know next to nothing about most of my ancestors, which is one of the reasons I write, so that will not be true for my children and grandchildren and great grandchildren - I want them to know about me and my parents and the times we lived in. You address a most significant question to me. Brooke
Comment Written 03-May-2010
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thank you Brooke
