O My God and Mother Nature!
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Comment from Rmocruz
Correct to 5-7-5 seventeen syllable count.
A profound positive message is presented.
A beautiful picture of tulips, a symbol of the
Spring season, enhances this message.
Well written.
Correct to 5-7-5 seventeen syllable count.
A profound positive message is presented.
A beautiful picture of tulips, a symbol of the
Spring season, enhances this message.
Well written.
Comment Written 19-Mar-2013
Comment from RodG
I am not sure why you are bidding Spring goodbye if it is bringing us "new sun" and growing light and giving us shining hopes. It appears English is your second language. For example, are you ordering dark to go or are you asking why it must go? Your exclamation mark confuses us. Try writing what you want to say as complete sentences first. Then compress them into shorter verses. RodG
I am not sure why you are bidding Spring goodbye if it is bringing us "new sun" and growing light and giving us shining hopes. It appears English is your second language. For example, are you ordering dark to go or are you asking why it must go? Your exclamation mark confuses us. Try writing what you want to say as complete sentences first. Then compress them into shorter verses. RodG
Comment Written 19-Mar-2013
Comment from Righteous Riter
This piece meets the criteria of the 5-7-5. The syllable count is correct as the writer delivers a profound message. The message puts the readers mind to work. Good job.
This piece meets the criteria of the 5-7-5. The syllable count is correct as the writer delivers a profound message. The message puts the readers mind to work. Good job.
Comment Written 19-Mar-2013
Comment from Antithesis
A nice piece of poetry praising the summer.
There was something about the phrases "Let new sun grow lights" and "Must dark go!" that didn't quite ring completely well in my ears. Nothing disasterous in any way, but enough for me to not fall for it completely. Though there can be no doubt that you have a wonderful language far superior to my own. Hopefully you'll see this review as completely subjective, and not let it bring you down!
A nice piece of poetry praising the summer.
There was something about the phrases "Let new sun grow lights" and "Must dark go!" that didn't quite ring completely well in my ears. Nothing disasterous in any way, but enough for me to not fall for it completely. Though there can be no doubt that you have a wonderful language far superior to my own. Hopefully you'll see this review as completely subjective, and not let it bring you down!
Comment Written 19-Mar-2013
Comment from FLutterodt
Bye, spring! Let new sun
grow lights, shine hopes, glow minds, make
us wise. Must dark go!
Nature is one of the best inspirations for poetry and for me the weather just calls me to write always. I love your lovely little poem. It is not just the though of sunshine alone that excites me but the colours and the flower you have uses speak volumes. Well done
Bye, spring! Let new sun
grow lights, shine hopes, glow minds, make
us wise. Must dark go!
Nature is one of the best inspirations for poetry and for me the weather just calls me to write always. I love your lovely little poem. It is not just the though of sunshine alone that excites me but the colours and the flower you have uses speak volumes. Well done
Comment Written 19-Mar-2013
Comment from A TARNISHED KNIGHT
This something I can understand my friend Yu did a great job not only with your words but with the photo as well kudos to you
TK
reply by the author on 09-Apr-2013
This something I can understand my friend Yu did a great job not only with your words but with the photo as well kudos to you
TK
Comment Written 19-Mar-2013
reply by the author on 09-Apr-2013
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thanks for nice review
Comment from October21
Must dark go
- shouldn't it be: Dark must go!
Otherwise a brilliant poem, really light and lovely, describing summer in a beautiful and wonderful way!
Must dark go
- shouldn't it be: Dark must go!
Otherwise a brilliant poem, really light and lovely, describing summer in a beautiful and wonderful way!
Comment Written 18-Mar-2013
Comment from hollydee
I think this is so peaceful looking. The artwork highlights your words, the picture is full of delightful colors, with gentle light erasing the darkness and infusing the world with color and charm. It is just like your words... " Bye, spring! Let new sun grow lights, shine hopes, glow minds, make us wise. Must dark go! "
reply by the author on 19-Aug-2006
I think this is so peaceful looking. The artwork highlights your words, the picture is full of delightful colors, with gentle light erasing the darkness and infusing the world with color and charm. It is just like your words... " Bye, spring! Let new sun grow lights, shine hopes, glow minds, make us wise. Must dark go! "
Comment Written 13-Aug-2006
reply by the author on 19-Aug-2006
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THANKS A LOT FOR THIS HONEST AND ARTISTIC REVIEW I DO APPRECIATE MUCH.
Comment from Beatlegirl61
A very nice haiku and I enjoyed this one as much as the previous poem I have read!! Really creative wordage and I think you've done well with the restrictive form you have chosen! Nice job! I love haiku and seynru!!
Take care and be well...Carol ::)
'beatle' quote today: "Keeping an eye on the world going by my window..."
reply by the author on 19-Aug-2006
A very nice haiku and I enjoyed this one as much as the previous poem I have read!! Really creative wordage and I think you've done well with the restrictive form you have chosen! Nice job! I love haiku and seynru!!
Take care and be well...Carol ::)
'beatle' quote today: "Keeping an eye on the world going by my window..."
Comment Written 12-Aug-2006
reply by the author on 19-Aug-2006
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THANKS A LOT FOR THIS PROFESSIONAL REVIEW I DO APPRECIATE MUCH.
FIRST A GOOD HEART, SECOND A POET AND THIRD A PROFESSIONAL REVIEWER ALL MAKE A LITERARY REVIEW.
Comment from mariejames
Nice Haiku. I having a growing appreciation for this type of poetry, so rich in metaphors. Eventually, I'll try a few. Thanks for sharing.
Nice Haiku. I having a growing appreciation for this type of poetry, so rich in metaphors. Eventually, I'll try a few. Thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 17-Jul-2006