Comments received on poems by Jerry Reynolds
Breeze
Tony Grannell said:
It\'s sad really, a breeze sweeping up the debris of autumn, when once a beautiful bloom. A poetic observation exquisitely expressed. Perfect.
Kind regards,
Tony.
April 27th, 2025 10:42
Tony Grannell said:
It\'s sad really, a breeze sweeping up the debris of autumn, when once a beautiful bloom. A poetic observation exquisitely expressed. Perfect.
Kind regards,
Tony.
April 27th, 2025 10:42
Breeze
sorenbarrett said:
So many interpretations of this metaphor. I love it when the metaphor can be taken in more than one way. A most lovely write
April 27th, 2025 06:16
sorenbarrett said:
So many interpretations of this metaphor. I love it when the metaphor can be taken in more than one way. A most lovely write
April 27th, 2025 06:16
Breeze
Teddy.15 said:
I feel a sense of regret that the nature has been patched over but the vision you have captured is very well created. 🌹
April 27th, 2025 05:54
Teddy.15 said:
I feel a sense of regret that the nature has been patched over but the vision you have captured is very well created. 🌹
April 27th, 2025 05:54
Too long and too short
Doggerel Dave said:
I love dandelions - they were a delight as a kid blowing the seeds, and if I had the room, I\'d grow pesticide free dandelions as the main constituent of my next health giving cuppa - move over chamomile. Still, as you say Jerry - plenty of fight in \'em yet.
April 26th, 2025 17:09
Doggerel Dave said:
I love dandelions - they were a delight as a kid blowing the seeds, and if I had the room, I\'d grow pesticide free dandelions as the main constituent of my next health giving cuppa - move over chamomile. Still, as you say Jerry - plenty of fight in \'em yet.
April 26th, 2025 17:09
Wondering
rrodriguez said:
This poem leaves room for interpretation, allowing its meaning to vary depending on the reader\'s perspective. Its intrigue keeps me pondering and reflecting on its depths. Well done!
April 26th, 2025 14:14
rrodriguez said:
This poem leaves room for interpretation, allowing its meaning to vary depending on the reader\'s perspective. Its intrigue keeps me pondering and reflecting on its depths. Well done!
April 26th, 2025 14:14
Too long and too short
Teddy.15 said:
lol don\'t you just hate that feeling. 🌹
April 26th, 2025 11:39
Teddy.15 said:
lol don\'t you just hate that feeling. 🌹
April 26th, 2025 11:39
Too long and too short
sorenbarrett said:
A most fun read with which I can identify. Why is it that only the plants you want to keep die from the herbicide? It seems that the weeds find it a fertilizer.
April 26th, 2025 09:12
sorenbarrett said:
A most fun read with which I can identify. Why is it that only the plants you want to keep die from the herbicide? It seems that the weeds find it a fertilizer.
April 26th, 2025 09:12
Too long and too short
Friendship said:
Well wirtten ,Yet so true,Your poem ,revolves around different types of flowers (apple, cherry, and dandelions) and their responses to environmental pressures, specifically referencing the use of pesticides (\"sprayed with death\") and the idea that nature can be resilient in the face of destruction.
April 26th, 2025 08:38
Friendship said:
Well wirtten ,Yet so true,Your poem ,revolves around different types of flowers (apple, cherry, and dandelions) and their responses to environmental pressures, specifically referencing the use of pesticides (\"sprayed with death\") and the idea that nature can be resilient in the face of destruction.
April 26th, 2025 08:38
Wondering
sorenbarrett said:
Clever word usage in this short poem to capture the brilliance of a sun ray in a bottle. Well done
April 25th, 2025 09:20
sorenbarrett said:
Clever word usage in this short poem to capture the brilliance of a sun ray in a bottle. Well done
April 25th, 2025 09:20
Tribute to aFog Horn
Tony Grannell said:
The mariner\'s guide when impaired in the thick of fog, expressed in a really lovely poem, one that I thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you very much.
Kind regards,
Tony.
April 24th, 2025 16:47
Tony Grannell said:
The mariner\'s guide when impaired in the thick of fog, expressed in a really lovely poem, one that I thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you very much.
