Comments received on poems by Garth Rakumakoe



Never
Paul Bell said:

Always feel it does no harm in praying, even if the prayer is an inner call to arms. You still hear of miracles in the world, so the mystery of life is still within us.

December 1st, 2021 15:44

Never
dusk arising said:

Prayer can be a great healer if it is done with all sincerity.

December 1st, 2021 14:29

Never
mdrogers said:

To me faith is like AA, for some it works others it doesn\'t. I\'m not the one to tell anyone what to believe. Good one

December 1st, 2021 14:24

Never
Caring dove said:

I believe in the angels and the divine . I guess prayer can be powerful .., I sometimes say a healing prayer to clear negativity .

A good writing 🙂

December 1st, 2021 13:42

Who Among Us?
Goldfinch60 said:

Very good and very true words Garth, we may be too late to save the world but those who could save the world will not as there is nothing in it for them.

Andy

November 29th, 2021 02:22

Who Among Us?
dusk arising said:

In the words of a famous Billy Joel song \"We didn\'t start the fire\". But we sure can sart to put it out.

I have started... have you?

It takes more than poetry.

November 28th, 2021 17:05

Who Among Us?
Fay Slimm. said:

Oh the power in these haunting lines and the shame of civilization for its selfish greed -- this goes into my favourites for its reminders of what mother nature suffers - - and how bitterly the consumer age shall regret her pain.

November 28th, 2021 16:41

Who Among Us?
Neville said:


filled to overflowing with sad and bitter truths ... and that summative line of yours Garth, sadly say\'s it all .. N

November 28th, 2021 15:09

Who Among Us?
Paul Bell said:

I would blame the industrialised nations. Britain being high up the list in the beginning. Consumerism probably comes next. I would now say Mother Nature is responding to the plight of her garden, and with total ferocity. Man will always be greedy, and probably wouldn\'t be missed.

November 28th, 2021 14:34

Who Among Us?
Caring dove said:

A good writing … and people can be very selfish and uncaring towards nature … I love nature so much and I hate how much it’s affected by others

November 28th, 2021 14:06

Love Seasons Of Two
Goldfinch60 said:

Beautiful lovelorn words Garth.

Andy

November 28th, 2021 01:58

Inside Out
Caring dove said:

Really liked the read … interesting words , great flow )

November 27th, 2021 17:32

Love Seasons Of Two
dusk arising said:

Unsure why i like this but I do. Great flow and mystery.

November 27th, 2021 16:48

Love Seasons Of Two
kitty the naughty poet said:

a beautiful poem that brought a smile to my face. thank you for sharing

November 27th, 2021 14:03

Love Seasons Of Two
Caring dove said:

Very beautiful poem . I couldn’t help but smile at this ! Had to favourite it aswell .

I’m not sure I could write like that

A truly lovely read

November 27th, 2021 13:46

I Wrote Of You
Neville said:


reads like a dream .. quite beautiful sir .. no idea why I aint been here before .. and what an impressive first posting too my friend .... Neville

November 27th, 2021 13:28

Inside Out
Neville said:


I thought I left my thoughts on \'Inside Out\' yesterday when I first visited .. but for some reason, for a micro-second it seemed that I hadn\'t .. but then .. I had ... there is something strange going on here .. Anyway, it is just as good today as it was on Friday 26th November 2021 ............................. very good indeed .. Neville

November 27th, 2021 13:18

Inside Out
Goldfinch60 said:

Very powerful words Garth, one can only hope that love will be there for all in time.

Andy

November 27th, 2021 01:30

Inside Out
Nicholas Browning said:

Expectations betray us, and everything we thought we knew could very well turn out to be a subjective viewpoint some far-away scientist told our ancestors to believe, and so we do in turn. The battle with the self is one of the most noble, for to even attempt to battle anything else we must first survive ourselves.
Just my own perspective, not preaching or anything lol.

A wonderful read, Garth. I very much enjoyed. Have a like on me, free of charge.

November 26th, 2021 12:09

Inside Out
Neville said:



Be very proud of these words, now fixed in time & dated this 26th day of November 2021 for always & forever ... Neville


November 26th, 2021 11:08

Inside Out
L. B. Mek said:

\'Ravaged
by my own \'narcissistic\'
expectations\'..
(there are no \'expectations\'
in narcissism, dear poet
All, is as willed - it just is
or if it fails - to be
its existence, degraded
to irrelevance)
ergo, your way of thinking
doesn\'t denote, narcissistic tendencies
rather, it demonstrates your lack
of it..
When the world is so full of mindset\'s
that oppose our own, we
far - too readily, assume
and internalise, the wrongness
we perceive, in that self-sabotaging
\'it must be me\', ideology.
When in fact
try: as the world might
its us - stubborn few
who see, clearly
its just, we\'re so much
a minority
our vision is belittled, to fantasy.
\'mismatched color virtues
wrinkled and tumble dried;
though never ironed
Perhaps loyalty’s quality
is an overrated double stitch
It seems, when genuine still had longevity
what seemed real was the fantasy\'
(a great write!
with seemingly endless, depth
thanks for sharing)

November 26th, 2021 06:56

The Tele-visions In Their Televisions
spilleronsheet said:

What perfect lines
Tells me stop binge watching and wander and get lost at different sites
Good one dear poet

November 26th, 2021 03:35

The Tele-visions In Their Televisions
Paul Bell said:

There must be a generation who only know life online. This will be the same generation who have never seen the countryside, think milk comes from supermarkets, and will probably die watching the telly. That sure is so sad, but it is what it is.

November 25th, 2021 10:05

The Tele-visions In Their Televisions
L. B. Mek said:

\'who left awander *seeking
the oasis that once germinated
the very roots of his being
and the wisdom of his elders

If only we could learn to read
and follow the stars
like we did before, surely
the cradle still longs our rebirth\'..
(this just beautiful, dear Poet
a hymn for the losses
we accumulate, in trying
to distance ourselves
from the bloodshed, stains
in our collective: heritage...)
when will it end
this cyclical need, to differ
from one generation, to the next
imprinting our foreshadowing, mistakes
for our next generations, pitfalls
of neglect
and far - too, belatedly realised: regret...

November 25th, 2021 06:29

The Tele-visions In Their Televisions
Neville said:



you should pen another along similar lines & we could make it into a televised serial ... joking aside .. this was both intriguing and compelling my friend .... Neville

November 25th, 2021 05:18

The Tele-visions In Their Televisions
Caring dove said:

You certainly have an interesting way with words ! I liked the read 🙂

November 25th, 2021 04:36

Poor Woman
Neville said:


a sad tale told so terribly well .. and held my attention from beginning to end .. The very feel of it made me think back to my days spent volunteering in West Africa .. Top marks from me brother ... N


November 24th, 2021 08:25

Poor Woman
Caring dove said:

A good writing , feel sorry for this lady… she sounds sad and alone .

You have expressed yourself nicely in this and it’s an engaging read , although sad

November 24th, 2021 07:01

She
Paul Bell said:

This could be, Joan of Arc, formidable in life, betrayed by man.
Isn\'t it strange how you don\'t see women starting wars. Is it because they\'re too busy doing real work..

November 24th, 2021 06:23

She
Nicholas Browning said:

A literary roller coaster, and I like roller coasters.

November 23rd, 2021 11:31

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