Comments received on poems by arqios
nev
sorenbarrett said:
A fave for the respect. Love the tribute. I had searched far and wide and am very pleased with his return. Good write Cryptic belated or not.
July 9th, 2025 09:22
sorenbarrett said:
A fave for the respect. Love the tribute. I had searched far and wide and am very pleased with his return. Good write Cryptic belated or not.
July 9th, 2025 09:22
vestibule
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Oh my friend…this one breathed. That fire line at the top already lit the fuse, and then the final image—the clock not marking time, but an opening? Quite the revelation, dear poet. Love and live for that! There’s deep stillness here, and even deeper knowing. Thank you for this. 🌹👏
July 9th, 2025 08:46
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Oh my friend…this one breathed. That fire line at the top already lit the fuse, and then the final image—the clock not marking time, but an opening? Quite the revelation, dear poet. Love and live for that! There’s deep stillness here, and even deeper knowing. Thank you for this. 🌹👏
July 9th, 2025 08:46
nev
arqios said:
Was going to post this earlier but you did give us a sign, Nev. So there\'s that. And a first post back... yay!
July 9th, 2025 08:41
arqios said:
Was going to post this earlier but you did give us a sign, Nev. So there\'s that. And a first post back... yay!
July 9th, 2025 08:41
vestibule
Goldfinch60 said:
May that opening lead us to a light of peace and love arqios.
Andy
July 9th, 2025 01:24
Goldfinch60 said:
May that opening lead us to a light of peace and love arqios.
Andy
July 9th, 2025 01:24
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Mottakeenur Rehman said:
Your poem weaves quiet tension with delicate grace, where every stillness hums with anticipation. The imagery lingers, leaving the reader poised at the threshold of something profound.
July 8th, 2025 13:34
Mottakeenur Rehman said:
Your poem weaves quiet tension with delicate grace, where every stillness hums with anticipation. The imagery lingers, leaving the reader poised at the threshold of something profound.
July 8th, 2025 13:34
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orchidee said:
Good write, though I suppose I\'ve missed the cryptic meanings. No change there then from me. lol.
July 8th, 2025 12:01
orchidee said:
Good write, though I suppose I\'ve missed the cryptic meanings. No change there then from me. lol.
July 8th, 2025 12:01
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Poetic Licence said:
There is much for me to contemplate in this Lovely read, in order to obtain its true meaning I need to change, enjoyed the read
July 8th, 2025 07:56
Poetic Licence said:
There is much for me to contemplate in this Lovely read, in order to obtain its true meaning I need to change, enjoyed the read
July 8th, 2025 07:56
vestibule
sorenbarrett said:
We are governed by habit and ritual more than thought we are a product of what has been from the beginning be it war, greed of whatever man is. our artificial attempts at protection hung up in treaties with memories of past violations and wars. Todays silence of cold war leads to misunderstanding. Differences in the form of static make this world hard to understand. In a world that has had its technological revolution we have gone far too long without a social revolution and when that time comes a paradigm shift is the opening to an evolution of man casting off old habits and a changed species. I think I have traveled far enough in this out of control interpretation. Loved it and a fave
July 8th, 2025 04:53
sorenbarrett said:
We are governed by habit and ritual more than thought we are a product of what has been from the beginning be it war, greed of whatever man is. our artificial attempts at protection hung up in treaties with memories of past violations and wars. Todays silence of cold war leads to misunderstanding. Differences in the form of static make this world hard to understand. In a world that has had its technological revolution we have gone far too long without a social revolution and when that time comes a paradigm shift is the opening to an evolution of man casting off old habits and a changed species. I think I have traveled far enough in this out of control interpretation. Loved it and a fave
July 8th, 2025 04:53
vestibule
David Wakeling said:
For me this was a fascinating read. I like the quotes eg \"Rhythm, not reason guides the hand ....\"There is so much in this that made me stop in my tracks and think. A very clever write. I enjoyed reading
July 8th, 2025 04:42
David Wakeling said:
For me this was a fascinating read. I like the quotes eg \"Rhythm, not reason guides the hand ....\"There is so much in this that made me stop in my tracks and think. A very clever write. I enjoyed reading
July 8th, 2025 04:42
baker’s gift
NafisaSB said:
yes it is the extra touch that truly counts, which seems to have almost been lost in today\'s fast paced world
- lovely poem
July 7th, 2025 23:03
NafisaSB said:
yes it is the extra touch that truly counts, which seems to have almost been lost in today\'s fast paced world
- lovely poem
July 7th, 2025 23:03
to the forgotten poet
Kevin Hulme said:
Nice one. Poets voices still echo down the years and as long as there\'s Books , Internet etc they\'ll always be with us .
July 7th, 2025 18:24
Kevin Hulme said:
Nice one. Poets voices still echo down the years and as long as there\'s Books , Internet etc they\'ll always be with us .