Kind regards,
Tony.
April 24th, 2025 16:47
Tribute to aFog Horn
sorenbarrett said:
So well written it could be put on a plaque and mounted on the horn at sea. Lovely
April 24th, 2025 13:50
sorenbarrett said:
So well written it could be put on a plaque and mounted on the horn at sea. Lovely
April 24th, 2025 13:50
Patience and Chimney
Doggerel Dave said:
You held my attention for the length of your tale, Jerry. A great achievement all round, as you are not prone t write long \'uns very often and my attention doesn\'t extend normally to much more than eight lines.
Enjoyed thoroughly.
April 22nd, 2025 20:15
Doggerel Dave said:
You held my attention for the length of your tale, Jerry. A great achievement all round, as you are not prone t write long \'uns very often and my attention doesn\'t extend normally to much more than eight lines.
Enjoyed thoroughly.
April 22nd, 2025 20:15
Patience and Chimney
sorenbarrett said:
Well told this metaphor in form of fable speaks to those who have children and the passing of age. I love how you chose the name Patience for the plant. Patient it was. I have a play on the name issue for tomorrow. Enjoyed it
April 22nd, 2025 08:23
sorenbarrett said:
Well told this metaphor in form of fable speaks to those who have children and the passing of age. I love how you chose the name Patience for the plant. Patient it was. I have a play on the name issue for tomorrow. Enjoyed it
April 22nd, 2025 08:23
Tribute to Pope Francis
sorenbarrett said:
They say there is no discrimination in the trenches of war and so in the hospital as well. Well written and with a powerful message
April 21st, 2025 15:19
sorenbarrett said:
They say there is no discrimination in the trenches of war and so in the hospital as well. Well written and with a powerful message
April 21st, 2025 15:19
Tribute to Pope Francis
MinaH said:
It\'s so sad that Pope Frances passed away. Thank you for writing this
April 21st, 2025 11:55
MinaH said:
It\'s so sad that Pope Frances passed away. Thank you for writing this
April 21st, 2025 11:55
Tribute to Pope Francis
Teddy.15 said:
I\'m not religious but I do believe we can all live together no matter our religion, colour, or our own beliefs, it\'s a sad day here in Italy, they called him the people\'s pope, and it was a big shock as yesterday much like the queen of England he too was at work, just shows the forces of strength. ❤️
April 21st, 2025 10:21
Teddy.15 said:
I\'m not religious but I do believe we can all live together no matter our religion, colour, or our own beliefs, it\'s a sad day here in Italy, they called him the people\'s pope, and it was a big shock as yesterday much like the queen of England he too was at work, just shows the forces of strength. ❤️
April 21st, 2025 10:21
Wind
Teddy.15 said:
It\'s really out of seasonally cold here dear Jerry, I actually love the sweet cold but not the rain it becomes too humid, I\'m in Italy but apparently in England it\'s more like the med now. 🌹
April 18th, 2025 15:43
Teddy.15 said:
It\'s really out of seasonally cold here dear Jerry, I actually love the sweet cold but not the rain it becomes too humid, I\'m in Italy but apparently in England it\'s more like the med now. 🌹
April 18th, 2025 15:43
Wind
sorenbarrett said:
Ah it is the ambiguity that catches my eye first. Is it the traveler or the wind that is still cold? But then there is deeper meaning in the metaphor. No matter what we do it may alter little our perceptions, or in the second case it may alter little that that is around us. In such a case science may be nothing more than an change in our perception not reality and so the same for our effect on those things around us. A fave Complexity in simplicity and that is poetic to the max.
April 18th, 2025 07:41
sorenbarrett said:
Ah it is the ambiguity that catches my eye first. Is it the traveler or the wind that is still cold? But then there is deeper meaning in the metaphor. No matter what we do it may alter little our perceptions, or in the second case it may alter little that that is around us. In such a case science may be nothing more than an change in our perception not reality and so the same for our effect on those things around us. A fave Complexity in simplicity and that is poetic to the max.
April 18th, 2025 07:41
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