Writings From the Heart
Viewing comments for Chapter 37 "Creation Sleeps"A book of Poetry & Writing
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Comment from zanya
Oh yes 'tired eyes of pure mortals' are we not in a sense puny things against the majesty and sheer awe of this celestial 'production'- very interesting
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Oh yes 'tired eyes of pure mortals' are we not in a sense puny things against the majesty and sheer awe of this celestial 'production'- very interesting
Comment Written 18-Jun-2014
Comment from Dorothy Farrell
I can't say I ever think like this when I go to sleep but for sure for some there will be no waking. But often do wonder if I will wake to the rising sun - it will rise but not necessarily where I am. Thought provoking. Regards Dorothy
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I can't say I ever think like this when I go to sleep but for sure for some there will be no waking. But often do wonder if I will wake to the rising sun - it will rise but not necessarily where I am. Thought provoking. Regards Dorothy
Comment Written 18-Jun-2014
Comment from DR DIP
so GW? What DO we have here? a statement ? an observation? A warning? lol
"The last look at perfection through tired eyes of pure mortals,
Will we awake to see the rising of the sun or sleep for eternity?"
I have to admit these two lines have really taken me in ...not only for interpretation but for shear pondering quality. I really like what you have said..not necessarily presented as a poem in my eyes but more as an important statement we all should take heed in and think about
thanks for sharing deepwater
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so GW? What DO we have here? a statement ? an observation? A warning? lol
"The last look at perfection through tired eyes of pure mortals,
Will we awake to see the rising of the sun or sleep for eternity?"
I have to admit these two lines have really taken me in ...not only for interpretation but for shear pondering quality. I really like what you have said..not necessarily presented as a poem in my eyes but more as an important statement we all should take heed in and think about
thanks for sharing deepwater
dip
Comment Written 18-Jun-2014
Comment from seaglass
So...I have to say I never think this thought when I go to sleep...thank you for putting it in my head...LOL
Very short poem pared with a lovely picture. No one knows how long a life will be.
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So...I have to say I never think this thought when I go to sleep...thank you for putting it in my head...LOL
Very short poem pared with a lovely picture. No one knows how long a life will be.
Comment Written 18-Jun-2014
Comment from Dean Kuch
Good question, deepwater, one I have to ask myself every day. I have an advanced stage of heart disease, curable only through the intricate procedure of a heart transplant. I suffer from severe insomnia, sleeping two, three hours a night (if I'm very lucky) because I carry the fear of falling asleep and never waking up with me like a two-ton weight. It isn't the dying that bothers me, it's the not being able to say good-bye to the one's I love that's got me staying awake nights. So, I write, I watch over my family and pets, listening to the sounds of their sleeping. I read, I review, then I write some more.
This is a very profound verse; concise, yet complex.
Great work...
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Good question, deepwater, one I have to ask myself every day. I have an advanced stage of heart disease, curable only through the intricate procedure of a heart transplant. I suffer from severe insomnia, sleeping two, three hours a night (if I'm very lucky) because I carry the fear of falling asleep and never waking up with me like a two-ton weight. It isn't the dying that bothers me, it's the not being able to say good-bye to the one's I love that's got me staying awake nights. So, I write, I watch over my family and pets, listening to the sounds of their sleeping. I read, I review, then I write some more.
This is a very profound verse; concise, yet complex.
Great work...
Comment Written 18-Jun-2014
Comment from Fleedleflump
I appreciate the sentiment, of taking in all we can and accepting the beauty of each day, but I feel like your two lines need a little more concrete in their connection. 'Pure' is an odd word choice, too, as it suggests the existence of an opposite - impure mortals? I like the brevity and love the message - I just think it needs a little tweaking.
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I appreciate the sentiment, of taking in all we can and accepting the beauty of each day, but I feel like your two lines need a little more concrete in their connection. 'Pure' is an odd word choice, too, as it suggests the existence of an opposite - impure mortals? I like the brevity and love the message - I just think it needs a little tweaking.
Comment Written 18-Jun-2014
Comment from Giddy Nielsen-Sweep
It's a very pertinent question you ask, in fact a profound statement. It could be on the bottom of a calendar for everyone to read. You have a particularly smashing picture. Giddy
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It's a very pertinent question you ask, in fact a profound statement. It could be on the bottom of a calendar for everyone to read. You have a particularly smashing picture. Giddy
Comment Written 18-Jun-2014
Comment from Bharanee
well,this is a nicely penned poem.very brief but so profound and philosophical.It explores the theme of death which is the greatest fear of man brilliantly.the rhetorical question in the last verse appeals to us and renders the poem more thought-provoking.love the pic that complements the poem too.Good work!
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well,this is a nicely penned poem.very brief but so profound and philosophical.It explores the theme of death which is the greatest fear of man brilliantly.the rhetorical question in the last verse appeals to us and renders the poem more thought-provoking.love the pic that complements the poem too.Good work!
Comment Written 18-Jun-2014
Comment from duchessofdrumborg
'Creation Sleeps' is an extremely well-written and thought-provoking piece. Not for a moment would I attempt to answer this talented poet's rhetorical question. It was a pleasure to both read and review a work of this calibre.
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'Creation Sleeps' is an extremely well-written and thought-provoking piece. Not for a moment would I attempt to answer this talented poet's rhetorical question. It was a pleasure to both read and review a work of this calibre.
Comment Written 18-Jun-2014
Comment from ishita90
short and thought provoking... the question left behind is able to create a lot more questions!! but some more clarification would have made it more beautiful.. from my point of view. Though it itself is a beautiful creation! nice work :)
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short and thought provoking... the question left behind is able to create a lot more questions!! but some more clarification would have made it more beautiful.. from my point of view. Though it itself is a beautiful creation! nice work :)
Comment Written 18-Jun-2014
