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O My God and Mother Nature!

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Appreciation of God and Mother Nature

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Comment from Margaret Snowdon
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Sands after shower!

Cheer lives, flow fresh dear; past heat

Wind breeze cools summer.

Again you words speak of a season - this time Summer,
a time to be enjoyed by all.

Margaret

 Comment Written 30-Mar-2013


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Comment from Perp Ihebom
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This is a nice piece of nature poetry about the contrasts in the sunny season and the rain that calms the atmosphere after the sun's onslaught. very well done

 Comment Written 30-Mar-2013


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Comment from Starlit Ink
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Showers and breezes can make summer more endurable. The heat is beautified by the comforts that nature brings to the picture. This is a nice celebration of summer.

 Comment Written 30-Mar-2013


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Comment from Cornetist
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Again, almost chaotic incoherency. Your poems seem to be an amalgam of unconnected phrases that end up almost meaningless. I cannot fathom a complete or coherent thought or image.
Cornetist

 Comment Written 30-Mar-2013


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Comment from L. Sherman
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Your poems are always a bit fragmented and less-than-cohesive, but this is the first where the second line really lost me. I can see how a parched landscape remains a desert after a shower and how a summer breeze can cool... I can even posit that 'fresh flow' is water streaming over cracked ground.... but 'dear' what? who?

 Comment Written 30-Mar-2013


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Comment from Child of the King
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Thank you for sharing your poetry and the explanations you list below each one. I am reading so many that is is hard to leave you a review on each. Do know that I am reading but may not be reviewing even if the pay is high. Kudos :-)

 Comment Written 30-Mar-2013


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    THANKS FOR WONDERFUL REVIEW.
Comment from donaldww
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I was stumped with this purportedly well sounded with good order of imagination stand celebrating in a natural phenomena wording. I like breezes and assumed states of coolness.

An original flow past, this is?

DW



 Comment Written 30-Mar-2013


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Comment from prayingpoet
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(Read and write original reviews)
OK, here goes an original review. I live in the desert, so I understand "Wind breeze cools summer." But, I might understand a bit more if the line said "Wind cools summer breeze"

 Comment Written 30-Mar-2013


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Comment from Galactia
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lovely little 5'7'5 poem.

i found line 2 slightly confussing...

Cheer lives, flow fresh dear; past heat

I can see the rain fall upon the sesert, once rain stiops turns to fluffy golden sand, then cool wind flowing through summer heat.

great job

Regards
Tia

Have a great Easter

Regards
Tia

 Comment Written 30-Mar-2013


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    THANKS FOR EXCELLENT REVIEW.
Comment from steevie
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An interesting analogy of rain and summer. One focuses on cooling and the other pertains to growth. A cycle of sorts that depend on each other.

steve

 Comment Written 30-Mar-2013


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