This very poignant poem could speak of any war, ; you use the word "agent orange" which i believe is from the Vietnam War....it doesn't matter which one... war is tragic and leaves those who survive it with many physical and mental problems.... your words are so perfect to portray war and its after effects....very strong and demanding of read..."flight paths of attempted escapes", and so many more descriptive phrases to show us that we will never forget....
Warmly, B
Posted 4 Weeks Ago
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4 Weeks Ago
yes, Ms. Betty ... you hit the nail, as is said .. thank you so much for the thoughtful read and rev.. read moreyes, Ms. Betty ... you hit the nail, as is said .. thank you so much for the thoughtful read and review
E.
I have always been fascinated with Egypt and all of their tombs and other things.
I can feel this write, very well written write you have penned.
Posted 3 Weeks Ago
3 Weeks Ago
thank you for stopping by to read and review ... yes .. i am with you about all things Egypt of the .. read morethank you for stopping by to read and review ... yes .. i am with you about all things Egypt of the past ... so much mystery and cultivation of a highly organized and successful society ... thank you again for taking time .. i appreciate your feedback
E.
These are hard words that seem like remnants of history and all the nightmares the past - maybe experiences - it brings. Small petty things are put into microscopic focus. Nights are danger zones.
This is scary.
Posted 3 Weeks Ago
3 Weeks Ago
thank you for taking time Relic ... your impressions and reactions are always important to me .. pea.. read morethank you for taking time Relic ... your impressions and reactions are always important to me .. peace and love my friend
E.
Outrage, travesty, atrocity, obesity, insanity. Disgust, mistrust, world lust. Broken pieces gathered together, pieced together into a Frankenstein monstrosity. Nothing makes sense, least of all logic, only feelings remain. A wonderful write Einstein.
Posted 3 Weeks Ago
3 Weeks Ago
thank you Soren .. i don't know what to say after such a generous outpouring of your sensitive read .. read morethank you Soren .. i don't know what to say after such a generous outpouring of your sensitive read on this ... much appreciated and truly humbled by your review .. thanks again!
E.
This is some powerful and masterful writing. The imagery is so on point and layered. Thank you for writing this.
Posted 3 Weeks Ago
3 Weeks Ago
thank you Pryde ... i means a whole lot that something i wrote struck you in such a way .. God bless.. read morethank you Pryde ... i means a whole lot that something i wrote struck you in such a way .. God bless and keep us all
This very poignant poem could speak of any war, ; you use the word "agent orange" which i believe is from the Vietnam War....it doesn't matter which one... war is tragic and leaves those who survive it with many physical and mental problems.... your words are so perfect to portray war and its after effects....very strong and demanding of read..."flight paths of attempted escapes", and so many more descriptive phrases to show us that we will never forget....
Warmly, B
Posted 4 Weeks Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
4 Weeks Ago
yes, Ms. Betty ... you hit the nail, as is said .. thank you so much for the thoughtful read and rev.. read moreyes, Ms. Betty ... you hit the nail, as is said .. thank you so much for the thoughtful read and review
E.
Sounds like a bad case of PTSD! Perhaps a soldier who has seen combat and seen comrades badly injured and killed. Impossible to "unsee" that sort of tragedy. Every bit of the scene...the smells, the sights, the sounds...stays with a person. E, this is a powerful write. Love the Picasso artwork. Lydi**
Posted 1 Month Ago
1 Month Ago
yes! i too really like the "Weeping Woman" ... always so happy to have your visits and reviews, Lydi.. read moreyes! i too really like the "Weeping Woman" ... always so happy to have your visits and reviews, Lydi .. it's important to me :)
E.
dearest E... we have tall Cedars of Lebanon surrounding the back yard of our Home built in 1988. We feel the shadows of Biblical words. An Old Cherry Tree blooms each Spring long before our Crepe Myrtle Trees. Ancient memories seem to fill our Soul with Sadness as the Wind whispers to the Weeping Willow. We lay our Head on the Pillow of Discontent as Time becomes our Savior. Mourning has Broken like the First Mourning Black Bird is singing like the First Bird (a Song sung by Cat Stevens, Your Poetry has the sound of Violins. Softly, Pat
Posted 1 Month Ago
1 Month Ago
Pat! .... i think you have felt to brunt of this poem .. i always love the way you use your words in.. read morePat! .... i think you have felt to brunt of this poem .. i always love the way you use your words in reviews .. they always point me to this miraculous world created ... thank you for taking time
E.
War with all the destruction that go with it. It causes trauma and can leave lasting inflictions on the mind. Sometimes smells or even colors can conjure up memories we’d like to leave behind.
Posted 1 Month Ago
1 Month Ago
war is just as you say, says i! ... scenes that will never be unseen ... and gone unnoticed every da.. read morewar is just as you say, says i! ... scenes that will never be unseen ... and gone unnoticed every day in the streets and alleys and sordid hidden places
:( ....
E.
1 Month Ago
Many veterans suffer from ptsd and years ago they didn’t even know about it.
Yes, an outpouring here of emotion. It didn’t feel good. Scents and colours from the past can haunt.
flight paths of attempted escapes and chard skin speak to me of pain. As does the title of your poem and the posted artwork. Dear Mr E, life isn’t always a bed of roses. I felt some mighty sharp thorns here.
Chris
Posted 1 Month Ago
1 Month Ago
no ... doesn't feel good at all my friend ... thank you for your sensitivity and taking time here on.. read moreno ... doesn't feel good at all my friend ... thank you for your sensitivity and taking time here on my little streets ... at the Cafe' ;) love and cherry blossoms my friend
E.
4 Weeks Ago
Aw, those cherry blossoms always bring on a smile:) Take care my friend.
Definitely an emotional outpouring. And have you been looking in my bathroom cabinets. Scaringly lovely.
Posted 1 Month Ago
1 Month Ago
errrrrrrr ... not creeping around that loo my friend :)))))) much appreciation for your read and rev.. read moreerrrrrrrr ... not creeping around that loo my friend :)))))) much appreciation for your read and review .. as always .............................
E.
This morning as I began to log in to WC, it occurred to me what an inspiring and comfortable place this has become for me.
There are so many talented people sharing, encouraging, teaching and learni.. more..