Writings From the Heart
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Comment from sweetwoodjax
this is very well written, deepwater, you did an excellent job writing this free style poem about the turmoil of war and those who pray to survive. i enjoed reading it.
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this is very well written, deepwater, you did an excellent job writing this free style poem about the turmoil of war and those who pray to survive. i enjoed reading it.
Comment Written 07-Aug-2014
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Thank you
Comment from Dean Kuch
Wow, Gary, what a chilling picture to go along with your poem. Such sadness and pain in that little boys eyes, and rightly so, I would imagine. He looks as if the whole world has just been ripped out from underneath him. It quite literally was, most likely.
You've captured the essence of despondency, fear and terror the residents of London must have felt during the Nazi Luftwaffe blitz during the early stages of WWII. We can only imagine such fear here, in the present day United States, thankfully. Hopefully, no one will ever know such terror on a massive scale as this, ever again in the annuls of history.
Well done, Gary...
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Wow, Gary, what a chilling picture to go along with your poem. Such sadness and pain in that little boys eyes, and rightly so, I would imagine. He looks as if the whole world has just been ripped out from underneath him. It quite literally was, most likely.
You've captured the essence of despondency, fear and terror the residents of London must have felt during the Nazi Luftwaffe blitz during the early stages of WWII. We can only imagine such fear here, in the present day United States, thankfully. Hopefully, no one will ever know such terror on a massive scale as this, ever again in the annuls of history.
Well done, Gary...
Comment Written 07-Aug-2014
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Thank you Dean
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My pleasure.
Comment from Bill Schott
This poem and it's telling picture remind us of one of our wars and the devastation to families and children. Moments etched forever in people's minds of doubtful and desperate survival among the ruins of all that one knows.
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This poem and it's telling picture remind us of one of our wars and the devastation to families and children. Moments etched forever in people's minds of doubtful and desperate survival among the ruins of all that one knows.
Comment Written 07-Aug-2014
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Thank you Bill
Comment from DR DIP
You have such a beautiful way with words GW I am truly in awe of your talent as a poet.
there are a few poets on here that really truly grab me
and you are definitely one of them Every post is a masterpiece of true feeling and emotion your descriptive phrasing and combinations are sublime
thank you so much for posting
dip
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You have such a beautiful way with words GW I am truly in awe of your talent as a poet.
there are a few poets on here that really truly grab me
and you are definitely one of them Every post is a masterpiece of true feeling and emotion your descriptive phrasing and combinations are sublime
thank you so much for posting
dip
Comment Written 07-Aug-2014
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Thank you Dr for this
Gary
Comment from Pyrrho
I have no idea why a god that favors war (or they would not exist) should care much about the insignificant detail of a few folks' tragic experiences with it.
Your free verse poem is well written and does evoke disdain for war and pity for the innocent who experience fear and tragedy. If flows well as well.
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I have no idea why a god that favors war (or they would not exist) should care much about the insignificant detail of a few folks' tragic experiences with it.
Your free verse poem is well written and does evoke disdain for war and pity for the innocent who experience fear and tragedy. If flows well as well.
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Thank you
Comment from MizKat
Hi GW,
Your poem is written really well, like always. The story of people having to sleep in cupboard, under the skies is sad. So nice that you wrote it for Edith Dalling and her daughter who actually had to go through this.
Kat
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Hi GW,
Your poem is written really well, like always. The story of people having to sleep in cupboard, under the skies is sad. So nice that you wrote it for Edith Dalling and her daughter who actually had to go through this.
Kat
Comment Written 07-Aug-2014
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Thank you Ms Kat
Comment from LIJ Red
And Hitler's twisted rage turned fury from RAF airstrips and radar stations to the civilians and London, and their bleeding cost him the Battle of Britain. A fine scary
poem,this one.
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And Hitler's twisted rage turned fury from RAF airstrips and radar stations to the civilians and London, and their bleeding cost him the Battle of Britain. A fine scary
poem,this one.
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Thank you LIJ
Comment from Charlene0513
A terrible atrocity to live through with children--a time in their young lives they will never forget.
Good enjambments and areas of alliteration noted.
Charlene
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A terrible atrocity to live through with children--a time in their young lives they will never forget.
Good enjambments and areas of alliteration noted.
Charlene
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thank you Charlene
Comment from OLA THOMAS
A memorial and remembrance of the dark days of another man's insanity displayed in way, tormenting everyone, even innocent kids that knew not what the mess was all about. I think the poem is most relevant now in the face of wanton destruction that still becloud the world today. Good imagery and flow.
ola thomas
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A memorial and remembrance of the dark days of another man's insanity displayed in way, tormenting everyone, even innocent kids that knew not what the mess was all about. I think the poem is most relevant now in the face of wanton destruction that still becloud the world today. Good imagery and flow.
ola thomas
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thank you
Comment from DSMalott
deepwater,
Another great expression of history set to poetic verse. Vivid scenes and well paced thrust of emotion as well as personal commentary woven together.
Chalk up another hit!
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deepwater,
Another great expression of history set to poetic verse. Vivid scenes and well paced thrust of emotion as well as personal commentary woven together.
Chalk up another hit!
Comment Written 07-Aug-2014
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thank you for this
