Never
A heptastich24 total reviews
Comment from strandregs
Roy I like the rolling of what my daughter calls the existential question.
Or existential existence.
The format is an opening to explore.
I wonder what I will explore. :-))Z.
reply by the author on 29-Oct-2021
Roy I like the rolling of what my daughter calls the existential question.
Or existential existence.
The format is an opening to explore.
I wonder what I will explore. :-))Z.
Comment Written 27-Oct-2021
reply by the author on 29-Oct-2021
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Thanks so much for these great comments, and a super review, blessings Roy,
Comment from Dolly'sPoems
For those children who did not experience a good childhood as their innocence was taken from them, we hope they will still plant seeds to grow into understanding adults without scars and regrets, a poignant write, love Dolly x
reply by the author on 27-Oct-2021
For those children who did not experience a good childhood as their innocence was taken from them, we hope they will still plant seeds to grow into understanding adults without scars and regrets, a poignant write, love Dolly x
Comment Written 26-Oct-2021
reply by the author on 27-Oct-2021
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Thanks Dolly, for these excellent comments and review, blessings Roy
Comment from dragonpoet
Roy,
This is a well rhymed religious hepastitch about how Christ came into the world and how his sacrifice saved us from sin.
Keep writing and stay healthy.
Joan
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
Roy,
This is a well rhymed religious hepastitch about how Christ came into the world and how his sacrifice saved us from sin.
Keep writing and stay healthy.
Joan
Comment Written 26-Oct-2021
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
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Thanks Joan for these great comments and super review, blessings Roy
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You're welcome on both accounts, Roy.
Joan
Comment from Elizabeth Emerald
A fine example of the form. The verse flows well, with elegant phrasing and excellent rhyme. Clever title is apt for the theme. I'm astounded you continue to conjure fresh imagery!
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
A fine example of the form. The verse flows well, with elegant phrasing and excellent rhyme. Clever title is apt for the theme. I'm astounded you continue to conjure fresh imagery!
Comment Written 26-Oct-2021
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
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Thanks Liz, for these great comments and super review, blessings Roy
Comment from lyenochka
Amen! Praise Jesus for paying our "ransom's toll." Praise the Father for His perfect plan that He implemented to make us His children. Praise the Holy Spirit Who "styles" our goodness according to His will.
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
Amen! Praise Jesus for paying our "ransom's toll." Praise the Father for His perfect plan that He implemented to make us His children. Praise the Holy Spirit Who "styles" our goodness according to His will.
Comment Written 26-Oct-2021
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
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Thanks Helen, for these great comments and super review, blessings Roy
Comment from Wendy G
An interesting and thought provoking poem with many "What if?" questions, which you have answered in the final lines. Thoughtfully written, and in an interesting format.
Wendy
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
An interesting and thought provoking poem with many "What if?" questions, which you have answered in the final lines. Thoughtfully written, and in an interesting format.
Wendy
Comment Written 25-Oct-2021
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
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Thanks Wendy, for these great comments and super review, blessings Roy
Comment from Anne Johnston
I have been out of town for a week, so it will take me awhile to get caught up on here. Well done on this poem, Roy. I shudder to think what life would be like of Jesus had not come to this world to bring redemption
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
I have been out of town for a week, so it will take me awhile to get caught up on here. Well done on this poem, Roy. I shudder to think what life would be like of Jesus had not come to this world to bring redemption
Comment Written 25-Oct-2021
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
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Thanks again Anne, for these fantastic comments and review, blessings Roy
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You are welcome, Roy
Comment from Mary Vigasin
I truly like how you used "if" as a teaching tool to have your reader think "what if " we never had our intelligence to build, be a child to learn and the most "what if" of all: What if Christ had never come and died for our sins.
Very powerful writing Roy.
Blessings,
Mary
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
I truly like how you used "if" as a teaching tool to have your reader think "what if " we never had our intelligence to build, be a child to learn and the most "what if" of all: What if Christ had never come and died for our sins.
Very powerful writing Roy.
Blessings,
Mary
Comment Written 25-Oct-2021
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
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Thanks Mary, for these great comments and super review, blessings Roy
Comment from Sherry Asbury
I am so glad Jesus is in my life. I try hard to do the right thing, but it isn't always easy - having been raised by atheists. The one memory I have from childhood that pleases me is a huge calendar in the living space behind her grocery store. It showed Jesus astride the world and I imagined his feet as being on our house. It was comforting.
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
I am so glad Jesus is in my life. I try hard to do the right thing, but it isn't always easy - having been raised by atheists. The one memory I have from childhood that pleases me is a huge calendar in the living space behind her grocery store. It showed Jesus astride the world and I imagined his feet as being on our house. It was comforting.
Comment Written 25-Oct-2021
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
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Thanks Sherry, for these great comments and super review, blessings Roy
Comment from judiverse
This is lovely. I like all the "If" beginnings. Each one seems to build on the previous. The last stanza asks what it would have been like if Christ had not come. People would be lost in sin, but Christ came to save. Excellent rhyme and flow. I di wonder about switching back and forth between you and we. You might see how it sounds to you if you use "you" consistently. judi
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
This is lovely. I like all the "If" beginnings. Each one seems to build on the previous. The last stanza asks what it would have been like if Christ had not come. People would be lost in sin, but Christ came to save. Excellent rhyme and flow. I di wonder about switching back and forth between you and we. You might see how it sounds to you if you use "you" consistently. judi
Comment Written 25-Oct-2021
reply by the author on 26-Oct-2021
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Thanks Judy, for these great comments and super review, blessings Roy