Comments received on poems by sorenbarrett
Just old
Doggerel Dave said:
Yeh - a little bit like that....................................................................!
May 29th, 2025 08:39
Doggerel Dave said:
Yeh - a little bit like that....................................................................!
May 29th, 2025 08:39
Dance with the wind
Damaso said:
What a beautiful landscape you shared with us, sir. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you so much. Greetings.
May 29th, 2025 08:28
Damaso said:
What a beautiful landscape you shared with us, sir. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you so much. Greetings.
May 29th, 2025 08:28
Dance with the wind
Salvia.S said:
This is full of kinetic imagery, tactile rhythm and it beautifully captures the wild elegance of nature in motion. Well done
May 29th, 2025 06:55
Salvia.S said:
This is full of kinetic imagery, tactile rhythm and it beautifully captures the wild elegance of nature in motion. Well done
May 29th, 2025 06:55
Dance with the wind
Poetic Licence said:
A dance we keep doing, enjoyed the read
May 29th, 2025 06:28
Poetic Licence said:
A dance we keep doing, enjoyed the read
May 29th, 2025 06:28
Dance with the wind
Lorenz said:
\'\' Naked but not sinned..! \'\' A sublime conclusion ! a fav !
May 29th, 2025 04:30
Lorenz said:
\'\' Naked but not sinned..! \'\' A sublime conclusion ! a fav !
May 29th, 2025 04:30
Dance with the wind
David Wakeling said:
I must say as I was reading this I was holding on against the force of the wind.Excellent writing. A wonderful wind dance poem.
May 29th, 2025 04:11
David Wakeling said:
I must say as I was reading this I was holding on against the force of the wind.Excellent writing. A wonderful wind dance poem.
May 29th, 2025 04:11
Just old
Tristan Robert Lange said:
What can be say that you haven\'t said here, Soren? So, I am just going to shut up, admire, and join that long list of faves! 🌹👏
May 28th, 2025 19:41
Tristan Robert Lange said:
What can be say that you haven\'t said here, Soren? So, I am just going to shut up, admire, and join that long list of faves! 🌹👏
May 28th, 2025 19:41
Just old
hzugman said:
Very well written. Thank goodness it\'s about the parts that really don\'t count as we age. The growth of the mind and heart do.
May 28th, 2025 12:43
hzugman said:
Very well written. Thank goodness it\'s about the parts that really don\'t count as we age. The growth of the mind and heart do.
May 28th, 2025 12:43
Gone
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Freedom. If only we could all be free of the things that plague us, that eat us from the inside out, that feed off of us but never return sustenance. This poem surely helps one see the NEED for such freedom and, potentially, how to attain. That said, those pesky parasites and other creepy crawlies find a way to NEVER completely die. Profound metaphor. 🌹👏
May 28th, 2025 12:03
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Freedom. If only we could all be free of the things that plague us, that eat us from the inside out, that feed off of us but never return sustenance. This poem surely helps one see the NEED for such freedom and, potentially, how to attain. That said, those pesky parasites and other creepy crawlies find a way to NEVER completely die. Profound metaphor. 🌹👏
May 28th, 2025 12:03
Just old
Teddy.15 said:
lol hilarious 😂 🌹 I wonder what would happen if this poem was left in every plastic surgeons office in Beverley Hills lol love it and yes I\'m growing old disgracefully the natural way. 🤗
May 28th, 2025 11:06
Teddy.15 said:
lol hilarious 😂 🌹 I wonder what would happen if this poem was left in every plastic surgeons office in Beverley Hills lol love it and yes I\'m growing old disgracefully the natural way. 🤗
May 28th, 2025 11:06
Just old
orchidee said:
How did you know exactly what KP looks like at her current age? - erm, she\'s 35, so she says. lol. I said to her \'This is a poem about you, my dear, about the photo of yourself you gave to one of my poetry friends recently\'. heehee.
May 28th, 2025 08:56
orchidee said:
How did you know exactly what KP looks like at her current age? - erm, she\'s 35, so she says. lol. I said to her \'This is a poem about you, my dear, about the photo of yourself you gave to one of my poetry friends recently\'. heehee.
May 28th, 2025 08:56
Just old
Poetic Licence said:
Reading this I felt like I was looking in the mirror, some are lucky and grow old beautifully, the rest we grow old like this write, very enjoyable read
May 28th, 2025 04:35
Poetic Licence said:
Reading this I felt like I was looking in the mirror, some are lucky and grow old beautifully, the rest we grow old like this write, very enjoyable read
May 28th, 2025 04:35
Just old
Salvia.S said:
The comparison of the aging body with natural landscapes is powerful and evocative. There\'s a quiet beauty in how you portray aging , even in decay. Well written!
May 28th, 2025 04:32
Salvia.S said:
The comparison of the aging body with natural landscapes is powerful and evocative. There\'s a quiet beauty in how you portray aging , even in decay. Well written!
May 28th, 2025 04:32
Just old
Soman Ragavan said:
As we get older, we become more contemplative, more philosophical. We ponder on the life gone through. The poem describes the body’s journey through life. In the final years, things start falling apart, for such is the ageing process.
The final line : “a rotting body bed ferried, to its waiting grave.”
Thus the body was rotting while still alive. The grave is waiting to gobble up.
“Since the day of my birth, my death began its walk. It is walking toward me, without hurrying.” – Jean Cocteau (1889-1963)
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May 28th, 2025 04:26
Soman Ragavan said:
As we get older, we become more contemplative, more philosophical. We ponder on the life gone through. The poem describes the body’s journey through life. In the final years, things start falling apart, for such is the ageing process.
