So true, wasting life on this mortal coil on the pretentious external abyss.
Reviewed by D. Vegas (Reader)
Reviewed on October 21, 2015
Jude, I think many just care about their own being
and not their fellow man. By being kind, a gesture,
hello, or a helping hand could change the way a
person thinks.
Hey Jude,
First let me say it's good to see you posting again!
Secondly, I live theater every day. Trust me when I tell you, the drama on stage is much more easily digestible than what's going on in the "real" world!
Well done yet again, keep on writing you haven't lost your mojo!
Peace, light and love,
Amber
I thought about you yesterday, wondering why I hadn't seen you post. But I see you are alive and well and posting your best.
We are a bloody lot. Always have been. Our media is so instantaneous today that bloody activity from the past, lost in distance and time, irrelevant on the local scene, has become close and personal. Things are actually better, but our perception creates worry.
This does not deny the beauty and creativity of your poetic expression, just its message.
No doubt about this world's condition. I especially loved the impact of the line, "Expressing its explosive pulse through neurotic hearts". Great work!
I believe that the biggest problem in America and other places where these senseless murders are taking place is that people seem to have lost their respect for human life in general. This was supposed to be a time of unity, of bringing people together but I have never seen so much distain for fellow man in my life as I see today. Good job on conveying your perspective of what is going on.
Selected poems from previous & forthcoming collections together with Q&R apps on each page to enable audio rendition simultaneously with the written text
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and not their fellow man. By being kind, a gesture,
hello, or a helping hand could change the way a
person thinks.
Always,
Deborah
First let me say it's good to see you posting again!
Secondly, I live theater every day. Trust me when I tell you, the drama on stage is much more easily digestible than what's going on in the "real" world!
Well done yet again, keep on writing you haven't lost your mojo!
Peace, light and love,
Amber
timely, well said
Sandie
Articulated art in it's drama.
Well done.
Lady Mary Ann
We are a bloody lot. Always have been. Our media is so instantaneous today that bloody activity from the past, lost in distance and time, irrelevant on the local scene, has become close and personal. Things are actually better, but our perception creates worry.
This does not deny the beauty and creativity of your poetic expression, just its message.
Ron
Excellent and profound poetry, Jude.
Love and blessings,
Linda
Love ya!
Jane
For certain, a stabbing tale meant to be reckoned with,
Regis