July 7th, 2025 18:24
to the forgotten poet
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Oh, my dear poet and friend…this felt like it was speaking through me, not just to me. 😔 That violet-in-the-crack line? Wow! That’s the truth of it. The echo that stays, the dialect of quiet grief—we know it well...or at least I do. Deeply moving work. Still sitting with this. 🌹👏 A must fave for me.
July 7th, 2025 09:05
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Oh, my dear poet and friend…this felt like it was speaking through me, not just to me. 😔 That violet-in-the-crack line? Wow! That’s the truth of it. The echo that stays, the dialect of quiet grief—we know it well...or at least I do. Deeply moving work. Still sitting with this. 🌹👏 A must fave for me.
July 7th, 2025 09:05
feasting you
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Oh this…this was exquisite, my friend. Just sumptuous in tone and cadence! You always know how to set a table—metaphorically and emotionally! That third stanza? Chef’s kiss. And the ending? Still lingering like a fine vintage… Love it, my friend! 🌹👏 A fave!
July 7th, 2025 08:29
Tristan Robert Lange said:
Oh this…this was exquisite, my friend. Just sumptuous in tone and cadence! You always know how to set a table—metaphorically and emotionally! That third stanza? Chef’s kiss. And the ending? Still lingering like a fine vintage… Love it, my friend! 🌹👏 A fave!
July 7th, 2025 08:29
to the forgotten poet
Poetic Licence said:
Any artist in any field would relate to this, as the mind is always ticking over, little seeds are down, some taking years to grow, enjoyed the read
July 7th, 2025 05:19
Poetic Licence said:
Any artist in any field would relate to this, as the mind is always ticking over, little seeds are down, some taking years to grow, enjoyed the read
July 7th, 2025 05:19
to the forgotten poet
2781 said:
By our words we are justified, and by our words we are condemned.
Doesn\'t really matter if anyone else is listening.
July 7th, 2025 04:47
2781 said:
By our words we are justified, and by our words we are condemned.
Doesn\'t really matter if anyone else is listening.
July 7th, 2025 04:47
to the forgotten poet
David Wakeling said:
This is a hope filled poem.Perhaps the poet is not forgotten but has metamorphised into being a musician or lyricist. The basic roots of poetry are still there and growing.An excellent discussion. Enjoyed reading
July 7th, 2025 04:32
David Wakeling said:
This is a hope filled poem.Perhaps the poet is not forgotten but has metamorphised into being a musician or lyricist. The basic roots of poetry are still there and growing.An excellent discussion. Enjoyed reading
July 7th, 2025 04:32
to the forgotten poet
arqios said:
1/3 is minuscule in comparison. That\'s the way things are these days...
July 7th, 2025 04:31
arqios said:
1/3 is minuscule in comparison. That\'s the way things are these days...
July 7th, 2025 04:31
to the forgotten poet
sorenbarrett said:
A poem with a very nice metaphor (We who read beneath fluorescents still look out windows because of you.) also the whole last stanza works so well. The idea of being an echo or an underground root unseen yet growing. How many times have I seen ripple effects from written words sometimes noticeable and at others not. Very nicely written and a fave
July 7th, 2025 04:14
sorenbarrett said:
A poem with a very nice metaphor (We who read beneath fluorescents still look out windows because of you.) also the whole last stanza works so well. The idea of being an echo or an underground root unseen yet growing. How many times have I seen ripple effects from written words sometimes noticeable and at others not. Very nicely written and a fave
July 7th, 2025 04:14
to the forgotten poet
Caring dove said:
A interesting and nicely expressed writing .. good poem
I like the words in this
July 7th, 2025 02:39
Caring dove said:
A interesting and nicely expressed writing .. good poem
I like the words in this
July 7th, 2025 02:39
feasting you
Goldfinch60 said:
Wonderful words arqios and I do not do this very often but it will go into my favourites.
Andy
July 7th, 2025 01:50
Goldfinch60 said:
Wonderful words arqios and I do not do this very often but it will go into my favourites.
Andy
July 7th, 2025 01:50
feasting you
Bella Shepard said:
Truly a feast for the pallate and the heart, captured in beautiful rhyming stanzas. I kept reading it aloud, and each time it became more endearing.
July 6th, 2025 14:05
Bella Shepard said:
Truly a feast for the pallate and the heart, captured in beautiful rhyming stanzas. I kept reading it aloud, and each time it became more endearing.
July 6th, 2025 14:05
feasting you
MendedFences27 said:
A brilliant remembrance of olden times when two hearts were one. The celebrational setting adds contrast to the longing desire of the narrator. Enjoyed this. - Phil A.
July 6th, 2025 12:17
MendedFences27 said:
A brilliant remembrance of olden times when two hearts were one. The celebrational setting adds contrast to the longing desire of the narrator. Enjoyed this. - Phil A.
July 6th, 2025 12:17
feasting you
Poetic Licence said:
Feel like I am stuffed to the gills after my banquet at the medieval table, enjoyed the read
July 6th, 2025 10:35
Poetic Licence said:
Feel like I am stuffed to the gills after my banquet at the medieval table, enjoyed the read
July 6th, 2025 10:35
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