These Library of Congress poems were only published in audio form. I am seriously considering publishing a short book of the poetry of my youth (If I have enough to make a book), and would like your feedback.
WELL WRITTEN. THIS POEM ABOUT LOST LOVE IS FILLED WITH THE PHRASES, VIVID IMAGERY AND UNIQUE RHYME SCHEME THAT SUPPORTS YOUR THEME SOLIDLY. ENJOYED. THANKS FOR SHARING AND GOD BLESS. JOYCE
Reviewed by Linda Torrence (Reader)
Reviewed on December 28, 2008
Another well written poem by Terry Robertson! It's reminds me of how we feel when we fall in love at that innocent age, maybe get married and go through the many years and all of a sudden that beautiful, innocent of love is not there anymore. This poem tells you how those things can's be recaptured and how the sadness sets in between two people who once loved each other very deeply. He speaks of time that is gone and can't be recaptured, the regrets of life. His poems, at least to me, speak volumns of how life can turn out. Very well written and I hope someday to see these poems in a book. I would title it "Lost Emotions" but I'm not the author.
Linda T.
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Linda T.
I your visualizations of the seasons. It's got a rather sad overtone as when the seasons pass, "the love lost in the afterglow". Beautiful write.
Mary