Comments received on poems by nephilim56



THE DAY ALAN DIED
Teddy.15 said:

Beautiful, I appreciate the loss of both . ❤️

September 28th, 2023 02:47

THE DAY ALAN DIED
orchidee said:

A sensitive write N.

September 28th, 2023 01:55

CRADLE
Pop64 said:

Your write hits home, as my daughters have discussed this with my wife and I. They don\'t fight over who will take care of us, as I wouldn\'t want that on any one, but each one of them think we will be with that one. I recognize the spiritual aspect of this write and clearly identify with it.

September 27th, 2023 08:02

CRADLE
Teddy.15 said:

Here in Italy there is an enormous respect between parents and their children it\'s almost incredible to see. Parents help their children buy homes and set up their lives and then they also take care of the grandchildren and when it\'s time to help out our parents we do it with great gratitude and pride. I\'ve always been amazed of the love we have over here and great respect for eachother. A great subject ❤️

September 27th, 2023 02:34

CRADLE
Doggerel Dave said:

On one level I like the simplicity and your usual polish.
But please, don\'t put it on your offspring. I\'ve seen too many daughters and sons (but mostly daughters) have the middle part of their lives curtailed by the demands of ageing parents.

September 27th, 2023 02:19

JOURNEY
L. B. Mek said:

Poetry
as subtle as it was designed to be
Beauty
(thank you! dear Poet)

September 25th, 2023 05:40

WOMAN
Teddy.15 said:

Such emotion an incredibly sad poem yet written with a beautiful pen hand. ❤️

September 24th, 2023 06:36

THE COST
Teddy.15 said:

I suspect the soul of a good man has already been torn away before they go to war, otherwise how could they even be so strong as to kill another. Beautiful words, I would hope that they were placed in a peaceful place such as heaven as we believe it to be. ❤️

September 23rd, 2023 04:08

NO MANS LAND
Pop64 said:

The rhyme is terrific while the details of the write, the imagery and story provided, hit deep. Burying someone is difficult, burying your child is worse, though there should be no comparison. I watched my mother bury my brother after the gulf war and this tells the truth of the tears.

September 22nd, 2023 10:31

NO MANS LAND
L. B. Mek said:

\'His mother remembers
A child in her arms
Blind to the truth
Of battlefield scars.\'
it\'s too heart-breaking, to witness
so they choose to go blind...
(Brilliant!
thank you dear Poet)

September 22nd, 2023 06:08

NO MANS LAND
Teddy.15 said:

I give utmost respect to all soldiers of war but you also show through the eyes of a mother and that\'s superb writing. 💖

September 22nd, 2023 03:21

YESTERDAYS GUEST
Teddy.15 said:

This is fabulous 💖

September 21st, 2023 02:27

TO MOTHER
mvvenkataraman said:

A noble poem for one\'s mother!

September 20th, 2023 08:51

TO MOTHER
Teddy.15 said:

So very beautiful you have brought enormous dignity to a subject that we all think about and also to your mother. 💖

September 20th, 2023 03:36

ADDICT
Teddy.15 said:

I was born and bred in the heart of London in the 80\'s this brought some very familiar sights of what I saw as a child on the streets. I actually had a couple of friends who ended like this. So very sad. An extremely powerful portrait of a woman lost. Congratulations you did it in style. 💖

September 19th, 2023 04:27

THE PASSING OF SALLY
Tiresias said:

Sally Free and Easy, with
Ellie, Lizzie and Medwin,
Down by the sea in Devon.
How large the family now is.

September 18th, 2023 08:30

THE PASSING OF SALLY
L. B. Mek said:

sorry for your loss
haunting yet romantic words
well written , thanks for sharing

September 18th, 2023 06:02

SAILBOAT
Doggerel Dave said:

I have some sympathy for Roman Ragavan\'s position.
ln this imperfect world gender identity, age and so on is important in the understanding of the dynamic involved in any human relationship.
Having stated this, I\'m full of \'if\'s but\'s and why\'s so come on, let\'s discuss this and see where we go....

September 18th, 2023 04:20

THE PASSING OF SALLY
Teddy.15 said:

Sad yet most charming, a meeting of sorts and a memory that has lasted a lifetime. Beautiful. 💖

September 18th, 2023 04:02

CASTINGTON HMP
Teddy.15 said:

Such emotion 💖 deeply sadly beautiful.

September 17th, 2023 04:19

SAILBOAT
Teddy.15 said:

Beautiful. 💖

September 16th, 2023 06:45

SAILBOAT
Soman Ragavan said:

Sorry for the confusion. As from your poem “The room” I thought you were a girl. Perhaps I noticed a girl’s insights and passionate feelings in your writings. Now I understand the words “Gypsy dress” and “flowing hair.” I had been intrigued by these words. Many years back I read an article on my astrological sign, Libra (scales). It said : “He feels with the intensity of a woman.” You can see this through many of my poems. Your poem “The room” about bedroom tax led me to write two intense poems, “Bedroom tax” and “Bedroom tax and Peeping Toms.” Best wishes. Soman Ragavan. 16 September, 2023. //
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September 16th, 2023 06:06

SAILBOAT
Soman Ragavan said:

My comments on the poem \"Sailboat” by nephilim56
There is a picture of solitude on the lake : “deserted shore.” There is both sunshine and rain. As the poetess can hear her heartbeat, it possibly means she is stressed. The words about the gypsy appear to hint at some separation, that the poetess regrets. “As I walk in our footsteps” : it is not clear who that other person was. Anyway, it reminds the poetess about a past walk at the place. The footprints of the past have been washed away by the tide. Footprints don’t last long, especially is there is water around. She tries to hide her tears; this if further indication of sadness about the relationship. It’s the end of summer and the start of autumn, the season that signals winding down of nature, leaves turning yellow or brown. Memories are fading away. Past experiences that were real now appear like dreams. The poem ends on a note of sadness for the poetess. Soman Ragavan. 16 September, 2023. //
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September 16th, 2023 04:57

THE STREETS
Doggerel Dave said:

The ‘class war’ , some would argue, is dead.
BS. It’s just that the underclass have not yet realised that they are the working parts of an economy which advantages the rich and powerful over the rest of us.
Keep at it – until vast disparities in wealth are addressed (hopefully not too violently) it will be forever thus.
A write from you I as usual enjoyed.


September 12th, 2023 05:13

WHERE THE EAGLE OBSERVES
L. B. Mek said:

wonderful imagery, all of my senses
awakening to my imagination
thank you, dear poet

September 8th, 2023 06:11

TOMMY
Doggerel Dave said:

You know I relate completely.
Poetry I\'m at one with all the way.
Agree entirely here with Teddy.15.


September 6th, 2023 04:56

TOMMY
Teddy.15 said:

The empathy and dignity you always give the war veterans is incredibly admirable 💖

September 6th, 2023 03:09

MY FRIEND IS ILL
lenore_inNeverland said:

Great poem! Especially the way it started.... totally captures the emotions. Keep going!

September 5th, 2023 04:54

GARRET WALLS
L. B. Mek said:

love the crisp clean imagery
in your poetic efficacy and sincerity
a showcasing of your refined skills
a great read, thank you!

September 4th, 2023 06:00

SIXTIES GIRL
MissD said:

impressive well done

September 3rd, 2023 10:32

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