On Higher Grounds
Sonnet-A search for living on a higher ground68 total reviews
Comment from Miss Cookie Atkinson
I love the words to your poem it captured my attention from the first line to the last. Your word touch my mind and soul with a deep feeling within in my heart.
This is what I call a food for thought write.
Thank you for sharing.
Cookie
I love the words to your poem it captured my attention from the first line to the last. Your word touch my mind and soul with a deep feeling within in my heart.
This is what I call a food for thought write.
Thank you for sharing.
Cookie
Comment Written 12-Feb-2020
Comment from Minglement
Your writings always bring a smile to my heart and they are always focused on Higher Ground. I find no fault or suggestions for this exquisite expression of lofty thoughts. Would that I had your skill for the rhythm and phraseology the brings your work to life.
Your writings always bring a smile to my heart and they are always focused on Higher Ground. I find no fault or suggestions for this exquisite expression of lofty thoughts. Would that I had your skill for the rhythm and phraseology the brings your work to life.
Comment Written 12-Feb-2020
Comment from A. Louise Robertson
I enjoyed your poetic reminder of how our words and actions affect others. The line: "Our deeds provide the legacy we leave" is so true. I think if realized this as we go through each day, it would be a kinder world.
I enjoyed your poetic reminder of how our words and actions affect others. The line: "Our deeds provide the legacy we leave" is so true. I think if realized this as we go through each day, it would be a kinder world.
Comment Written 12-Feb-2020
Comment from Jannypan (Jan)
Your sonnet reads well. Good job with its style, Your rhymes--end and internal are used well, too. Your lines flow well with great imagery and a wonderful message. I enjoyed reading your sonnet. You give readers much to think about. Thanks for sharing. Respectfully, Jan
Your sonnet reads well. Good job with its style, Your rhymes--end and internal are used well, too. Your lines flow well with great imagery and a wonderful message. I enjoyed reading your sonnet. You give readers much to think about. Thanks for sharing. Respectfully, Jan
Comment Written 12-Feb-2020
Comment from Gail Denham
To control the tongue - the Bible warns about that - and for me, I'm often off-hand, saying things quick without much thought. This poem makes me think of that. Well said.
To control the tongue - the Bible warns about that - and for me, I'm often off-hand, saying things quick without much thought. This poem makes me think of that. Well said.
Comment Written 12-Feb-2020
Comment from Cedar
Hello Jay,
I really enjoy reading your spiritual poems, especially your sonnets.
They don't need to have a glorious presentation picture for me to award you with a six-star rating. It's all in the meaning behind your words and you're an exceptional writer when it comes to expressing your feelings.
God gifted you with a great talent many years ago and I think He even enjoys reading your thoughts. Maybe that's why you're still writing?
Take care, my friend...Bill
Hello Jay,
I really enjoy reading your spiritual poems, especially your sonnets.
They don't need to have a glorious presentation picture for me to award you with a six-star rating. It's all in the meaning behind your words and you're an exceptional writer when it comes to expressing your feelings.
God gifted you with a great talent many years ago and I think He even enjoys reading your thoughts. Maybe that's why you're still writing?
Take care, my friend...Bill
Comment Written 12-Feb-2020
Comment from Janet Foor
These last to lines are profound and certainly could be a mantra to live by.
May words, thoughts , deeds lead on to higher ground,
'tis there life's greater blessings may be found.
Well done Jake.
Blessings
Janet
These last to lines are profound and certainly could be a mantra to live by.
May words, thoughts , deeds lead on to higher ground,
'tis there life's greater blessings may be found.
Well done Jake.
Blessings
Janet
Comment Written 12-Feb-2020
Comment from Benny Beeharry
Hi there, sometimes I think that people will never learn. There is however so much that hurts and so much that gives joy. If we can use out tongues and heart to uplift people or someone next to us, it would be extraordinary. The world would be a better place. But I wonder if this is possible. I love this writing, so full of good advice.
Benny Beeharry
Hi there, sometimes I think that people will never learn. There is however so much that hurts and so much that gives joy. If we can use out tongues and heart to uplift people or someone next to us, it would be extraordinary. The world would be a better place. But I wonder if this is possible. I love this writing, so full of good advice.
Benny Beeharry
Comment Written 12-Feb-2020
Comment from June Sargent
It is indeed a better way to live. If we could just rise above it all when challenging circumstances tempt us to act in anger or rage, life could be a lot more peaceful for us and those around us.
It is indeed a better way to live. If we could just rise above it all when challenging circumstances tempt us to act in anger or rage, life could be a lot more peaceful for us and those around us.
Comment Written 12-Feb-2020
Comment from Dolly'sPoems
I'm loving the sentiments here and flow of your sonnet, just one suggestion for improvement here"
For the sake of meter:
'(Until) we know the (pow'r) of spoken word,"
Love Dolly x
I'm loving the sentiments here and flow of your sonnet, just one suggestion for improvement here"
For the sake of meter:
'(Until) we know the (pow'r) of spoken word,"
Love Dolly x
Comment Written 12-Feb-2020