The final line : “a rotting body bed ferried, to its waiting grave.”
Thus the body was rotting while still alive. The grave is waiting to gobble up.
“Since the day of my birth, my death began its walk. It is walking toward me, without hurrying.” – Jean Cocteau (1889-1963)
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May 28th, 2025 04:26
Just old
David Wakeling said:
This is amazing. I love the use of \"adjectives\" , It is so more pleasant to read a poem with adjectives.Rolling ripples and sagging flesh captures old age perfectly.Not really a perfect time of life.It can be hard work.A wonderful poemWell done.I enjoyed reading and had a laugh as well
May 28th, 2025 04:13
David Wakeling said:
This is amazing. I love the use of \"adjectives\" , It is so more pleasant to read a poem with adjectives.Rolling ripples and sagging flesh captures old age perfectly.Not really a perfect time of life.It can be hard work.A wonderful poemWell done.I enjoyed reading and had a laugh as well
May 28th, 2025 04:13
Just old
teardrop said:
Getting old (I\'m gonna say, \"getting older\" sure isn\'t as I was told. There is no gold in those golden years. You have penned this so perfectly!
May 28th, 2025 03:19
teardrop said:
Getting old (I\'m gonna say, \"getting older\" sure isn\'t as I was told. There is no gold in those golden years. You have penned this so perfectly!
May 28th, 2025 03:19
Gone
Goldfinch60 said:
So much to be seen in these words soren but we must realise that even from death life arises.
Andy
May 28th, 2025 01:53
Goldfinch60 said:
So much to be seen in these words soren but we must realise that even from death life arises.
Andy
May 28th, 2025 01:53
Demise of a poem
NafisaSB said:
i have lots of scribblings which either die a natural death, when left incomplete for lack of inspiration - just thoughts jotted down on pieces i could write on. so i can empathize fully with you - but don\'t give up hope - try again, and if it seems impossible, delete it and move on to your next poem -
as it is - you are one of the most prolific poets on this site
so don\'t lose hope - but keep composing, and sharing as and when the muse strikes
May 28th, 2025 01:27
NafisaSB said:
i have lots of scribblings which either die a natural death, when left incomplete for lack of inspiration - just thoughts jotted down on pieces i could write on. so i can empathize fully with you - but don\'t give up hope - try again, and if it seems impossible, delete it and move on to your next poem -
as it is - you are one of the most prolific poets on this site
so don\'t lose hope - but keep composing, and sharing as and when the muse strikes
May 28th, 2025 01:27
Redemption in deception
sunshine777 said:
Perhaps this is where against the grain grew in. Great write once again!
May 27th, 2025 20:55
sunshine777 said:
Perhaps this is where against the grain grew in. Great write once again!
May 27th, 2025 20:55
Gone
Eugene S. said:
Reminds me that though the individual (tree) died, it hosted how many birds, how many bromeliads, how many insects? Did the micorrhizae underground connect its roots to another tree so that hormonal \"tree talk\" could take place. How much carbon did the tree sequester out of our air? How much oxygen did it give us in return? It lives on through its gifts that made this world continue on. Not bad for a tree that is no more! Love the poem!!
May 27th, 2025 15:25
Eugene S. said:
Reminds me that though the individual (tree) died, it hosted how many birds, how many bromeliads, how many insects? Did the micorrhizae underground connect its roots to another tree so that hormonal \"tree talk\" could take place. How much carbon did the tree sequester out of our air? How much oxygen did it give us in return? It lives on through its gifts that made this world continue on. Not bad for a tree that is no more! Love the poem!!
May 27th, 2025 15:25
Gone
MendedFences27 said:
This reminded me of the Dutch Elm Disease that wiped out all the chestnut trees in the U.S. They died from the inside out, became a hollowed-out trunk and nothing else. Can we try to save our natural environment?
- Phil A.
May 27th, 2025 14:28
MendedFences27 said:
This reminded me of the Dutch Elm Disease that wiped out all the chestnut trees in the U.S. They died from the inside out, became a hollowed-out trunk and nothing else. Can we try to save our natural environment?
- Phil A.
May 27th, 2025 14:28
Gone
orchidee said:
Good write SB. I see some trees with rot or leaning over. Must have strong roots so as not to come crashing down.
A joke now (argh): What is brown and green, and if it fell on you out of a tree, would kill you? Nope, not a branch - but a snooker table! heehee.
May 27th, 2025 07:56
orchidee said:
Good write SB. I see some trees with rot or leaning over. Must have strong roots so as not to come crashing down.
A joke now (argh): What is brown and green, and if it fell on you out of a tree, would kill you? Nope, not a branch - but a snooker table! heehee.
May 27th, 2025 07:56
Gone
Friendship said:
Well written, the tree symbolizes individuals and their struggles with internal and external forces. This poem serves as a poignant reminder to me of the inevitability of decay in life and the importance of self-reflection and cleansing in regaining one\'s vitality and freedom from negative influences. It offers a philosophical perspective on personal growth and resilience.
May 27th, 2025 07:23
Friendship said:
Well written, the tree symbolizes individuals and their struggles with internal and external forces. This poem serves as a poignant reminder to me of the inevitability of decay in life and the importance of self-reflection and cleansing in regaining one\'s vitality and freedom from negative influences. It offers a philosophical perspective on personal growth and resilience.
May 27th, 2025 07:23
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