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AD Reviews from Days Gone By...
by John Michael Domino → (All Poetry by John Michael Domino)
Sunday, September 29, 2024    Rated "G" by the Author.
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I have been with AD for over 12 years. The other day, I scanned many authors' reviews on AD. The poems were excellent, but the reviews were few. So, I wrote some words about the reviews in the past and present. That's my present view. How about you?


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AD Reviews From Days Gone by...

The following reviews

 

were for poems

 

many years ago

 

in the past

 

 

 

Authors, friends,

 

came and went

 

But many blessings

 

Cannot be replaced

 

 

 

---------------

 

I miss the AD

 

of years ago

 

Feedback was alive and well

 

Where did it go?

 

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What has happened to reviews?
Have folks become quiet and shy?

 


We used to get five, ten, or more
Today, we may get one or two

 


What has happened to our reviews?
It's important to get feedback.

 


For without reviews,

we don't have a clue.

 


JMD

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This folowing is an example an AD review from 10 years ago...

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Reviews of "Love your Neighbor as Yourself?"

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Reviewed by Jerry Bolton


 

Love all the comments you recieved.


Reviewed by Jms Bell


 

THIS SHARING IS ABSOLUTELY EXCELLENT, JOHN! INDEED, IT STARTS WITH OBEYING THE WORD OF GOD, NO MATTER HOW WE FEEL. I LOVE IT AND THANKS SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS KEEPER. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS


Reviewed by TONY NERONE


 

Beautifully written my friend. GOD guides you through your pen............GOD BLESS YOU and YOURS........Tony


Reviewed by Deborah Tornillo


 

John: Our neighbor is a reflexion of ourselves. Love thy neighbor!

God Bless You,
Deb


Reviewed by Victoria's Poetry & Voices of Muse


 

I am learning that the Lord gives us each individual trials of testing our hearts, and our faith. He looks at our hearts even in a unsavory situations & circumstances to see how & who we really are. Loving people who are mean for example (full of that jealousy & hate exc.) seemed like such a bizzare thing to me before being reborn, as I didn't understand the gravity of it all. Mercy is such a profound gift of love, and forgiveness. Mean people are miserable inside cause they need the Lord. So I try to see them as infants having a temper tantrum. (love thy neighbor) And let me tell you I am one with a quick wit for sarcasm to mean people because I am also a very outspoken personality. It can be challenging too in "wanting" to love people who are brass & rash & seemingly ignorant-but I feel the awesomeness of a mercy grow inside of me each time I encounter someone having a bad day & I handle the test through the Eyes Of Christ. Then I receive a blessing for it! The Lord is so Amazing.

I like how you always show your references from the Bible John
Through Love Of Our Lord Christ Jesus & His Abundant Bounty
Vickie xx


Reviewed by Teresa Walker


 

It is easy to hide in your home and not seek out your neighbors or the people we sit next to everyday at work. I find when we reach out and share something, or take the time to give, we see the face of Christ in their smile. Loving your neighbor teaches us, it is in the giving of yourself, that you are rewarded the gift of love. You get more out of it than that neighbor when you act on this action.

Thank you John for sharing this and may God bless you and your neighbors!

In Christ
Teresa Walker


Reviewed by Mary Patterson


 

Your message is loud and clear. What a clever way to encourage and people to become closer to God and to help them selves at the same time.....M


Reviewed by Clarence Prince


 

Indeed it's the 2nd Commandment, too! Well done, John!


Reviewed by David Clure


 

much needed message that shows what love really is. Not a feeling, primarily, but an act of a will submitted to God.
Great poem John!

Z.B.McClure 'Zach'


Reviewed by Joy Hale


 

I tried this years ago and found that it got easier each time.... even with the unlovable. Anyone can do this if they just keep at it! Wonderful poem; you wrote it well.

Joy L. Hale


Reviewed by Debbie Lacy


 

This is a very beautiful poem! We really should love our neighbors as ourselves and that doesn't mean the neighbor next door but anyone we meet. Thanks for sharing such a lovely poem. I love the picture! Blessings to you John! :)


Reviewed by Paul Berube


 

Very creative, my friend. Well done for sure.


Reviewed by Budd Nelson


very well writen and i lioke the photo
budd

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NOTE: Many friends have come and gone but the volume of feedback of yesterday has long gone!

JMD


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 Reviews of "AD Reviews from Days Gone By..."
Reviewed on December 17, 2024
I miss those days too, John. Merry Christmas, My Friend.

Reviewed by Richard Cederberg
Reviewed on September 30, 2024
I remember many of those names. There are few of them left. The days of intelligent creative discourse on AD has all but vanished. Peace... rlc

Reviewed by William Munsell
Reviewed on September 29, 2024
I dropped my AD subsription because of reviews. Some reviewers did not commment on syntax or form, but instead they objected to my views on the subject matter of the content or ideas I was writing about. These negative and non constructive reviews were not what I needed as a fledgling poet.

I still follow a few contributors such as your self who I followed while I was an AD member.


Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 29, 2024
Facebook happened and became a better place for people to share gossip and promote whatever they wrote. So many thought they would be able to become famous or at least well-known work and found that just didn't happen.

And so many other websites came into being felt they could also work better on. Some authors, especially after the pandemic, found that they could pay the membership fees. Remember, the site was originally free and appears to be free now.

At least three of those I see above still pose rather irregularly and sometimes comment. after so long, Some of them have probably just shut off this mortal coil.

One author who I lost touch with over 15 years ago has recently contacted me and showed me his new music website. He is a novelist and also posting his music comes first.

Ron


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