Comments received on poems by Aislinn Wilson



God, Our Mother
queer-with-a-pen said:

I am a very big fan of writing/seeing god as a woman. And the image of god as a mother, especially ones own, is a powerful and beautiful one indeed. The shortness of the poem lends to the rhythm that it flows with, and part of me was sad when it ended. (This poem would also be fantastic to illustrate).

January 16th, 2018 14:16

God, Our Mother
Mottakeenur Rehman said:

Well write!

January 16th, 2018 05:40

Monologophobia
orchidee said:

Meanwhile *gets out dictionary for title* heehee.

January 16th, 2018 03:00

Monologophobia
orchidee said:

Well, I doubt we shall be as harsh as someone I knew on a site - a troll though. He would slag off people with \'This is garbage\' or \' I don\'t care much for this\'.
We might look at the content of poems, more than the form. I do anyway, as I\'m no \'professional poet\'.
It is so in life, I think. Things go round in circles, maybe large ones sometimes. Yet we try new things, different things, etc.

January 16th, 2018 02:59

God, Our Mother
orchidee said:

A fine write Aislinn. I\'m willing to accept God as \'She\' as well as \'He\'. I mostly use \'He\' in my poems. God has masculine and feminine attributes I believe.

January 16th, 2018 02:46

A Lamentation
Michael Edwards said:

Although not a Christian I still fully appreciate the trauma and sincerity of this work. I can\'t offer criticism as it already shows such great use of the language and natural ability towards construction. In fact I am quite jealous of your ability at such an early stage of your writing.
As for the future do keep that pen busy but try to chose subjects that extend your writings. In other words chose subjects from imagination rather than from personal experience .

A good poet writes from personal experience, a great poet writes from personal experience AND from imagination.

January 14th, 2018 02:30

A Lamentation
ForeverJesus7 said:

You must not be mad at God. I believe it is those who go through the most trials in the beginning are the ones that God really uses. Have patience. I know it sounds cliche, but God does have a plan for you.
As for your poem, It is very good, and very sincere. Just keep growing as a poet, and as a person. Keep writing.

January 14th, 2018 02:20

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