Comments received on poems by Rocky Lagou



Living Lady Lilac
Caring dove said:

An interesting poem .. good way with words .. I think there is a lot of disappointment in life , not just love .. things can just let us down I guess and really affect us emotionally

April 5th, 2022 12:36

Living Lady Lilac
Dahlia said:

this is beautiful, Rocky
& it rings very true
enjoyed...Dahlia

April 5th, 2022 12:17

Living Lady Lilac
dusk arising said:

Love it ! Super important questions for which one has to find any meaningful answers for themselves.

All a bit of a careless mysyery to the young but the middle aged begin to \"see through a glass darkly\" and from there on in.. good luck lol.

By the time old age creeps across your bones all this will be sussed by you. How do I know... because you\'re one of those who perceives the questions... so many don\'t give them a thought.

April 5th, 2022 10:35

Living Lady Lilac
dean langmuir said:

Awesome ,lilacs are talking to us today,thank you for listening to them,take care.

April 5th, 2022 10:16

Living Lady Lilac
orchidee said:

Good write R.

April 5th, 2022 10:08

Living Lady Lilac
Christina8 said:

Well first off, I love the name, Hello, I adore lilacs, prefaced by my picture. I initially thought the \"Lick\" was from maybe a bee on the lilac but I think I\'m wrong. You have officially blown my mind on how good your poetry is though. \"Love, what is it for\"....you\'ll find out someday.\" Life--a living lens cracked.\" I know when I was young (er) (ha ha) in my family home I felt this way because all we did was fight and cry. But the light you spoke of will shine!! And it won\'t be a lie. Hang in there! (I\'m sorry I haven\'t done this justice but my heart was in it!)

April 5th, 2022 09:32

May You Await Me on the Moon?
Paul Bell said:

The beginning of life, and life itself.
Yet, the most important part, the sperm and egg. That bond that brings two ancestors into the now and the future.

April 5th, 2022 05:06

May You Await Me on the Moon?
Goldfinch60 said:

May that \'porch light\' be forever welcoming Rocky.

Andy

April 5th, 2022 01:06

May You Await Me on the Moon?
Bella Shepard said:

I think that I would love to stand in the open, on a beautiful, full moonlit night, and read this poem aloud. It is tender, and loving, just as I\'m sure your relationship with your mother was. When we speak to the moon, she listens. Beautifully written!

April 4th, 2022 16:09

May You Await Me on the Moon?
sorenbarrett said:

A wonderful write. Isis is one of my favorite Goddess symbols as she takes on the moon. It is responsible for the tides and its cycle is related to the female menstrual cycle. Birth and renewal a wonderful poem of union. Well written.

April 4th, 2022 15:24

May You Await Me on the Moon?
dean langmuir said:

Good one Rocky.

April 4th, 2022 13:34

May You Await Me on the Moon?
Christina8 said:

Rocky, as a mother, I gotta say I love this!! You were conceived out of the \"clean nothingness\". I love how you describe her womb (reminds me of a poem i wrote with the loss of twins), the umbilical cord connecting you two. I mean I could sit here and quote from your poem all day! There\'s nothing quite like a bond between mother and child. Oh your mother is in the stars, that gave me the chills. I know that she passed. WOW!! This one goes into the faves at the top if I can manage. wow, your eventual homecoming, hopefully not too soon, Rocky! Loved it, loved it, love it!!!!!!!!!!

April 4th, 2022 13:22

May You Await Me on the Moon?
dusk arising said:

I\'m a bit lost i must admit. The first half gave me thoughts of being conceived and born.
It\'s certainly original writing and i have read it several times... was your mum an astronaut... erm

I\'ve enjoyed trying to fathom this out anyway my friend.

April 4th, 2022 11:56

May You Await Me on the Moon?
Caring dove said:

Beautiful words ! 🙂 I like this . It sounds like it’s maybe about soulmates or strong connections .. wuth your mention of a golden string

April 4th, 2022 11:49

A Swan, Named Freedom, Swims
theneophiles_words said:

A metaphoric wonder of Richful thought; Vivid images entwined through the thread of hope. Definitely, something that speaks about your style. These lines \'But actually a bloody red. Its wings were covered with the scarlet color. But the Swan stayed fixed on its main purpose\' explains so much more than it states. Well, let\'s say that you had me with you and the Swan to the Horizon.

April 3rd, 2022 02:29

Giving Up Poetry
Doggerel Dave said:

Rocky, Rocky
(from above where there is no link to place this in its appropriate position):
\"a certain someone who sent me a comment on a non-free-verse poem that went on to pretty much say, \"stay in my lane\" (free-verse.) So I kinda laughed inside of myself when I read that and said, \"wow is my non-free-verse poetry really that bad?\"
So from that \'\"certain someone,\" may I just clarify?
Not that your non free verse is bad - My argument was that if you are going to claim a classic form then you should make the effort to honour that form.
It\'s more about communication. We communicate with words , and if we are to succeed we must agree on the basic meaning of these tools we use. Thus a Shakespearean sonnet should be? You know what it should be. Do it or explain why not.
No third person comments in future - put that argument where it belongs next time.



