Paul,
Though this appears to be a sad write, I think you capture what it's like to be human in this piece. We are a combination of memories, upbringing, morals, present circumstances, emotions, compassion, regrets, experiences...the list goes on. It seems like bedtime often brings thoughts of the past and daily events. Regrets and memories seem to rule sleep hours. I love the last line of this poem because it challenges that saying about how everything seems better after a good night of sleep. Does it? I don't think so. I think it only postpones troubles and lowers the level of a person's passionate response - sometimes for the best. The strength of emotion in this piece draws compassion from the reader - the mark of a Great Writer! Love and Hugs~
Sheila
Paul~
I went back to your oldie but goodies, to
understand where your heartfelt feelings
are coming from!
Sure glad I did...
I hope this sadness has ended!
Great! but DEEP pOwerful feeling Poem!
We make our happiness!
Take a risk in life and give it all you got...
I care and I wish I were closer!
WE could share!
Hang In!
If this is real...
Paul,
In your poem "In My Dream" you've penned a most powerful message of
hopelessness and despair. Like many other reviewers listed below, I feel touched, wanting to reach out and give you hope.
Just yesterday I left a review on the den site of Tinka Boukes and her poem "Suicide." I invite you to visit her site and read my comments. If your poem is pure fiction, you're brilliant. If only part is true, then perhaps my words in review of her poem will help.
Some time back I visited and said I would return and treat myself to
enjoying your work. Well, here I am. I may be here for awhile, so when the rockets go off on the 4th of July, give me a nudge, will you?
A deeply profound moving poem. I can feel sadness and heart felt emotion ! .......M
Reviewed by CindySue Siereveld (Reader)
Reviewed on February 12, 2007
Very nicely written! One can only speak like this when they have come to a certain awareness, as I see you have. I dream of having my work recognized as you have. Kudos my friend.
Wow, such an emotional write of sadness and memories of the past. Don't know if it is fiction or not, if not press on look to tomorrow life is too short. If it is fiction my friend you've really captured the emotion of sorrow. Enjoyed this powerful write!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Deeply felt poem Paul. The anguish so strong! I hope it will pass soon, but it seems we are in a holding pattern, waiting for the other shoe to drop, doesn't it?All the best to you my friend!
We are all challenged in like situations only to know there will be a tomorrow and yesterday will just be our future's past. If we live in the past and not look for the dawn of a new tomorrow, then our past will be our future. Thanks,
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Though this appears to be a sad write, I think you capture what it's like to be human in this piece. We are a combination of memories, upbringing, morals, present circumstances, emotions, compassion, regrets, experiences...the list goes on. It seems like bedtime often brings thoughts of the past and daily events. Regrets and memories seem to rule sleep hours. I love the last line of this poem because it challenges that saying about how everything seems better after a good night of sleep. Does it? I don't think so. I think it only postpones troubles and lowers the level of a person's passionate response - sometimes for the best. The strength of emotion in this piece draws compassion from the reader - the mark of a Great Writer! Love and Hugs~
Sheila
I went back to your oldie but goodies, to
understand where your heartfelt feelings
are coming from!
Sure glad I did...
I hope this sadness has ended!
Great! but DEEP pOwerful feeling Poem!
We make our happiness!
Take a risk in life and give it all you got...
I care and I wish I were closer!
WE could share!
Hang In!
If this is real...
WArmly, WArrior PURPLE Lady Sheeeoox
WArmly,
In your poem "In My Dream" you've penned a most powerful message of
hopelessness and despair. Like many other reviewers listed below, I feel touched, wanting to reach out and give you hope.
Just yesterday I left a review on the den site of Tinka Boukes and her poem "Suicide." I invite you to visit her site and read my comments. If your poem is pure fiction, you're brilliant. If only part is true, then perhaps my words in review of her poem will help.
Some time back I visited and said I would return and treat myself to
enjoying your work. Well, here I am. I may be here for awhile, so when the rockets go off on the 4th of July, give me a nudge, will you?
With respect and admiration,
Richard
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Rose
Thank you for sharing it.
Light & peace,
Joselyn
Love Tinka
Love,
Eileen
randy
(((HUGS))), love and prayer, Karla.