April 3rd, 2022 01:30

Dance of Breath and Breeze
theneophiles_words said:

I loved the thought of giving Death a voice. Looks austere yet so full of attributes. I admire how well you play with the words, Rocky \'crescendos rise so will I\'; \'to the long cadenza\'; \'This skyscraper is on liftoff\'; \'beyond the moon, cityscape, stars\'; \'Hair, clothes, paintings, furniture\' and so much more; At a certain point, I felt I would be rewriting the whole in comments ( jokes apart). It is beautiful as always, and Thank you for making Death pleasant to the eye.

April 3rd, 2022 00:22

Giving Up Poetry
Accidental Poet said:

We live, we think, we feel, we write. And the whole process starts over again and again. 😉

April 2nd, 2022 19:12

A Swan, Named Freedom, Swims
Jem said:

This piece is very amazing! Those lines were just beautifully articulated in a single poem. Thanks for this!

April 2nd, 2022 19:07

Giving Up Poetry
spilleronsheet said:

Truthfully it is so powerful and brut truth
Life isn’t set of rules
Nothing works according to norms
And the pent up emotions shall swell one day
And come outside beautifully by your pen dear Rocky
I honestly liked your courageous sword
It slashed right inside
Totally rocked in feels
And finished the wars of emotions raising inside
Pen up as you wish
Cause you truly shine
With that beautiful mind


April 2nd, 2022 14:51

Giving Up Poetry
Goldfinch60 said:

We all write in our own way to put our feelings onto paper and what ever they say means so much to ourselves and if others like them that is a bonus.
Good words Rocky.

Andy

April 2nd, 2022 00:22

Poet in the Beast
GenXer Shamrocker ☘️ said:

Mental health is still something that so many struggle with but it’s still too stigmatized to talk about. This poem holds much meaning to me. Thank you for sharing this Rocky.

April 1st, 2022 22:30

Giving Up Poetry
Bella Shepard said:

I think your poem speaks to the kernel of poetry, which for me is the expression of self. We may all do that in different ways; wordy, brief, rhyming, free flow of thoughts, and so on, but it\'s the expression, the gift of self to others that is truly wonderful. And in return we love each other for the offering of that gift. I applaud the gift you have given all of us in this poem. Write on dear friend!

April 1st, 2022 15:37

Giving Up Poetry
sorenbarrett said:

Rocky well said. We all write for different reasons and they are all right. We all use different styles and they are all right. If we choose not to write it is ok, if we choose to write it is ok. Never stop the voice in your brain.

April 1st, 2022 13:15

Giving Up Poetry
orchidee said:

OOhhh, I dunno - why use 5 words when 20 or 30 will do?! heehee.
But sometimes limiting words can help us to focus more, I find (as in some of my shorter poems).
Ohh, I\'m enjoying sunny spells and short snow showers here in UK. April showers - yes, snowy ones just for now. Doh! And that\'s no April Fool joke.
I was delivering some Easter cards for a church. I could have said \'Merry Christmas\' to the folk! Well It looked like it, by the weather!

April 1st, 2022 10:04

Giving Up Poetry
dean langmuir said:

Rocky as always your poetry gets me,on the same page so to speak,seems like all us contemplators are a little tired but realize the joys in life also,take care.

April 1st, 2022 09:47

Giving Up Poetry
Christina8 said:

I\'m so glad it\'s a metaphorical title and not for real even though it is April Fools Day. Cuz you have so much to offer, so much to say! As you say, we were born to spread our wings! And maybe this is what you were meant to do. I like the quotes too. But, I truly think you have a gift and a calling, mister! :)

April 1st, 2022 09:40

Giving Up Poetry
Caring dove said:

I think we should write in the way we want to .. if we want to rhyme then yeah , I never do , least not intentionally

April 1st, 2022 09:33

Giving Up Poetry
Caring dove said:

We all write for different reasons .. I’ve been feeling anxious and overwhelmed today .. for several reasons , just tired emotionally right now . I guess we want our writings to be liked but sometimes we simply write for ourselves ? I like your line about loving ourselves and others . We can’t always write to want to impress sonetimes we simply write for ourselves , and that’s ok

April 1st, 2022 09:32

Giving Up Poetry
dusk arising said:

LOL I gave up poetry ages ago when some one wrote to me \"if youve got something to say, say it in four lines, if you can\'t manage that, say it in three\"

April 1st, 2022 09:21



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